Crime, civil law, justice and rights
Crime, civil law, justice and rights news from UK Parliament.
Sanctions policy post-Brexit explored with Foreign Office Minister
EU External Affairs Sub-Committee takes evidence on Thursday 26 October at 11.00am
26 October 2017
Human trafficking, migration and modern slavery addressed by Committee
International Relations Committee takes evidence on Wednesday 25 October at 10.30am
25 October 2017
Committee questions witnesses on Prevent and gender
Select Committee on Citizenship and Civic Engagement takes evidence on Wednesday 25 October at 10.30am
25 October 2017
The work of the Ministry of Justice examined
Justice Committee questions Secretary of State for Justice
25 October 2017
David Isaac questioned on work of Equality and Human Rights Commission
Women and Equalities Committee questions the Equality and Human Rights Commission
25 October 2017
Intimidatory offences and domestic abuse guidelines: consistent approach needed
Justice Committee publishes report on the draft Sentencing Council guidelines
25 October 2017
"Who should own your data?" Committee asks experts
Select Committee on Artificial Intelligence takes evidence on Tuesday 31 October at 3.30pm
24 October 2017
Mental health in prisons examined
Public Accounts Committee examines how prisons ensure prisoners get the healthcare support they need
23 October 2017
Kurdish aspirations and interests of the UK
Foreign Affairs Committee inquiry into UK support for Kurdish groups in war against Daesh
20 October 2017
Government must show stronger leadership on Gender Equality
Women and Equalities Committee publishes Government response to report on Sustainable Development Goal 5
20 October 2017
Treasury Committee concerned about diversity on Bank's policy committees
Treasury Committee publishes reports on appointment of Sir Dave Ramsden and Professor Silvana Tenreyro
20 October 2017
Justice Committee examines work of the Parole Board
Justice Committee questions Sam Gyimah MP, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Prisons and Probation
18 October 2017
Regulation and rights after Brexit examined
Exiting the EU Committee considers environmental law, chemical regulations, workers' and consumer rights
18 October 2017
Government must toughen stance in fight against online VAT fraud
Public Accounts Committee report says British business being hit hard by illegal tax practices
18 October 2017
Former European Commission official discusses sanctions policy with Committee
EU External Affairs Sub-Committee takes evidence on Thursday 12 October at 10.05am.
12 October 2017