Today's King's Speech must be a turning point. We need to create a society and social security system that ensures everyone has enough to live with dignity. The UK Government must urgently replace the social security regime with a system rooted in dignity, fairness and human rights.

The Dillon case is available at the following link. It effectively reduces the Windsor Framework's rights and equality protections, as litigable measures, to the Six Annex 1 Directives. Any broader UK Government pledges are just ashes in the mouth: supremecourt.uk/uploads/uksc...

Workplace rights for British Trans+ people were once better than people thought. Not any more. This Trans History Week we are spotlighting trans rights and worker's rights. Read more 👇 www.wearequeeraf.com...

🚨Upcoming Event: “UK Supreme Court Dillon and Others judgment – analysis and what next?” June 3rd | 10am | Ulster University Belfast Room BC-00-307 From legacy issues to Article 2 of Windsor Framework/Protocol, this will be an important and timely event. RSVP via the link 🔗 👉 lnkd.in/eHGKwgsm

As my mandate as UN Special Rapporteur on extreme poverty and human rights draws to a close, I would like to share a simple reflection: poverty is not inevitable, it is manufactured. And if governments can manufacture poverty, they can also dismantle it. www.linkedin.com/posts/olivie...

🚨 New figures released today show another record broken – 176,00 children growing up in temporary accommodation. Behind every number is a child without the stability of a safe home. Housing is a human right. These figures show that right is being denied.

This year saw the highest ever reported levels of race hate crime in the north. Today @ppr-org.bsky.social launched a brand new online monitoring tool allowing everyone to track race hate in their area and hold public bodies and politicians to account. www.werisetogether.ie

Together we can make sure next Thursday marks a turning point for Scotland. For too long, people in Scotland have been denied access to their everyday rights like housing, healthcare & education.

We are back from Geneva and one thing is clear: poverty is not inevitable. Across global discussions, the message was consistent: we need systems built on rights, accountability and participation, not just growth. Change is possible but it requires different choices.