Scrapping the Human Rights Act will allow the state to decide which citizens should have rights
The Tories’ plans threaten our power to hold the state to account
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How UK taxpayers are funding executions in Iran and Pakistan
The home secretary has repeatedly refused to disclose information about how the UK’s overseas drugs programmes are managed
MoJ confirms deal with barbaric Saudi prison system
Financial incentives mean the UK will continue in this dubious alliance
Three-quarters of the public think government strike plans will be a waste of police time
The Trade Union Bill urges more police involvement in pickets
Britain is siding with the Iranian regime against the population
The reopening of the embassy in Tehran is motivated by a desire for commerce without concern for human rights
Who is the ‘human rights candidate’ for Labour’s leadership?
The candidates share their views on mass surveillance, strike laws and foreign policy
The UK government is the real villain when it comes to terrible trade deals
The threat that TTIP poses should not be seen as unique to the EU, nor should the deal be used as ammunition against Britain’s membership of the Union
How the Tories are redefining the state’s relationship with its citizens
Social rights are becoming commodities only available to the wealthy
Dealmakers must end their silence on human rights abuses in Iran
Moderniser Rouhani executed a prisoner every two hours this June
Trade Union Bill: another calculated attack on workers’ rights
The European Court of Human Rights may have a mandate to intervene against the Conservatives’ anti-strike proposals