The UK government’s recently unveiled Disability Action Plan (DAP) has come under scrutiny from disabled people’s organisations (DPOs) and advocacy groups, who argue that it lacks specific, measurable targets essential for driving meaningful change. Despite outlining 32 initiatives, the plan has been described as a collection of vague proposals without[Read More…]

Northern Ireland’s efforts to combat poverty have come under intense scrutiny, with both legal challenges and critical reports highlighting significant shortcomings in the Stormont Executive’s approach. Despite legal obligations dating back to the St Andrews Agreement of 2006, the Executive has failed to adopt a comprehensive anti-poverty strategy, leading to[Read More…]

As the United Kingdom moves deeper into 2025, mounting concerns over the erosion of human rights have sparked national debate. With a series of legal challenges, controversial political decisions, and societal shifts, campaigners warn that the foundational principles of equality, dignity, and justice are facing unprecedented threats. The government’s proposed[Read More…]