Good Law Project.
not-for-profit campaign organization that uses the law to protect the interests of the public
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- Active events
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- Connections
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What's happening
Earlier this month
One to three months ago
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A professor at Jesus College is facing allegations, leading to a petition organized to defend his academic work.Well supported10 reports2 developments inside
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A petition was filed on August 18th calling for an inquiry into the media's treatment of Jason Arday's case.Some support1 report
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Jason Arday, a professor at Cambridge, published his resignation letter through the Good Law Project.Some support4 reports
Gone quiet
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What's reaching Good Law Project
Events traced to Good Law Project, step by step, newest firstAround Good Law Project this week
News at the entities that move Good Law Project most-
Ofcom OperationalOfcom decided not to pursue a substantive investigation into Panorama.Moves Good Law Project
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Andy Burnham OperationalAndy Burnham and Yvette Cooper announced plans to bolster the National Health Service.Moves Good Law Project
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London Shared contextA summit involving Cape Town and London discusses the future of work and talent pipelines, featuring Juan Manuel Santos and Ella Robertson McKay.Moves Good Law Project
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Palantir Technologies OperationalBarclays raised its stock target for Palantir Technologies on November 6, 2026.Moves Good Law Project
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Nigel Farage Mentioned togetherAngus Macintyre detailed his military career, including operational tours in Somalia, Liberia, Iraq, Afghanistan, and Kuwait.Moves Good Law Project
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GB News OperationalCamilla Tominey challenged the Chancellor's tax decision during a broadcast on GB News.Moves Good Law Project
Connections
The 14 strongest of 20, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Jason Arday Operational
Good Law Project actively organized petitions, open letters, and distributed statements to defend Jason Arday against professional criticism and allegations.
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Andy Burnham Operational
Good Law Project actively challenges and petitions for inquiries into the professional conduct and public statements of Andy Burnham.
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Gaie Delap Structural
Good Law Project formally represents Gaie Delap in legal matters.
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City of Edinburgh Council Operational
Good Law Project is actively engaging with and challenging the operational decisions of the City of Edinburgh Council through legal action.
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Ofcom Operational
Good Law Project actively challenges Ofcom's regulatory decisions through formal complaints and questioning.
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London Shared context
Good Law Project operates within the geographical context of London, targeting local municipal events.
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Media Reform Coalition Mentioned together
Both organizations are noted for their shared support for public petitions.
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Palantir Technologies Operational
The relationship is suggested to involve competition regarding contract suitability, based on a single critical snapshot.
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Equality and Human Rights Commission Operational
Good Law Project actively challenges the code of practice guidance issued by the Equality and Human Rights Commission.
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Richard Quigley Operational
The entities are functionally linked through a legal challenge concerning a code.
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Diane Abbott Transactional
Diane Abbott supported the petition organized by Good Law Project by signing it.
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Nigel Farage Mentioned together
Good Law Project analyzed Nigel Farage's speech patterns.
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Cambridge Mentioned together
Indirect link established via Jason Arday, but no direct coupling between the entities is evident.
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GB News Operational
Good Law Project actively complains about the content produced by GB News.
History
Events by the month they beganNovember 2026
2 eventsAugust 2026
4 events- A professor at Jesus College is facing allegations, leading to a petition organized to defend his academic work.
- A petition was filed on August 18th calling for an inquiry into the media's treatment of Jason Arday's case.
- Jason Arday, a professor at Cambridge, published his resignation letter through the Good Law Project.
- Ofcom launched a formal investigation into GB News broadcasts after receiving thousands of complaints.