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The Reform candidate at this month’s byelection claims he wants to put Britain first, but served as a visiting fellow for Viktor Orbán’s far-right propaganda unit
The High Court’s decision is wrong and we will appeal it
A Good Law Project investigation has uncovered a network funded by Hungary’s authoritarian leader Viktor Orbán, that uses profits from refining Russian oil to platform far right and anti-trans campaigners in the UK
When 88% of women in sport say they’ve been the target of sexual misconduct, it’s time to stop that tidal wave of trauma at source
A freedom of information request by Good Law Project has found that deaths by suicide of trans young people under 18 surged following the withdrawal of gender-affirming healthcare
We’ve been supporting the women who fought off a legal threat from Sex Matters. Alice McCool hears their stories
Liv Nervo was six months pregnant when she discovered her partner had another family. When she tried to speak up, he spent years dragging her through the courts. We’re helping her tell her story.
Last summer, Good Law Project accused barrister Sarah Phillimore of harassment and transphobia. Now, the barrister is suing our founder over the allegations
Sex Matters tried to block a ban on conversion practices, but the Council of Europe has voted to make it illegal
The High Court has blocked a legal challenge from transphobic group Sex Matters, siding with thousands of swimmers who fought to keep the ponds inclusive
When TalkTV said ‘CO2 is not a threat to the planet’ the regulator did nothing – it’s time for Ofcom to step up on climate misinformation
In December we reported that a complaint had been made to the police in respect of Mr Richard Dunstan, a “good friend” of the Sex Matters hate group.
The Judicial Conduct Investigations Office has brushed aside multiple complaints about Judge Philip Lancaster – but the High Court will now rule on what judicial misconduct means.
Deadly ICE raids in the US rely on Palantir tools that mine health records to produce real-time data on people’s location – a chilling prospect for the NHS
The Reform Council in Worcestershire is trying to ban trans people from accessing services. We’re fighting back
Thames Water’s creditors are still trying to hang on to their cash – it’s time for the regulator to publish the details of all the bids on the table