UPR Working Group / StopWatch / Runnymede Trust / /
Country
Kingdom of Great Britain / Northern Ireland / Iran / United Kingdom / Wales / /
Currency
cent / /
Facility
Kings College / /
IndustryTerm
action / search power / search individuals / search powers / search laws / search accountability mechanisms / search practices / search members / law enforcement / discriminatory law enforcement / ethnic minority groups / search vehicles / regular law enforcement / /
Organization
Human Rights Council / Human Rights Commission / Home Affairs Select Committee / London Metropolitan Police Service / Independent Police Complaints Commission / Joint Committee on Human Rights / UK Parliamentary Joint Committee on Human Rights / Human Rights Committee / Ministry of Justice / UK government / European Court / United Nations Human Rights Committee / Manheim Centre for Criminology / UK‘s Equalities and Human Rights Commission / Parliamentary Human Rights Joint Committee / Suffolk Council / State party / civil society / United Nations / CERD Committee / OPEN SOCIETY / C. Police / London School of Economics / Home Office / Equalities and Human Rights Commission / British police / European Union / Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination / European Court of Human Rights / UK Joint Parliamentary Committee on Human Rights and Independent Reviewer of Terrorism Legislation / Council of Europe / School of Law / Kings College London / Second Wave / and Turning Point / UK Equality / Ipswich and Suffolk Council / /
Person
David Anderson / Theresa May / /
Position
UK Secretary / Home Secretary / senior officer / General / Secretary of State / superintendent / solicitor / lawyer / /
PublishedMedium
the Independent Review / the Universal Periodic Review / /
OPEN SOCIETY JUSTICE INITIATIVE AND STOPWATCH Universal Periodic Review — United Kingdom: May 2012 INTRODUCTION 1. Drawing on research conducted by the Open Society Justice Initiative and Stopwatch since the United Ki