July 8, 2025

The SEND paradox Politicians are caught in a trap of their own making

Gabriel McKeown

16.05

Whose right is it anyway? If we can’t choose how we die, we have nothing

Neil LaBute

27.05

The Republicans’ foolish war on the ICC Young citizens are losing faith in their national story

Malcom Kyeyune

08.12

Human rights died in Gaza Geneva's decadent religion needs a Reformation

Yehudah Mirsky

03.10

Europe has betrayed Lampedusa Man The EU is embracing its authoritarian neighbours

Ben Judah

11.08

The case for leaving the ECHR Legislative freedom will fix more than the Channel crisis

Richard Ekins

26.11

Humanism is a heresy Confusion is bound to follow the death of God

Tom Holland

02.12

Lessons from a war zone Naked geopolitical ambition now trumps human rights

Aris Roussinos

02.12

Andrew Mitchell’s friends in Rwanda Why is he is one of Kagame's most dogged defenders?

Ian Birrell

08.02

The risk of eternal lockdown The implications for human rights could be worryingly far-reaching

Adam Wagner

08.12

Men do not have the ‘right’ to sex A new case before the courts adds a modern twist to old ideas of conjugal relations

Louise Perry

08.07

Human rights in the age of disinformation Implementing the Magnitsky Act is a big win for Global Britain. But what does it mean to be a democratic citizen online?

Peter Pomerantsev