The UK’s criminal justice system is under renewed scrutiny amid a wave of anti-racism protests. EachOther speaks to leading black lawyers to celebrate their work and hear their views on what reform is needed. Discrimination, Race Clockwise from top-left: Ife Thompson, Susie Labinjoh, Michael Etienne, Allison Munroe, Shina Animashaun, Ann Tayo, Abimbola Johnson, and Yvonne …
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Poor Brian Kemp — he obviously didn’t get the memo. When the Republican governor of Georgia announced Monday that he was going to begin opening up his state’s economy, he must have assumed that President Trump would lavish him with praise. After all, just days earlier the president had said that the country was “starting …
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The Home Office can impose entry bans on people who have previously breached immigration law or used deception in their applications for leave. Bans can last one year, two years, five years or ten years. Generally speaking, and except for some minor exceptions, the person will not be allowed to re-enter the UK during the …
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While George Floyd was being killed, he called for his mum. I can’t moveMamaMama His mum had passed away two years prior to this moment yet, at the … This is who I call for when I call for my mum
Whilst the euphoria arising from the appointment of a personal member of staff of the President may typically not warrant the leading comment of this newspaper, the fantastic narratives, albeit mythical and sometimes preposterous, concerning the role of the president’s Chief of Staff (CoS) in recent times, call for some reflection. This call for reflection …
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