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Socialist Lawyer
Issue 66
Issue date:
01 February 2014
Journal:
Socialist Lawyer
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Table of contents
Back Matter
Front Matter
1
Striking art reflects his struggle
Tim Potter
3
Radical lawyering in practice
Wendy Pettifer
4
Doing less than nothing about zero-hour contracts
David Renton
5
‘Hands up if you're a spy’
Emily Elliott
6
Socialists sleepless in Seattle
Paul Heron
7
European champions
Bill Bowring
8
Criminalising need
Nick Bano
10
Fighting to free Huber
Hasan Dodwell
10
6th January: an effective job of countering ‘fat-cat’ image
Connor Johnston
11
Shackles of misery: Paramjit Ahluwalia looks at the Government's new Modern Slavery bill
Paramjit Ahluwalia
12
Citizenship: Frances Webber analyses this Government's protection of human rights and, by looking at two important UK cases, worries for the future for British Muslims
Frances Webber
14
Activating the ‘equality of arms’: Daniel Newman spent a year observing lawyers and has vital conclusions for the future of criminal justice, while Siobhán Lloyd outlines our response to the consultation on advice and legal support
Dr Daniel Newman
,
Siobhán Lloyd
16
Nelson Mandela, socialist and lawyer: was rightly honoured in December 2013 following his death after a long period of ill-health, writes Steven Walker
Steven Walker
20
Red ink from the Eastern Cape: Jenny Morgan on the South African artist and anti-apartheid fighter Norman Kaplan who spent 14 years in Britain
Jenny Morgan
22
The poetry of Brian Turner: with photography by Gilbert van Reenen
Brian Turner
24
Rio Pardo: Júlio Moreira shows that the brutal treatment of peasants reveals the true nature of Brazil today
Júlio S. Moreira
26
The odyssey of the Arctic 30: Richard Harvey on the Greenpeace activists charged with piracy
Richard Harvey
28
Is the IPCC fit for purpose?: Daniela Tringale on the Independent Police Complaints Commission
Daniela Tringale
32
Spain guilty of violating Basque human rights: Iratxe Urizar reports on an important European Court ruling
Iratxe Urizar
36
Guantánamo: Marjorie Cohn on the 155 detainees facing continued violations of legal principles
Marjorie Cohn
40
The Levellers: David Watkinson looks back at the battles for democracy over 350 years ago
David Watkinson
44
Extraordinary moment
Bill Bowring
46
Mac users
Frances Webber
46
Vital legacy
Tanzil Chowdhury
47
Terror victims
Margaret Gordon
47