Justice

Demonstration in front of the Home Office by the organisation Global Justice Now in 2018 against the hostile environment. A group of people are holding a long banner that says 'End the hostile environment'.

Migrants organise to beat ‘hostile environment’

November 28, 2023

A sign in Bridge Street, Downham Market, welcoming people to the Hollies

Being Black in Downham Market

October 31, 2023

Lola May playhing Mary Prince, with Angie Amra Anderson on the drum.

‘Sold’: a play not to be missed

The news. A stand with newspapers in multiple languages.

‘Beware of the dog!’ says the man with the gun

"My body, my choice."

Abortion, infanticide, murder – does the legal system differentiate?

Street graffiti reading 'my body my choice'

Abortion rights – and wrongs

Cartoon of two women standing in front of a police line-up of men, most of whom are policemen.

The police cannot police themselves

January 22, 2023

Sunak in a moving vehicle, being filmed wearing no seatbelt

Why the Prime Minister’s breaking the law, and his admission of doing so, is important

January 21, 2023

The worst of the Tories

Government demands PPE money from Mone, but scared what may be revealed

January 14, 2023

Women dressed as suffragettes protest the new anti-protest legislation next to the statue of Millicent Fawcett.

‘Five Funerals and No Wedding’ – the world in 2030

January 11, 2023

Greenpeace activists outside Chelmsford Magistrates Court following a not-guilty verdict.

Greenpeace activists cleared of blocking Russian fuel ship in Essex

November 6, 2022

public services wordcloud

A shocking picture of our public services

October 28, 2022

Woman walking along city street at night, alone.

Fear of violence limits women’s freedoms

October 6, 2022

Crime scene tape

Organised crime grows stronger, but Brexit means Britain’s police have no response

October 3, 2022

The Old Bailey

Lawyers on strike: making us all less safe

August 22, 2022

Prison bars

“These women deserve more” – MPs and charities say Government failing to help women in prison

August 17, 2022

Barrister on the phone

Justice should be blind, but not crippled!

Essex police pass out parade

Only 1% of police complaints led to misconduct action

House of Commons

Dozens of MPs investigated for sexual misconduct in toxic culture claim

Ipswich Cladiator activist Alex Dickin

Rail pension shell company won’t pay for fire cladding, so my flat is worthless

women can't trust the police

How can women trust the police?

October 28, 2021

Public law

Undermining the rule of law?

October 18, 2021

Lord Chancellor Dominic Raab Number 10 on Flickr (CC BY 2.0)

An end to human rights?

October 13, 2021

Violence against women. Photo by Rene Asmussen from Pexels (CC BY 2.0)

Enough is Enough – Women Want Action on Violence Now

October 1, 2021

Government fails to prevent violence against women.

Has the Government achieved its objective of preventing violence against women?

September 3, 2021

Women in prison need our help. Photo by Griszka Niewiadomski from freeimages.com under CC licence.

Women in prison need our help

August 22, 2021

Photo portrait of Boris Johnson

Taking Back Control: how the Government is quietly eroding our democracy

Depressed girl crying

Time to stop violence against women

Protest sign saying 'Refugees are human beings'

Global Britain? Our refugee policy suggests otherwise

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