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Sarah Hemingway reports Turkish workers are being denied access to justice
(Published on Tuesday, 31 August 2010)
Sarah Hemingway visited Turkey in August to monitor a trial on behalf of the International Centre for Trade Union Rights. The reinstatement cases brought by hundreds of dismissed workers from the Sinter Metal Factory were again adjourned, over 18 months after the workers claim they were dismissed …
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Courtenay Griffiths QC speaks to Radio Netherlands about the Charles Taylor trial and its significance for Africa
(Published on Friday, 27 August 2010)
Now that the Charles Taylor trial has shifted its attention away from celebrity witnesses, Courtenay Griffiths speaks to Radio Netherlands about advocacy tactics in the court room, the imperfect system in which the trial is taking place, and its broader human rights significance in Africa.
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Value to the community can be taken into account in immigration cases
(Published on Thursday, 26 August 2010)
In a ground-breaking human rights case, Stephen Knafler QC and Patrick Lewis have successfully acted on behalf of immigration appellants who cited their value to the community as a factor to be weighed up when deciding the outcome of their applications to remain in the UK.
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Based in London, Garden Court is one of the largest barristers' chambers in the country. It all began 35 years ago, when six barristers came
together to create an entirely new kind of chambers, built on a fundamental commitment to human rights, social justice and equality. Those
three founding principles still underpin everything that we do at Garden Court Chambers, whether in the courtroom, or out in the wider world.
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