A win for science and the sea Backed by Law for Change, Dr Simon Gibbon challenged weak regulation over dredging in the River Tees and won. The High Court told the MMO to fix its licence or lose it. One voice can make regulators listen. Read more: www.lawforchange.uk/news/river-tees-dredging

Thanks to Duncan Lewis’ Judicial Review, funded by Law for Change, Gazan students in the UK can now reunite with their families and continue their studies - a major step towards fairness and compassion.

📢We're hiring a part-time Fund Manager to oversee the Law for Change caseload. This flexible, remote role (2hrs/day) is ideal for someone with a background in public law and legal case management. To learn more contact Stephen Kinsella or email your CV & Cover Letter to [email protected]

Our Parliament event last week brought 200+ MPs, lawyers, NGOs and funders together to talk honestly about fixing access to justice. The message was clear: the system isn’t working, and change is overdue. More on what came out of it: www.lawforchange.uk/news/access-...

What safeguards really exist for UK academic freedom when research upsets global interests? Events at Sheffield Hallam and UCL reveal just how vulnerable universities are to outside and commercial pressure.

The Launders Lane victory isn’t just local - it questions who really protects public health. How can communities hold power to account on environmental injustice? (Thread 🧵)

After years of toxic smoke Rainham residents have won a vital legal victory with our support: Havering Council has declared Launders Lane contaminated land. The fight to clean up and protect the community’s health now begins. More : www.lawforchange.uk/news/launder... @stephenstroud.bsky.social

👏Law for Change are proud to have supported @thehowardleague.bsky.social in its High Court challenge to the unlawful 'Removal from Association Policy', which allowed secure training centres to confine young people to their rooms for longer than the law permitted. howardleague.org/blog/success...

🌲Learn how Law for Change backed Dr. Boswell's challenge to the A12 and Net Zero Teesside, which halted a £1.4bn road project and ignited an energetic campaign against risky carbon capture technology. Read more www.lawforchange.uk/news/a12-nzt... @drandrewboswell.bsky.social

📑Learn how Law for Change + @bindmans.com supported Kristina O'Connor's pursuit of justice. Mason's dismissal isn't the end - it's a call to action. Change demands a willingness to confront uncomfortable truths about power, gender and accountability in policing. www.lawforchange.uk/news/policea...

📢NEW: How Law for Change backed Leigh Day in Stop Uyghur Genocide's year-long campaign that stalled Shein's London Stock Exchange listing. Read more with the updated link below www.lawforchange.uk/news/stallin...

📑Read our latest article: 'Reunited at Last' Discover how Law for Change supported the Work Rights Centre in reforming the Homes for Ukraine Scheme - helping reunite parents with their children. 👉 www.lawforchange.uk/news/reunite... @workrights.bsky.social

📻New episode of The Hearing with Stephen Kinsella! Our founder, Stephen Kinsella, dives into the motivations behind Law for Change and the wider challenges facing the UK legal system. Listen now on Apple Podcasts or Spotify

1/3 We were very glad to see Law for Change mentioned in the Financial Times on Monday, regarding our support for Polina Zabrodskaya, and her important case against AMV BBDO. You can read the article here: www.ft.com/content/791d...

It was great to see a case funded by Law for Change featured in The Observer over the weekend. Last January, Rebecca Abrams and Alice Jolly took a case against Oxford University, to the employment tribunal where a judge ruled they should be viewed as employees. www.theguardian.com/education/20...

“What Alice and Rebecca did could be massively groundbreaking and change universities’ ability to exploit their staff. I can see why Oxford would want to keep them quiet.” Important work, too, from @lawforchange.uk. www.theguardian.com/education/20...

📫 February Round-Up 📫 It’s been a busy month for us at Law for Change. Below are some of our highlights from February: ⚖️ We continued funding a wide range of public interest cases. The cases we backed involved issues of immigration rights, online safety, employment rights and victim compensation.

Law for Change was delighted to be chosen as one of the 10 organisations taking part in this year's Proton Lifetime fundraiser. The round is now over and Law for Change received a $50,000 donation which we will use to continue to support important public litigation.

🚨 Two weeks left to nominate for the SMK National Campaigner Awards 2025! 🚨 10 categories, free to enter—including Best Use of Law, celebrating campaigns that use legal strategies for change. 🔗Nominate yourself or someone inspiring now! 📅 Deadline: 28 Feb 2025 smk.org.uk/what-we-do/c...

Voting for LexisNexis Legal Personality of the Year closes at 5pm tomorrow! Please consider voting for our founder Stephen Kinsella. surveymonkey.com/r/PPMXG3F

Congratulations to Uplift and @greenpeace.eu for their victory at the Court of Session in Edinburgh regarding Rosebank and Jackdaw oil and gas fields. Today’s ruling that consent for two new Scottish oil and gas fields was granted unlawfully is another important victory for climate campaigners.

⚖️ Funding Win ⚖️ We were delighted to see the outcome in the Court of Appeal last week for the incredibly courageous Kristina O'Connor and her fabulous legal team at @bindmans.com , in a case that we funded following consultation with our expert legal panel.

Very pleased to feature in today's @bigissue.com as one of their Changemakers of 2025; great recognition for the work done by @lawforchange.uk www.bigissue.com/news/activis...

The sad reality is that the other judges would probably have drawn far less attention but for the flawed order. Nobody wants civil servants to be targeted, but open justice is incredibly important and the reason we funded this appeal. @lawforchange.uk

🚨 Breaking News 🚨 The Court of Appeal has ruled that three unnamed judges involved in the case of Sara Sharif can be named, following a successful challenge by two journalists: @louisetickle.bsky.social and @hansummers.bsky.social. Congratulations to them and their legal team.

🗳️ Voting Now Open 🗳️ You can now vote for our founder @stephenstroud.bsky.social in the Lexis Nexis Legal Personality of the Year Award. It’s excellent to see Law for Change mentioned amongst an incredible list of nominees. www.surveymonkey.com/r/PPMXG3F

🗳️Voting opens Monday🗳️ www.lexisnexislegalawards.co.uk/website/14569/shortlist/

This is wonderful news, particularly after receiving a Legal Hero award from our Law Society in September - great recognition for LFC's work. Voting opens on Monday. www.lexisnexislegalawards.co.uk/website/1456... @lawsocietygazette.bsky.social

🚨BIG NEWS🚨 We are thrilled to announce that our founder @stephenstroud.bsky.social has been shortlisted for the @lexisnexisuk.bsky.social Legal Personality of the Year Award 2025.   AND the landmark Supreme Court fracking case we backed has also been shortlisted for case of the yr!

Best of luck to Hannah, Louise and the stellar legal team behind this - this is a case of profound public importance and sums up exactly kind of litigation we pursue at Law for Change

This is precisely the sort of public interest case that we established @lawforchange.bsky.social to support. Kudos to Hannah and Louise for pursuing it.

We back environmental cases with impact. From our Supreme Court win on fracking to this important fossil fuels challenge in NI. This is significant not only for Larne Lough but for energy security & climate protection across the UK. @stephenstroud.bsky.social feeds.bbci.co.uk/news/article...

We’re honoured to be a beneficiary of the @proton.me Lifetime Charity Fundraiser 2024! Your support helps us continue our work and gives you a chance to win one of 10 Lifetime accounts for premium access to Proton services, forever. proton.me/blog/2024- lifetime-account-charity-fundraiser

I am biased of course, but this is a remarkable achievement for a project that we only launched last year. Also, please don’t fall for the press narrative about lawyers. These days they are our last best hope.

❄️As 2024 comes to an end, we want to take a moment to reflect on our work and say thank you to everyone who has supported us. Here’s an update on what we’ve achieved this year, and roll on 2025! @stephenstroud.bsky.social

We are delighted to be a beneficiary of this year’s @proton.me’s fundraiser to help us continue supporting legal actions for the public good @kinsellas.bsky.social

We were proud to support @asylumaid.bsky.social’s Rwanda litigation Our mission is to improve access to justice for all, whatever their status or origins, especially those being denied effective legal representation and access to the courts @stephenstroud.bsky.social