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The reality for many potential female victims of trafficking is that they are unable to access safe-housing

Lack of safe housing puts trafficking victims at risk

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Humanists UK expresses concern as Government launches human rights review

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Joe Biden and Kamala Harris will become the next president and vice-president of the United States.

UK must help Biden repair the damage of Trump on human rights

We’ve our own problems and failures. But we can still make sure we help clean up Trump’s mess.

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Over 100 organisations come together to protect human rights and access to law

Over 100 charities, trade unions, human rights organisations, and religion or belief groups, coordinated by Humanists UK, have come together to protect human rights and judicial review.

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Over 40 charities sign statement defending human rights and access to law

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Over 40 charities sign statement defending human rights and access to law

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Boris Johnson’s cringing post-Brexit foreign policy

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"Gulalai is a fierce and brave human rights activist"

Humanists UK issues urgent call to drop charges against Pakistani human rights activist Gulalai Ismail

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Cameroon’s Schools Are Under Attack, And The UK Can Help Stop It

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UK Government moves to give young people right over sex education opt out

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Heavy-handed policing of protests could get worse once EU human rights rules wiped away

Brexit attack on human rights could lead to new policing crack-downs

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"Of all the things Theresa May hates, and it's a long list, human rights law is at the forefront"

Theresa May’s attack on human rights is an attack on us all

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"The government has done much to champion the rights of those raped in war, and it should not falter now"

UK must keep up pressure on Burma over rapes of women and girls

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May will lose all respect if she doesn’t raise human rights concerns with Trump

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"No legal manoeuvring means the UK can avoid its obligations to make sure soldiers operating abroad don't carry out human rights abuses such as torture"

British soldiers shouldn’t be above the law

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"Two weeks after the referendum decision, there is still great uncertainty about where the UK is headed"

What Brexit means…for human rights

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French police special forces carry out searches as part of an investigation into the deadly Charlie Hebdo attack

European Human Rights are now under siege from all sides

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Rush to draconian anti-abuse penalties may backfire, warn tax experts

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Corbyn’s honourable record on Saudi Arabia puts Cameron to shame

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