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One of Europe’s largest salmon farmers has been accused of attacking the civil rights of environmental campaigners by asking for sweeping restrictions on their freedom to…

The Biden and Trump administrations have both stepped up enforcement of Title VI in the last two years. Photo illustration by Justin Morrison/Inside Higher Ed |…

There are more than 1.7 million children and young people in England’s schools who are recognised as having special educational needs and disabilities (or Send). When…

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As a leading authority on counter-terror legislation, Conor Gearty was incensed at the way anti-terror laws are so often enacted to stifle debate and intimidate protest.The…

One day last November, Julia Chuñil called for her dog, Cholito, and they set off into the woods around her home to search for lost livestock.…

‘Humbug”, and “a half-baked scheme to be administered by an unknown court”. Nigel Farage or Robert Jenrick attacking the European convention on human rights (ECHR)? No…

Keir Starmer must make the “populist case” for workers’ rights reforms, unions have said, after a new mega-poll suggested the changes were the most popular of…

The anti-fascist counter-protesters who had turned out to oppose Saturday’s far-right march in central London had not anticipated being unable to leave.But more than six hours…

After a quarter century defending digital rights, Cindy Cohn announced on Tuesday that she is stepping down as executive director of the Electronic Frontier Foundation. Cohn,…