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Trans people ‘seek asylum abroad’ after Supreme Court ruling
Trans people are seeking asylum abroad amid fears for their safety after last week’s Supreme Court judgment, a Labour peer has claimed. Lord Cashman said he had friends who were looking to leave Britain after the country’s highest court ruled that transgender women are not legally women.
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Obi vs Abure: INEC studies Supreme Court judgmentThe Independent National Electoral Commission has not yet made a decision regarding the leadership of the Labour Party following a recent Supreme Court ruling.Multiple sources in the commission ...
The current sitting deputy president of the UK Supreme Court, Lord Hodge, will retire on 31 December 2025. Hodge will be 72 ...
UNISON is carefully considering the implications of the judgment from the Supreme Court regarding the legal definition of sex ...
Supreme Court rejects plea to stall notification of 2025 Regulations addressing discrimination in higher education ...
Julius Abure, has strongly dismissed claims that the recent Supreme Court judgment on the party’s leadership dispute removed ...
In a historic ruling last week, judges at the UK’s highest court ruled that the legal definition of a woman is based on ...
The state's Supreme Court found Farmers met requirements in how it notified policyholders of their rights to choose repair ...
(Reuters) -President Donald Trump's administration asked the U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday to allow implementation of his ...
In a landmark judgement emblematic of stare decisis, the Supreme Court of India recently clarified the temporal limitations ...
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