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If you aren’t trans, updating this Act will barely affect you at all. But for hundreds of thousands of trans people, you’ll have helped to completely change their lives, and made our country a safer and fairer place to be in the process. So please join me – as well as Liberty, Amnesty, BIHR, Stonewall and countless others across the country – and call for reform, now.

The UK’s current gender recognition law is out-of-date, dehumanising and in need of urgent reform, Amnesty International UK, Liberty and the British Institute of Human Rights have said today, in a joint statement responding to the launch of

A Cardiff resident has been given the go-ahead to start the first legal challenge to a UK police force’s use of automated facial recognition (AFR) technology, in what will be a critical nationwide test of the state’s power to deploy radical biometric surveillance methods.

As the afternoon sun beat down on East London on Thursday, the people of Stratford were being watched. 

Liberty client “P” is challenging rule making people with more than one conviction – no matter how minor – disclose them forever.

Tonight MPs voted to remove a number of Lord amendments to the EU Withdrawal Bill which sought to preserve human rights protections after the UK leaves the European Union and to secure stronger limits on ministers' powers. 

A Cardiff resident has today launched the first legal challenge to a UK police force’s use of automated facial recognition (AFR) technology.

Tomorrow MPs will vote on the EU Withdrawal Bill – their last chance to make sure their constituents don’t end up with fewer rights after Brexit.

A 100-strong LGBT+ “super choir” will sing outside Parliament today ahead of a series of crunch EU Withdrawal Bill votes, urging MPs to safeguard key human rights protections currently at risk, including those relied on by the LGBT+ community.