Palantir faces scrutiny for human rights abuses as MPs debate its £330m NHS data contract on 16 April. Urge your MP: no Palantir in our NHS. Act now.

Volker Türk says bill, which applies to Palestinians convicted of terror charges but not Jewish extremists, must be repealed

From making you live longer to making cities more resilient: If you want a reason to make your city more walkable, it's in here.

And artificial constraints on international law

Children are spending less than six hours per day out of their cells, figures show.

Exclusive: in 2025 briefing to Wes Streeting, officials warned reputation of tech firm behind US ICE operations would hinder rollout of data system in UK

We don’t need courts. We don’t need trials. The government should simply decide who is guilty and execute them immediately. That is the Trump regime’s policy towards people it accuses of drug smuggli...

Critics say "Orwell would have enjoyed the irony" of the former Conservative minister's appointment

In the space of two years, 20 people died from drugs within a day of being released from prison. Are we setting people up for failure?

None of England’s young offender institutions provided children in their care with the education they were entitled to during the last three years reveals probe

Acculturation and Acceleration: The Impact of Facial Recognition Technology on Youth at Cultural and Sporting Events|Facial recognition technology - Culture of surveillance - Youth, sporting and cultu...

Sentencing Academy research assesses public understanding of some key sentencing terms.

An annual review of survey responses from children in custody has revealed that many continue to feel unsafe, are failing to get to education and feel uncared for by staff.

Australia's universities are blighted by a "culture of consequence-free, rotten failure", a senate inquiry has found.

The panel finds that four of the five genocidal acts defined under international law have been carried out against Palestinians during the war.

Move comes despite election manifesto promises from Keir Starmer to improve ‘access to learning’

This event offers an opportunity to bring a range of voices together to reflect on where Scottish criminal justice is and where it's going.

Join us for a discussion of the The Moral and Ethical Worlds of Coercive Confinement - a themed issue published in Incarceration (Sage Journals)

Anti-migrant demonstrations expected on Friday and Saturday, while councils investigate legal challenges against hotels

Philip Augar proposes union representation on governing boards and vice-chancellor pay reforms

Some parents are working extra hours or selling possessions to fund school trips, a survey has found. About one in eight (13%) parents with school-age children said they have worked overtime to meet t...

Attack at market is latest in series by Israeli forces that have killed hundreds of civilians seeking aid

27th June 2025 – Following Baroness Casey’s audit on group-based child sexual exploitation (CSE) and abuse (CSA), we have grown concerned by the lack of recognition for CSE support, com…