- Minister for Europe meets Belarus human rights defenders https://t.co/hlZw4ciqHd
- Rights of workers and employment law in OMAN http://t.co/RCRGu2mckq
- UN rights body adopts review report on UAE http://t.co/tKnicSbJxo
- UKRAINE human rights commissioner calls for LGBT hate crime laws http://t.co/toCDiwTL2G
- IRAN: Calls on UN Human Rights Council to Avoid Discriminatory Approach http://t.co/3JQlSh5WzI
- INDONESIA: Environmental and human rights matter http://t.co/ZFSS8fX3Pq
- BURMA: Keeping human rights on the agenda in Myanmar http://t.co/eS4kinPIJO
- KENYA: Attorney General defends Treasury’s role in controlling budget allocations http://t.co/C6Wp6hulbh
- EGYPT judges rally against Islamist-backed judicial authority bill http://t.co/k3smUgk4tO
- US: Gunman in California killing spree had brush with law http://t.co/dDpwNGEjRV
- INDIA: Does law do justice to the poor & hapless? http://t.co/uaN8TVETbd
- Europe's Lost Generation & the rise of the far right http://t.co/9FDLvXAl4n
- SINGAPORE struggles to control cyberspace http://t.co/jW3Kfel0Mb
- Violence against women rises in EL SALVADOR http://t.co/QWCxJwaFqk
- Cutting legal aid is the surest way to threaten justice | Observer editorial http://t.co/fiKzjBt6Dd
- Six reasons the cuts to legal aid will ruin our justice system http://t.co/NcdsoxVJTg
- Manchester tribute to suffragette Emily Davison unveiled http://t.co/Ay23NIxnlB
- Salma Yaqoob threat allegations lead to arrest http://t.co/LjN6Nj7vyd
- MP Tim Yeo facing committee coaching claim http://t.co/2wyEk3yWlR
- Defamatory Tweets, Legal Aid Armageddon and Burkha Bans – The Human Rights Roundup | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/VvnES19L7H
- Pupillage inside out | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/IZJiEPfoNs
- Court lifts anonymity order in David McGreavy case | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/TeF1eu6PYP
- Keep calm and apply the European Convention on Human Rights | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/Zy1opfoily
- "Fair play in action": Court of Appeal considers the rules of natural justice | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/aJi97BoPYx
- The Legal Aid avocado and human rights | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/FnLcRhTNDI
- 145 specially appointed Government barristers demand rethink on Legal Aid plans | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/ArPPmUu5vv
- GCHQ Prism spying claims: Labour urges PM to launch investigation http://t.co/2O1RKyGFYp
- UK also sourcing 'personal data' through contentious US-run Prism programme http://t.co/zC7acCh97M
- Ex-IRA gunman Gerry McGeough in new legal bid http://t.co/LeEZQIZjCD
- All Change in the UK Employment Tribunals | The National Law Review http://t.co/0oILiGRKhK
- UK's use of drones in Afghanistan 'may be in breach of international law' http://t.co/1CkVwtCVNe
- ISRAEL: Tel Aviv District Judge creates outrage with 'there are girls who enjoy being raped' remarks http://t.co/XE5nIgnirX
- US: The Justice Department Says NSA Surveillance Is Legal but Won't Tell You Why http://t.co/vasMSJadJO
- HUNGARY proposes legal changes to allay EU's democracy concerns: minister http://t.co/FKHOjwp7yr
- US: Legal Sector Springs Back, Loses 500 Jobs in May http://t.co/la67ZFMOA8
- AUSTRALIA: 'Legal high' shops mull $200m campaign http://t.co/MhuksC3TJX
- IRELAND: Legal action continues for orders requiring security from printing company http://t.co/ZQ6isuH2bU
- US: The real hurts of law enforcement violence and racism http://t.co/Ur5GKB32SX
- Woolwich attack: Student sentenced for 'joke' tweet http://t.co/PYuVzt8dBh
- Google says the government has 'no access' to servers http://t.co/Vi2jenmQGn
- Richard Branson says decriminalising drugs would not lose votes http://t.co/Y9AxKfurC1
- Tobacco firm begins 'stealth-marketing' campaign against plain packaging law http://t.co/icsNGtihKL
- 9 September: trial date set for Andy Coulson and Rebekah Brooks http://t.co/G6pmEof2BP
