Rights court decries Hungary for removing judge critical of reform
Andras Baka’s freedom of expression violated after he criticised judicial reform, chamber rules
Untangling Britain from Europe would cause constitutional ‘havoc’
EU laws are incorporated into the devolution statutes in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland
Cameron vision of fairer Britain overshadowed by Brexit divisions
Assortment of 21 bills is PM’s attempt to show he can reunite his party amid civil war on Europe
May plays both sides with attack on Europe rights convention
Home secretary breaks with the party line as she sets out stall for Conservative leadership
May raises prospect of UK leaving Convention on Human Rights
Home secretary reminds Tories of her credentials to lead the party
Berlin/Ankara migration pact — wrecking ball or silver bullet?
Draft deal is the most ambitious, and politically explosive, plan to solve EU refugee crisis
Tories looks to tame power of European courts
Finale to EU talks aims to make Supreme Court final on human rights
Tories back away from human rights pledge
Primacy of European law over UK courts to be retained in departure from manifesto promise
Workplace surveillance is sparking a cyber rebellion
GPS jammers in vans, FitBits strapped to dogs — employees are fighting back
Bosses reading your emails are not breaching your privacy
European court rules on monitoring messages at work
Tories urged to show caution on European human rights
UK override risks sending wrong signal to other countries, says Strasbourg watchdog
Tribunal says MPs have no special legal protection from spies
Ruling casts doubt on ‘Wilson doctrine’ on phone-tapping
EU judges deliver difficult verdicts for David Cameron
Rulings come down against prisoner voting bans and bulk data collection
Italy struggles to pass gay rights law for same-sex couples
Legislation hampered by ‘strong obstructionism’ from conservative lawmakers in Catholic nation
Azerbaijan jails human rights couple Leyla and Arif Yunus
Fraud and tax evasion trial is part of clampdown on dissent
Thousands of new mothers in UK forced to give up jobs
Women felt they were treated badly by employers and colleagues, study shows
UK’s PM criticised for defending bill at Magna Carta anniversary
David Cameron takes opportunity to push his bill of rights
