Tag
rights
Public TWIS articles connected to this recurring idea.
- Ceuta: What the Evidence Shows — and How Europe Reacted
Moroccan gendarmes were observed standing aside, but the evidence does not establish a centrally ordered or foreign-backed operation. Italy then imposed new selective checks before onward movement from Ceuta had been demonstrated.
- Britain Imports the Worst and Leaves the Best Behind
British ministers use foreign precedents to justify tougher rules while giving far less attention to the rights, institutions and practical protections surrounding them.
- England’s Life Expectancy Has Reached a Record. Healthy Life Expectancy Has Fallen.
People in England are living longer on average, but healthy life expectancy has declined and the deprivation gap is about twenty years.
- Brexit's Clear Winner Was Government Power
Brexit was sold as control returning to ordinary people. Ten years later, the clearest winner was UK government power, while citizens lost automatic EU rights and many small businesses gained friction.
- A Protest Right Is Weaker When the State Decides Which Protests Are Allowed
A rare ban on London’s Al-Quds Day march shows the difference between a protest right existing on paper and a protest being allowed to move through public space.