Brook House Inquiry: racism, toxicity & broken system for protecting vulnerable people;evidence of 19 incidents of Art 3 mistreatment; 33 recommendations to prevent reoccurrence; critical of past failures to learn lessons

Govt response: 8 pages of big font denialism

Surprised: no one

Essential reading
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As per usual, Kenan Malik gets it right.
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Looking forward to joining this debate tonight! A timely discussion on how our domestic law can best protect the environment and the climate

Since our last Progress Report in June, there have been important climate announcements from Government, including the PM’s speech. As promised, we have run the numbers. We remain concerned about the likelihood of achieving the UK’s future targets. theccc.org.uk/2023/10/12/ccc… (1/5)🧵

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Pretty chuffed - & very surprised - at being ranked by David Burgess as a rising star in Administrative Law and Human Rights.

Thanks to those who put in a good word. I know who you are (I think).

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Come along on 7 October if you're coming out of the gate and have an interest in human rights law! You'll have the opportunity to hear from 3 great panellists - and then whatever I have to add

Judgment today in a homelessness JR I've been working on. Credit goes to Will Ford of Osbornes Law and Lucy Rix of TogetherMigrantChildren.

The resilience of my client has been inspiring. Most of all, I'm delighted she now has the accommodation her family need.

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Absolute pleasure, but the credit's yours Will Ford

Hard to overstate the client and her children's resilience in this one. They deserve better.

Schona Jolly KC (Schona Jolly KC) and Josh Jackson (@JJackson46664 ) are published in the current EHRLR: A missed opportunity for the ECtHR to clarify the relationship between state immunity and Art 6 in Buttet v UK (2022) 5 EHRLR 469. #HumanRights

Delighted to have been shortlisted for Young Pro Bono Barrister of the Year by such an excellent organisation Advocate

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Catherine Casserley and Joshua Jackson deliver advanced training to the Equality and Human Rights Commission on “Discrimination and Public Law: Using the Equality Act 2010 and the Human Rights Act 1998 – When, Why and How - cloisters.com/news/discrimin…