On 15 November 2023, the UK’s five most senior Supreme Court justices held, unanimously, that the government’s flagship Rwanda policy is...

In October 2023, Just Fair and BIHR launched a new five-year project funded by the Baring Foundation: the London Human Rights Communities Programme...

On 23 October 2023, the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Access to Justice hosted an event in Westminster, chaired by Laura Farris MP, to ask lord...

‘Racial Bias and the Bench: one year on’ was a hybrid event, chaired by Professor Gary Younge, that took place on 7 November 2023 to mark...

When I saw the programme for the 2023 LAG Education Law Conference, which took place on 15 November, I knew we were in for something special. The...

‘Hold your nerve’ was a sentiment echoed by many while giving evidence to the Renters (Reform) Bill Committee in November. I, along with...

Sue James explains the reasons behind our decision to take Legal Action digital only.

John Horan analyses an employment case with profound implications, where HHJ Beard allowed the claimant’s appeal on grounds including not...

Over the next year, LAG – in partnership with Garden Court Chambers – is holding a series of talks under the Rough Justice banner, on...

A day at the Legal Aid Practitioners Group conference prompted Adrian Brazier to reflect on legal aid's history.

Legal aid may, in theory, be demand-driven, but there are many ways that services can be oriented to ensure that there is absolutely no correlation...

The title of the Housing Law Practitioners’ Association’s 2023 conference is ‘The Impact of Racism in Housing’. It takes place...