#uk-law

#uk-law

The UK Supreme Court case debates legal definitions of sex and gender, potentially reshaping rights and single-sex spaces in the UK.

The UK Supreme Court rules that 'woman' and 'sex' refer to biological entities, potentially impacting transgender rights.

The Supreme Court ruled that trans women are not legally recognized as women under UK equality law.

The first transgender judge in Britain challenges the UK Supreme Court's ruling on gender identity rights at the European Court of Human Rights.

FA reviewing transgender women participation in football after Supreme Court ruling.

Scottish FA set to ban transgender women from competing in women's football.

Anxiety around social issues, particularly for marginalized communities, can provoke intense emotional responses and insomnia.

Trans individuals face facility access limitations as per recent guidance from the UK's equalities watchdog following a Supreme Court ruling.

EHRC guidance restricts trans people's access to single-sex spaces, raising fears about the implications for Equality Act protections.

Kneecap's lyrics promote violence against MPs, leading to a police investigation.

The band Kneecap faces scrutiny over controversial comments made during performances related to political issues.

Kneecap faces police investigation for apparent glorification of terrorism and recent visa issues related to performances expressing political views.

Britain's crackdown on silent prayer near abortion clinics raises significant concerns about free speech and civil liberties.

Expressions of support for Hamas and Hezbollah were displayed at a recent performance, prompting police investigation.

Sam Kerr found not guilty of racially aggravated harassment; the case raises questions about free speech and race in the UK.

Former PMs united against assisted dying bill, citing legal and ethical concerns.

Lack of safeguards in the bill raises fears of breaching European Human Rights obligations.

The new Crime and Policing Bill allows for discretion in reporting consensual underage relationships under certain circumstances.

UK firms need mandatory human rights and environmental due diligence to protect human rights defenders and prevent corporate exploitation.

More than 100 UK families plan a class action lawsuit seeking justice for deaths linked to police contact since 1971.

The IPT manages complaints about unlawful surveillance and oversees surveillance legality, crucial for human rights.

UK courts prioritize transparency over government claims of national security in legal disputes.

Apple challenges Home Office's technical capability notice, advocating for user privacy and encryption.

The ongoing case challenges Apple's market practices regarding its App Store and its 30% commission.

Apple is legally challenging a UK order to create encryption backdoors in its iCloud service, citing user privacy concerns.

Passengers may face cancellations, but have rights to refunds and alternative flights under UK law.

A pilot was fined for losing air traffic control communication, risking a security response from the Royal Air Force.

Big Tech companies face over 20 active class action lawsuits in the UK, totaling over £30 billion in alleged damages related to competition law infringements.

Professor Barry Rodger has initiated a class action lawsuit against Google for abusing its market dominance to negatively impact UK app developers. Claims seek E1.04 billion.

Britain's vote to legalize assisted dying signifies a shift in societal attitudes and reflects a global trend towards legalization.

Cardinal Nichols warns proposed assisted dying law changes could undermine the medical profession's duty to care.

Nichols emphasizes the potential dangers of legitimizing assisted dying.

Keating has dropped his extradition fight and is set to be in UK custody by Christmas.

The Assembly urges the mayor to reform the 'prostitute's caution' system to prevent lifelong discrimination against former sex workers.

A man from Ilford was sentenced for sending rifle scopes to the Taliban, representing important counter-terrorism enforcement.

The acquittal of police officer Martyn Blake in the shooting death of Chris Kaba deepens concerns over police accountability and public trust in law enforcement.

The case of Martyn Blake raises critical issues about police accountability and the treatment of officers in fatal shooting incidents.

Richard Baxter has pleaded guilty to drug trafficking and money laundering, revealing ties to organized crime and a significant property empire.

Travelers from Thailand, Canada, and the US face jail for cannabis smuggling into the UK, with increased arrests signaling tougher enforcement.

Three men pleaded guilty for running a site assisting cyber criminals to bypass multi-factor authentication, impacting over 12,500 victims in the UK.

New UK law enforces stricter security rules for 'smart' gadgets to protect consumers from cyber-criminals.