Browsing: Rights

The 100-year-old oak fell on the first day of the holiday. It crashed on to the terrace where James and his partner, Andrew, had been breakfasting…

The last U.S. Supreme Court term was among the most consequential in recent years for K-12 education, with the justices issuing major rulings on special education,…

People granted asylum will no longer be given “the golden ticket” of resettlement and family reunion rights, Keir Starmer said, amid deepening concerns from charities that…

Recent changes to Slovakia’s constitution mark a “dark day” for the country, LGBTQ+ campaigners have warned, describing measures such as the recognition of only two sexes…

Employers will be forced to offer more secure terms to more than a million workers if the employment bill going through parliament is implemented, according to…

Businesses across the UK fear that new guidance from the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) on the use of toilets and changing rooms will be…

Composite: Rita Liu/The Guardian/Getty Images/Wikimedia CommonsWith so many things happening everywhere all at once, the start of a new supreme court term on 6 October may…

Hotels or homes? Facing a housing crisis, residents of Spain’s tourism hotspots fight to keep their communities alive.From ancient cities to beaches, Spain has something for…

The Scottish Prison Service has admitted breaching human rights law by causing the death of a man who was restrained by 17 officers and has apologised…

ProPublica is a nonprofit newsroom that investigates abuses of power. Sign up to receive our biggest stories as soon as they’re published. Two major law firms…