Law
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US expected to quit UN human rights panel over perceived anti-Israel biasSources say attempts at reform have failed to satisfy US, which claims the council is stacked with opponents of Israel
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Harvard sued for alleged discrimination against Asian American applicantsGroup claims admissions process weighed against Asian Americans while university filed brief denying discrimination -
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Upskirting to become a criminal offence punishable by two years in jailIn the most serious cases, those convicted could be put on sex offender register in England and Wales
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Police face legal action over use of facial recognition camerasCampaigners say technology risks turning UK citizens into ‘walking ID cards’ -
Care for our children is in crisis. We must give their families more helpThe state spends a spiralling amount on vulnerable children fails to protect them. We need to focus on supporting parents, says writer Louise Tickle -
Jay-Z sued in dispute over royalties from debut albumRaynard Herbert, known as Ray Rae, has sued the rapper over an alleged failure to pay him royalties from the sales of his hit debut album Reasonable Doubt
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Child protection costs 'threaten local councils' financial stability'Nigel Richardson, chair of a care crisis review group, says there is a surge in children being taken into care



Wrecking ball Christopher Chope v upskirting bill? Alas, no contest