‘So much was missed’: What the Oliver Campbell case reveals about the Court of Appeal Jon Robins 11 Sep Miscarriages of Justice
UK asylum system is re-traumatising survivors of sexual violence and abuse Finlay Egan 8 Nov Human rights, Immigration, News
Sir Alan Bates sought answers after letters to the Prime Minister ignored Charles Westwood 6 Nov Miscarriages of Justice
Concerns over NZ CCRC after moves to undermine its independence Jon Robins 4 Nov Miscarriages of Justice, News
‘Long-awaited day’ arrives with reform of controversial IPP sentence Abdallah Barakat 3 Nov Human rights, News, Prisons
PROOF 6: It was the Irish first, now it’s the Muslims Jon Robins and Abdallah Barakat 26 Sep Long Read, Miscarriages of Justice, Race, Terrorism
‘Britain’s worst prison’ is far from an outlier in a ‘nasty, cruel, violent’ system Jack Sheard 26 Jun COMMENT, Long Read, Prisons
No one needs to ‘bring back stop and search’. It never left. Habib Kadiri 21 May Crime, Long Read, Police
‘Britain’s worst prison’ is far from an outlier in a ‘nasty, cruel, violent’ system