This Christmas, Liberty is asking the Government to guarantee our fundamental human rights across twelve core areas – from supporting survivors of abuse to protecting our privacy.
Liberty this week joined a challenge against the Government’s so called “right to rent scheme”, a hostile environment policy that is increasing the risk of homelessness this winter.
Systemic and potentially unlawful data sharing practices between the police and Home Office immigration enforcement teams discriminate against victims and witnesses, and undermine the fight against crime
A coalition of teachers, parents and campaigners has taken legal action to force the Government to delete data on schoolchildren’s nationalities and countries of birth
The Independent Review of the Mental Health Act paints a picture of mental health legislation out of step with human rights obligations, but this is a chance to change that.
The High Court rejected the Government’s attempt to put wide-ranging surveillance powers beyond scrutiny, allowing Liberty to proceed with its full challenge the Investigatory Powers Act.
