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On March 6, 2025, the UK House of Lords engaged in a significant debate regarding the Iranian regime’s alarming actions. Multiple members urged the government to designate the Islamic Revolutionary …
UK Lords Urge IRGC Proscription and Address Iran’s Human Rights Abuses Read More
On February 27, 2025, the UK House of Lords convened to vehemently denounce the Iranian regime for its ongoing human rights abuses. Lawmakers highlighted the arbitrary detention of British and …
UK Lords Demand Action Against Iran’s Human Rights Abuses Read More
The timeline of artificial intelligence (AI) developments showcases significant advancements, particularly from the UK. In May 2024, British firm Wayve garnered over $1 billion for self-driving vehicle AI. Alongside, regulators …
A Timeline of Artificial Intelligence Developments: Key Milestones and Innovations Read More
Baroness Kennedy of the Shaws raised concerns in the House of Lords regarding potential legal repercussions for Donald Trump following his sanctions against the International Criminal Court (ICC). She highlighted …
Trump Faces ICC Arrest Threat Amid Controversial Sanctions Read More
In a poignant gathering at the UK Parliament’s House of Lords, attention turned toward the horrific human rights violations in East Turkistan, known as Xinjiang, where the Uyghurs, Kazakhs, Kyrgyz, …
UK Parliament Addresses Genocide and Human Rights Violations in East Turkistan Read More
Global Rights Compliance (GRC) is set to hold a significant dialogue on China’s ongoing repression of the Uyghurs and Turkic communities in East Turkistan (Xinjiang). This event, taking place at …
Understanding the Uyghur Crisis: A Call for Justice and Accountability in the UK Read More
UK Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds warns that newly proposed US tariffs could deal a £20 billion blow to the British economy, emphasizing patience and cautious diplomacy amid rising protectionism. Economists …
UK Braces for Economic Impact of US Tariff Plans as Trade Landscape Shifts Read More
The Human Rights Act 1998 has led judges to make decisions on moral and political issues, traditionally handled by Parliament. A Policy Exchange report analyzes 25 cases since the Act’s …
Reassessing the Human Rights Act: Judicial Overreach and Parliamentary Authority Read More