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• School proms uphold straight privilege

  19 Mar 2010:

  Elle Gray: They have long reinforced race and class barriers – and now a school has cancelled its prom to stop gay students attending

• Waiting hits home on Guantánamo

  19 Mar 2010: Geoffrey Bindman: Victoria Brittain's play highlights the uncertainty brought by a system where basic requirements of justice have been denied

• Why the CPS is not delivering justice

  18 Mar 2010: Jane Nichol Bell: Poorly prepared Crown Prosecution Service cases see criminals walk scot-free. Recruiting in-house prosecutors is partly to blame

• The plight of Cuba's hunger strikers

  18 Mar 2010:

  John Keenan: Cuba's neighbours should tell Castro's regime that if it wishes to avoid isolation it needs to improve its human rights record

• Police or provocateurs?

  18 Mar 2010:

  Hannah Sell: 'Officer A's' account of infiltrating an anti-racist group is ludicrous and raises questions about whose interests police act in

• When law firms exploit human rights

  17 Mar 2010: Afua Hirsch: Rich law firms that embrace human rights while making fortunes representing vulture funds give lawyers who care a bad name

• What's the point of legal aid?

  12 Mar 2010: Rebecca Omonira-Oyekanmi: Legal aid should ensure everyone has access to justice, not be wasted on tackling government mismanagement

• Rights are political – keep it that way

  11 Mar 2010: Fergal Davis: Human rights are a political issue, and we should remind politicians we don't want these to be dealt with by the courts

• Libel tourism is a public health risk

  11 Mar 2010: Brooke Magnanti: British libel law is being used by corporations from around the world to suppress legitimate reporting of bad science

• The seduction of British intelligence

  11 Mar 2010:

  Crispin Black: The torture scandal shows how easily our intelligence services were led astray by US promises of an influence 'upgrade'

• The Tories' cheap shot on privacy

  11 Mar 2010: Afua Hirsch: Conservative attempts to pander to the tabloids by 'rebalancing privacy with freedom of expression' miss the legal point

• Rights and the left

  10 Mar 2010: Paul Sagar: For true liberals, rights are prerequisites of citizenship. This is why neither New Labour nor the Lib Dems should win their vote

• The Lib Dem assault on online liberty

  10 Mar 2010: James Graham: A Lib Dem-backed amendment to the digital economy bill would help make the internet less free, not decrease piracy

• Our asylum system's fatal failures

  10 Mar 2010:

  Melanie McFadyean: A toxic combination of inhumane policy and public indifference tragically drives vulnerable refugees beyond despair

• Tortured logic of intelligence chief

  10 Mar 2010: Vikram Dodd: Former MI5 head Eliza Manningham-Buller denies knowing about mistreatment of detainees. Didn't she read the papers?

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