Why Government must clamp down on shadowy companies in British Overseas Territories
It’s a human rights issue, says Alyn Smith MP
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Campaigners raise privacy concerns over ‘track and trace’ app
A poll conducted from the Open Knowledge Foundation found that ‘an overwhelming majority’ of Brits want any introduction of a contract-tracing app to protect civil liberties and people’s privacy.
Politicians who really care about soldiers should call for more human rights legislation, not less
Promising to end the non-existent witch-hunt allows Boris Johnson to appear to help veterans while doing nothing to address their actual needs.
No response from MoD on worker asbestos exposure
Unite request for full disclosure of risks on Gloucestershire military site goes unanswered.
Open letter: When the UN calls out poverty in the UK, the government must listen
EXCLUSIVE: 50 leading poverty and inequality groups and activists write to the UK government demanding change.
As the bombs drop on Gaza again, a new group is standing up for Palestine
On Monday, Israeli forces began dropping bombs in the Gaza strip, in response to a rocket. Labour activists are organising for Palestine.
In 2018, the UK continued to support the repressive government of the UAE
2018 was a miserable year for government critics in the UAE
International corporations come out in defence of human rights campaigners
Multimillion pound brands including Primark and Adidas are backing the move. Ana Zbona writes
Welsh Uni accused of “whitewashing UAE’s appalling human rights record”
An Emirati minister was honoured while a British student was in solitary confinement on espionage charges
This gig-economy giant is being taken to the High Court on possible human rights breaches
This food delivery app may bring chicken katsu to your door in 20 minutes, but its couriers can’t join a union. A judicial review may change that.