Abhishek Phadnis of LSE students’ Atheist, Secularist and Humanist Society gave the funniest speech at yesterday’s “One Law for All” protest outside the Law Society.

What’s the world coming to, if a man has […]

The human rights and equality campaigner Peter Tatchell told yesterday’s protest at the Law Society that the demonstration was “just the start”. It would be better, he said, for the Law Society to concede now, […]

At yesterday’s protest at the Law Society, Maryam Namazie of One Law for All told her audience that Algerian feminists have called that country’s use of sharia family law “twenty years of madness”, […]

Following the Law Society’s publication in March of a “Practice note on sharia succession rules”, a protest was held in Chancery Lane yesterday evening, organised by One Law for All,

Sarah Wollaston MP has come in for some criticism over how she dealt with two men who told her, last year, that they’d been in one case […]

I’ve not seen much coverage over here of an important case, Sebelius v Hobby Lobby Stores, heard by the United States Supreme […]

You know when something doesn’t quite mean what it’s supposed to mean? At least not when it’s read in a lawyerly way? I may […]

Nigel Evans is not guilty of the offences he was charged with. […]

Outside the Ministry of Justice on “Grayling Day” on Friday, I spoke to Gemma Burns of Thomas Bingham Chambers, who feels “absolutely passionately” about opposing the government’s legal aid policy, because

it means injustice for all.

She […]