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Reflections on organising in a Legal Aid firm
by Casey, Khadijah / May 12, 2025

The Difficulties of Working and Unionising in Human Rights Law Practice
by Louise Lorde / May 12, 2025

Above the Fray
by Kate Bradley / May 12, 2025

A broken chain-link fence.

At the Frontlines of Immigration Law
by Isobel Bowler, Maxwell Goddard / May 12, 2025

A rally in front of an old building, with posters including 'Crime doesn't pay'.

Introduction to the Legal Workers’ Inquiry
by Jamie Woodcock, Tanzil Chowdhury / May 12, 2025

The Rallying Call of a Deserter
by Stan French / May 12, 2025

Defending Legal Aid
by John Nicholson / May 12, 2025

Gifts, Open Doors and Precarity
by Will Staveley / May 12, 2025

Judgements on an Inquiry
by Jamie Woodcock, Tanzil Chowdhury / May 12, 2025