Human rights

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Lawyers back inquiry over inquest into Grenfell fire

Interests of the victims must not be sidelined, says human rights solicitor

High Court hears challenge to government's closure of Dubs scheme

Government consultation with local authorities was 'seriously flawed', says human rights solicitor

Laws allowing 'unpredictably high' libel damages awards breach press freedom

Rules preventing judges from giving juries detailed directions breach article 10 ECHR, says Strasbourg court

Supreme Court: NI residents must pay for abortions in England

Health secretary has a duty to prevent illness arising from an unwanted pregnancy, say dissenting judges

Justice comes first for housing and immigration practitioners

Government ministers must understand the challenges facing social welfare lawyers, Quazim Khan tells Matthew Rogers

Strasbourg court grants Charlie Gard's parents six days to make substantive application

Suspensive measure extended to prevent 'serious and irreparable harm'

New justice secretary pledges support to independent judiciary

David Lidington: respect for rule of law but unclear voting record on social issues

New Lord Chancellor gives lawyers cause for concern and hope

Here's hoping David Lidington understands his oath better than his predecessors, writes John van der Luit-Drummond