Law & justice
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The Productivity Puzzle in Public Service Reform
The UK appears to be less efficient and effective than its neighbours.
- Health, Education & Welfare
- Equality
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Treating the Stansted 15 as Terrorists is Part of a Worrying Trend
Peaceful, non-violent protest is a vital part of our democracy.
- Civil Service & Bureaucracy
- Courts
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"People Will Have to Reconceptualise Their Ideas of Gender": Why Reform of the Gender Recognition Act Could be Life-Changing
Why reform would be life-changing.
- Feminism & Gender
- Courts
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The UN Still Won’t Prioritise Human Rights Above the Rights of Corporations
The draft has already been criticised for key shortcomings and omissions.
- Trade
- USA
- Human Rights
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Victims of Crime Are Not Spectators of Justice
Offering victims a chance to move from spectator to participant in this process will improve the potential for impactful policy.
- Courts
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The Twisted Path That Led us to a Crisis in Penal Policy
We are in the midst of the latest and perhaps most radical reconfiguration of the penal state in the UK.
- Equality
- Human Rights
- Courts
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- Elections & Campaigning
- Courts
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- Feminism & Gender
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Proscribing National Action: Considering the Impact of Banning the British Far-Right Group
We should consider the extent to which the British Government’s approach to banning extremist groups has been successful.
- Media
- Racism & Antisemitism
- Courts