Haroon Siddique is a Legal Affairs Correspondent at The Guardian, with a focus on multinational issues in the United Kingdom. He covers a wide range of legal topics, including human rights, equality, activism, and high-profile court cases. Haroon's reporting provides in-depth analysis and insights into legal matters that impact society and individuals.
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By: Haroon Siddique, Vikram Dodd
While Martyn Blake was acquitted of murder, questions raised about why he didn’t face alternative charge
By: Vikram Dodd, Haroon Siddique
In the fallout from the acquittal of Martyn Blake, the police firearms officer who stood trial for the murder of Chris Kaba, many questions have arisen.
By: Haroon Siddique
The international criminal court's prosecutor, Karim Khan, has been accused of misconduct towards a member of his office, the court's governing body has said.
Two prison officers at HMP Wandsworth have been dismissed for joking about an inmate's suicide on a WhatsApp group.
Two officers at HMP Wandsworth sent messages in staff WhatsApp group celebrating death of 21-year-old
By: Haroon Siddique, Josh Halliday
New charges against suspect have prompted questions over a possible cover-up and put spotlight on contempt laws
By: Haroon Siddique
The backlog in crown courts in England and Wales could hit 100,000 unless radical action is taken to overhaul the criminal justice system, a watchdog has said.
By: Haroon Siddique
High court approves judicial review of rules denying some women exception to two-child limit on universal credit
By: Haroon Siddique
The UK asylum system is retraumatising women and girls who have fled rape and sexual abuse and putting them at risk of further harm, leading charities have said.
By: Haroon Siddique
The Charity Commission is assessing a statement by the Campaign Against Antisemitism in which it called the government's decision to suspend 30 arms export licences to Israel “obscene”.
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