Join Curia in Conversation with former Chair of the AI Committee and Liberal Democrat Lord Spokesperson for Science Innovation and Technology, Lord Clement-Jones
Crime is a tough issue for politicians to grapple with. Balancing the various levels of devolution on policies including national security, policing and taxation, with
The humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza, exacerbated by recent conflicts and severe restrictions on aid, has led to unprecedented suffering and societal breakdown. The article calls for international political will to prevent such disasters in the future and urges the UK to leverage its diplomatic and legal strengths to address and mitigate potential atrocities globally.
Helen Maguire BEM, a former Royal Military Police Officer, critiques the prevailing “tough on crime” rhetoric, urging a reevaluation of our justice system’s approach. Maguire advocates for a nuanced strategy that prioritises rehabilitation and community sentences, aiming to reduce recidivism and alleviate the societal burdens of reoffending.
In the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, conflict-related sexual violence (CRSV) has surged, reflecting a broader trend of its strategic use in global conflicts. This article delves into the specific case of Russian-perpetrated CRSV in Ukraine, examining its brutal manifestations and the role of proxy warfare.
Awaab’s Law: Government plan to force landlords to tackle mouldy homes published.
Helen Maguire discusses the need for reforming the justice system away from a one-size-fits-all approach, highlighting the need for rehabilitative measures.
Minette Batters writes an insightful piece on British farming for the Chamber Journal.
Labour is calling for Prime Minister Rishi Sunak to remove Braverman from her position, claiming that she is “deliberately creating division” and undermining police independence.
New laws to speed up planning and building homes have come into force as the Levelling-Up and Regeneration Bill became law yesterday.
Dr Chris Williams discusses the challenges and inequalities within Scotland’s healthcare system
Court challenge opens in Edinburgh after UK government blocked a bill making it easier for trans people to change their legal sex. It is broadly
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