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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.
In early March 2024, Ofcom suggested that the rightwing broadcaster GB News doesn’t have to meet the same impartiality standards as broadcasters with a bigger audience. But we think this two-tier approach is unlawful.
Good Law Project has teamed up with a cross-party group of politicians to demand the Charity Commission take action over the radical rightwing charity the Institute of Economic Affairs.
GambleAware should be helping people quit gambling. Instead it’s propping up an industry that preys on the public. It’s time for the Charity Commission to step up.
The government is putting roadblocks in the way of local councils who want to improve energy efficiency. But we need housing that tackles fuel poverty and the climate crisis.
Almost three quarters of the contract between the tech giant and the NHS is completely blanked out. It’s time to see what it’s hiding.
The Government has been blocking onshore wind since 2015. We’re taking legal action to help spark a revolution in renewable power.
We’re all working on the assumption that Rishi Sunak will find the courage to call a General Election sometime this year. Political parties are keener than ever to speak directly to you – but they can’t get into your inbox or social media feed unless they can capture your personal data. With trust in political processes at an all-time low, being open, transparent and accountable about the use by political parties of your data is essential for a healthy democracy. But early indications show some political parties are riding roughshod over crucial data rights.
Climate crisis protester is the first to have been sentenced with jail time for the controversial new Section 7 offence. We funded his bail application and will support him to appeal this draconian sentence.