In Parliament

His Majesty’s Courts and Tribunal Service (HMCTS) provide reasonable adjustments to help neurodiverse people navigate the courts and trib

We continue to work with the Home Office to determine whether any Ministry of Justice owned sites would be appropriate to accommodate asy

The UK is committed to fulfilling its international human rights obligations.

According to management information provided by the Court of Protection for the period 2020 to date it has received and dealt with 70 suc

I have received no representations on the management of cemeteries by Dignity in Rotherham and have had no discussions with local authori

The Government has not undertaken an assessment of the potential merits of giving grandparents a statutory right of access to their grand

We are aware of the impact involvement in family court proceedings can have on the fathers, mothers or parental guardians and children in

In March 2022, the Ministry of Justice consulted on several changes to the civil and criminal legal aid means tests to ensure that legal

Reducing the waiting times in the family courts remains a priority for this Department.

The Government has noted with interest the debate on the European Convention on Human Rights and national constitutions, and the associat