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Socialist Lawyer
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Socialist Lawyer
Issue 86
Issue date:
01 January 2020
Journal:
Socialist Lawyer
Publisher:
Pluto Journals
Table of contents
Back Matter
Front Matter
A busy 2020 for Haldane; a busy 2021 for Haldane!
Declan Owens
3
Challenging racist stereotypes in the UK justice system
Keir Monteith
4
‘Strippers are workers’ — how union power is leading to real change
Billy Laser
6
Only a statutory inquiry into the handling of Coronavirus will do
Elkan Abrahamson
8
A hell of a ride
Isaac Ricca-Richardson
9
Activities in place across the globe
Bill Bowring
10
Tony Blair: figurehead for gay liberation
and
war crimes?
Margo Munro Kerr
13
GMLC – six years on and still fighting for free access to justice!
John Nicholson
,
Kate Bradley
14
John Clegg: campaigner, trustee and sadly missed
15
Piecemeal reform will never be good enough: we need systemic change
Justin Johnson
16
Sir Keir Starmer QC KBE Privy Councillor
Bill Bowring
17
‘Hostile Environments’ conference special report
18
‘They will lie and trick you’
Prossy Nakalinzi
21
Yarl's Wood: learning the lessons from a history of resistance
Karen Doyle
21
Co-creating a legal solution to short-term holding facilities
Sheroy Zaq
23
‘I didn't know where I was’
Abdul Aziz
23
Building a Movement for Justice
Antonia Bright
24
The criminalisation of humanitarianism in Europe
Sean Binder
27
Small boats and big states
Wendy Pettifer
29
The purpose of (B)ordering Britain
30
Collective expulsions in the Aegean
Amelia Cooper
32
Strategies, solidarity and the fights for climate and migrant justice
Claire Nevin
,
Joe Latimer
35
Transnational legal action for climate and migrant justice
Gearóid Ó Cuinn
36
‘Workers for climate justice’: How the power of labour can contribute to the fight against climate change
Sam Mason
38
Organising to win: a panel in conjunction with the Legal Sector Workers United
Farheen Ahmed
,
Margo Munro Kerr
41
Organising undocumented workers in Barcelona
Lamine Sarr
,
Maya Thomas Davis
42
From the archives: Thirty-one years ago: 1989
Geoffrey Bindman
44
Extract: Nick Blake on the legal principles on the export of force
47
50 years of the NKLC
Mary Prescott
48
Michaela's harrowing, flamboyant and powerful rollercoaster
Katharine Dyson
51
A triad of dominion that must be fought simultaneously
Rose Whitehorn
52
Sault: powerful, beautiful, energetic and timely
Michael Goold
54