Cases

Wes Streeting is refusing to publish documents that will provide the truth about the risks of Palantir’s systems for handling our health records, so we’re fighting back

Our application to strike out Setu Kamal’s £8m defamation claim against the journalist Dan Neidle succeeded on all grounds

Despite Starmer’s boasts, the UK is failing to grasp vital opportunities for jobs, growth and a better quality of life in the climate crisis. We’re seeking to challenge the government’s strategy in the High Court

No survivor should face harm from the very system that is meant to protect them. No child should have to carry an abuser’s name. It’s time to change the system

Last summer Virgin Active banned trans people from bathrooms and changing rooms across the UK – so we’re taking them to court

Abdalle Mumin fled torture in Somalia only to find a bank threatening to silence him with legal action in the UK. We’re helping him speak out.

The interim guidance that the EHRC issued after the Supreme Court’s decision on trans rights was transphobic, harmful, and legally wrong. Our High Court challenge achieved some clarifications but the judgment still ignores the legal and lived reality – so we’re preparing an appeal

Tech giants are hiding the age range for apps in the small print, so they can hand out surveillance ads and rake in money off the backs of our kids.

Gaie Delap was forced back to prison just because there isn’t an electronic tag that fits her – and she’s not the only one

Nigel Farage’s Reform refuses to tell people whether it has their data and doesn’t delete it when they ask. We’re challenging Reform so it respects data law.

The Tories have used emergency powers to ban new prescriptions of puberty blockers, risking trans lives. We’re undertaking an urgent legal challenge to try to stop the ban. Content warning: suicide

Good Law Project has seen an alarming leaked document from NHS England regarding children and young people’s healthcare. We’re seeking urgent legal advice.

AI-generated clips of political figures saying things they never said are a threat to democracy. But there are already laws that the Crown Prosecution Service could use against political deepfakes.

We’re supporting Jo Bateman in her action against a water company that sent a fleet of lorries to unleash a tide of sewage.

It’s more than a year since we teamed up with a cross-party group of MPs to submit a complaint about the climate-sceptic charity the Global Warming Policy Foundation. But the Charity Commission has sat on its hands. We’re taking legal action.   

Good Law Project is making sure the voices and experiences of trans people are heard at the Supreme Court, when a case affecting the freedoms they have relied on for 20 years is heard.