After Russian troops withdrew from the towns and suburbs around Kyiv, women and witnesses began to come forward with stories of rape

Long-awaited legislation that could be used to punish those who reveal state wrongdoing and target human rights defenders, will be read in

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The Leveson Inquiry This year marks the 10 year anniversary of the Leveson Inquiry, which was tasked with reviewing the practices and

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On Wednesday a Met tribunal found two officers, who shared images of the bodies of Bibaa Henry and Nicola Smallman, guilty of