by Mia Hasenson-Gross | May 20, 2026 | Blogs, Latest, Protecting Human Rights in the UK
By Debora Singer, MBE The ITV drama series, Believe Me, has reminded us of how the Human Rights Act can protect people who become survivors of crime. The series focuses on the notorious case of John Worboys, the London taxi driver who raped numerous women between 2003...
by Mia Hasenson-Gross | May 11, 2026 | Latest, Tackling Anti-Jewish Hatred
By Debora Singer MBE I first went on a demonstration when I was 18. I went with my Mum. It was 1976, we were in Harrow, and the demonstration was called by the anti-Nazi league against the National Front. When my mother was in her 80s, she went on her own to...
by Mia Hasenson-Gross | May 6, 2026 | Tackling Anti-Jewish Hatred
A breakfast roundtable with Josh Glancy, Associate Editor of The Sunday Times In our recent invitation-only roundtable in March 2026, we examined how anti-Jewish hatred manifests in the UK today and identified constructive responses. The insightful and high-quality...
by Mia Hasenson-Gross | Mar 23, 2026 | Latest, Press releases and statements
by Mia Hasenson-Gross | Mar 12, 2026 | Asylum and Detention, Blogs, Latest, Uncategorized
By Peter Skyte “Britain is an island of strangers”; “The UK has been colonised by immigrants” Such phrases have echoed loudly in recent months, feeding a familiar narrative of fear and resentment. Immigrants, once again, become the target of finger-pointers and...
