The cruel and the chaotic: Six things we learned about May’s Government this week
The Conservatives are holding their annual conference in Birmingham this week, with party members paying an eye-watering £520…
Human Rights
Jeremy Corbyn: The last defender of Human Rights?
Mohammed bin Nawaf bin Abdulaziz, the Saudi Arabian Ambassador to the United Kingdom took an extraordinary step last…
Stopping the Snooper’s charter
This evening, Unite and the Labour Campaign for Human Rights will be holding a Parliamentary event (see below) to explain…
Our human rights are not the Tories’ to give away
When discussing the Human Rights Act it is important to set out the developments which led to it…
The Miliband Doctrine? The three principles that will define Labour’s foreign policy
Ed Miliband will give a pretty thorough and thoughtful speech on foreign policy at Chatham House this morning.…
2015 is a make or break year for international development and climate change
Tomorrow, negotiations begin in New York to agree the Sustainable Development Goals, the SDGs, which will be agreed…
We must stand tall and be proud of our record on Human Rights
Human rights have taken a battering over recent years, on the end of an onslaught from those who…
Miliband makes stirring defence of Human Rights Act
Ed Miliband marked the UN Human Rights Day today by making a powerful defence of the UK’s role…
Why surveillance matters for Labour
Next week the Labour Campaign for Human Rights will be hosting a screening of CITIZENFOUR, a new documentary…
Labour call on Cameron to attend nuclear weapons conference
Douglas Alexander, Shadow Foreign Secretary, and Vernon Coaker, Shadow Defence Secretary, have written an open letter calling on…
