Crime, civil law, justice and rights

The Joint Committee Human Rights questions the chairs of the UK’s three National Human Rights Institutions

Members discuss definition of leases and Electronic Communications Code

The Environmental Audit Committee has asked Boohoo Group Chairman Mahmud Kamani to link its bonus scheme for senior executives to achievement of its pledges on workers’ rights and environmental sustainability.

MPs to debate petition which calls on Government to make LGBT conversion therapy a criminal offence

Members debate anti-slavery projects, NHS staffing, hauliers and the space industry

Committee publishes its response to the Government’s Independent Human Rights Act Review

Committee to take evidence from Police and Crime Commissioners and academics

Committee to question Dame Vera Baird, Victims’ Commissioner for England and Wales

The Petitions Committee considered all e-petitions which had reached over 10,000 signatures and a Government response, petitions with over 100,000 signatures and petitions that were relevant to already scheduled debates.

The Joint Committee on Human Rights will hear from legal experts and police representatives about how the pandemic is currently being policed.

The Justice Committee examines the capacity of the courts in England and Wales to dispense justice and on the future of the legal aid system

Chair of the Liaison committee Sir Bernard Jenkin has written to Jacob Rees-Mogg on legislation awaiting time in the Government’s legislative programme.

Learn about LGBT+ members, their experiences and speaking up for LGBT issues

Lord Cashman joins the podcast to talk It's a Sin, co-founding Stonewall with colleagues including Sir Ian McKellen, and fighting for equality as a member of the Lords. Lord Patel discusses how we can improve healthy ageing through science.

Members discuss safeguards for juveniles and powers of the Judicial Commissioner