Serious disruption prevention orders come into force
As Serious Disruption Prevention Orders come into force in Britain, GMLC campaign volunteer lead Jacob Quested Khan updates us on the Act as it now stands, and the risk the…
Zero hour contracts: an uncertain future for insecure employees
Following the publication of a new report, ‘Zero Choices: Swapping Zero Hour Contracts for Secure, Flexible Working’, GMLC campaign volunteer Seb Dawson writes on zero hours contracts and what you…
An interview with Nick Bano: how to solve the housing crisis
Following the publication of his new book Against Landlords: How to Solve the Housing Crisis (2024, Verso), GMLC interviewed housing barrister Nick Bano about housing issues, including rent controls, what…
The Migrant Victims of Domestic Abuse Concession: is it enough?
In the month of International Women’s Day, GMLC campaign volunteer Deborah Okyere examines the Migrant Victims of Domestic Abuse Concession (MVDAC), an exception in law that aims to mitigate the…
Women and access to justice: why legal aid is a feminist issue
As International Women’s Day is coming up on 8 March, GMLC campaign volunteer Mary Horobin looks at the Women’s Budget Group’s 2023 report on gender gaps in access to justice,…
‘Ten Years (In)Justice’: film and exhibition brochure available now
On 21 February 2024, GMLC held a film screening to show the film by Alex Boyd and Nuala Fowler that captured people’s experiences of our ‘Ten Years (In)Justice’ exhibition. The…
Zombie policies: the threatened return of Employment Tribunal fees
In this article, GMLC employment campaign volunteer lead Avaia Nightingale Williams discusses the recent proposal to reintroduce fees in the Employment Tribunal and analyses how this will clash with a previous ruling…
Ten Years (in)Justice: a GMLC Exhibition, Manchester Museum, 13-14 January 2024
This month, we officially publicly launch our exhibition on access to justice: ‘Ten Years (In)Justice: an exhibition of art and stories from the front lines of the failing civil justice…