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Socialist Lawyer

Issue 57

Issue date: 01 February 2011

Back Matter
Front Matter	1
Universality challenge Liz Davies	3
‘Apathy is Dead’: Just one of the placards on one of the student protests of 2010. Michael Goold agrees…	4
Inquiry findings ‘closest to truth’ Majida Bashir	6
Manila conference stands up for ‘people's lawyering’ Russell Fraser	6
Justice for Aafia Siddiqui Liz Davies	7
Justice under the hammer Lois Austin	8
On the picket line: a cuts agenda takes shape David Renton	9
Euro lawyers' body goes from strength to strength Bill Bowring	10
Turkey at the crossroads Margaret Owen	11
British complicity in horror Liz Davies	12
Charges dropped Russell Fraser	12
Tough on torturers Marcela Navarrete	12
Double standards Connor Johnston	13
Letter from Scotland Sarah Collins, Claire Stevenson, Fiona McPhail	14
Civil liberties and the Con-dems: Amidst the control orders squabble, Conor Gearty asks: who really runs the country? Conor Gearty	16
Colombia: where lawyers dare: Ros Olleson reports on an international lawyers' delegation to Colombia Ros Olleson	18
Blacklisting: Dave Smith on the trade unionists still being victimised by their employers Dave Smith	20
Bush admits torture takes place: Ruth Blakeley shows how some memoirs can be more revealing than others Ruth Blakeley	23
Lebanon and the Security Council: Omar Nashabe on the UN's investigation into who assassinated Prime Minister Hariri Omar Nashabe	24
Legal aid and the impending cuts: Paul Heron outlines the attacks on legal aid and how to fight them Paul Heron	28
Philippines: justice for Morong 43: A victory for the National Union of People's Lawyers, as Michael Goold reports… Michael Goold	32
Reflections on the ‘death of justice’ Brian Richardson	35
A blast of fresh air from Colombia Bill Bowring	37
Bringing order to protest law Owen Greenhall	38