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Section 1
On 1 April 2020, a distinguished Member of the British Judiciary became the first person in legal history to win an appeal against the UK Government’s Ministry of Justice at the Office of the Public Appointments Commissioner
Press Release
On 1 April 2020, a distinguished Member of the Judiciary, a prominent community leader who is a deeply entrenched member of the UK Establishment, finally won his long-standing appeal against the Ministry of Justice Civil Procedure Rules (CPR) Committee. It is the first time in human history for a statutory regulator to consider an appeal against the Ministry of Justice and to rule in favour of the victim.
The Ruling from the Office of Public Appointments Commissioner, the statutory regulator of all public appointments, is final and is in the victim’s favour.
On many levels, this ruling is more historic than the Supreme Court ruling against the Prime Minister in 2019. This is because in this case, the disabled victim had no legal representation whereas the Establishment had thousands of powerful lawyers in the Government Legal Department.
This landmark ruling was one of many milestones in the long journey to justice but it was not the first or only victory experienced by the victim and his loyal legions of supporters around the world.
To this day, the UK Establishment who wronged the victim still stubbornly refuse to have the courtesy of apologising, offer compensation for losses and/or rectify the mistakes.
On 20 October 2017, the President of the UK Supreme Court confirmed, in an official letter, the whistle-blower’s work is “fantastic” (this is a direct quote) after reading some of the charity reports.
On 12 April 2018, the whistle-blower became the first and only professional in recent British legal history to receive the recognition of being “extremely distinguished” (this is a direct quote) in an official letter from the third most senior Judge in the UK Supreme Court.
Genuine supporters from press and media, and wider society, are welcome to communicate with the victim’s spokespersons (friends who are judges, lawyers, police and journalists) via our social media profiles on Twitter and Instagram. Search “Healed by Compassion” on the internet and our social media profiles are listed on results page one.
The press releases (items 1a and 1b in the supporting documents section below) succinctly summarised why the ruling is historic, landmark and monumental, as well as unprecedented. Indeed, it’s the first time in human history, in all 195 countries, for a statutory regulator to rule against a nation’s legal administration.
Below are the supporting documents prepared by pro bono lawyers, experts and specialists (click on the green words to access the online documents)
Below are relevant news articles from UK mainstream press & media, which exonerated and vindicated the above mentioned victim in various ways. The articles did not quote his name, but the issues are the same ones raised by the victim, for which he suffered extensive victimisation.
Section 2
UK Ministry of Justice and British Legal System (click on the green words to access the online articles)
(2d) Article published by The Sun on 14 November 2019 entitled: “Former Justice Secretary David Gauke has been driven mad by bitterness and his hatred for Boris.” (Note: the Right Honourable David Gauke was the Secretary of State for Justice and Lord Chancellor from 8 January 2018 to 24 July 2019. He was the Secretary of State for Work & Pensions from 11 June 2017 to 8 January 2018).
Section 3
UK Police and the Policing Regulator (click on the green words to access the online articles)
(3a) On 29 November 2019, Sky News published an article highlighting Black and Asian people in the UK are being targeted for more stop and searches by British police while the tactic is being used less on white people.
(3b to 3e) On 10 October 2021, UK mainstream press and media extensively published the British Home Secretary believes the London Metropolitan Police is rotten from top to bottom and is absolutely the worst of British police forces. Below are 4 of the many news articles:
(3f to 3g) Between 10 and 11 February 2022, UK mainstream press and media extensively published how the Mayor of London pressured the Commissioner of London Metropolitan Police to resign due to various scandals. Below are two of the many articles:
(3h) On 23 March 2022, the Independent newspaper published an article highlighting the London Assembly has been told that the scandal-hit London Metropolitan Police is receiving less than 50% of the applications it needs to meet recruitment targets.
(3i to 3p) On 28 June 2022, UK mainstream press and media extensively published the entire London Metropolitan Police has been placed in special measures by the British policing watchdog, HM Inspectorate of Constabulary (HMICFRS), due to serious failures, discrimination and corruption. This exonerated and vindicated all the people, including the above mentioned victim, wronged by London law enforcement. Below are 8 of the news articles:
(3q) On 30 June 2022, BBC News confirmed the British policing watchdog, Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary (HMICFRS), placed 6 English police forces in special measures.
(3r) On 4 September 2022, MY LONDON news website published an article highlighting the UK Home Secretary’s letter to the Commissioner of London Metropolitan Police, which clearly stated police must learn from appalling mistakes, and restore trust and confidence.
(3s) On 22 October 2022, the Express newspaper published an article highlighting the fact over 100 serving police officers and police staff in London have criminal convictions.
(3t) On 26 November 2022, the Observer newspaper published research findings confirming half of police forces in England fail to meet standards in crime investigations
(3u) On 3 December 2022, BBC News confirmed the Director General of the Independent Office for Police Conduct (the head of the police watchdog) has been forced by the Home Secretary to resign after becoming the subject of a police investigation.
(3v) The Commissioner of London Metropolitan Police admitted his police force employs hundreds of racists, misogynists and convicted criminals and that he would dismiss hundreds of officers if he could.
Section 4
UK Government and the British Empire (click on the green words to access the online articles)
(4a) On 20 July 2015, the Independent published an article entitled: “Why the Sun was right to publish pictures of the Queen’s Nazi salute”
(4b) On 16 November 2017, the Independent published a landmark study linking austerity to 120,000 deaths in the UK.
(4c) On 16 November 2018, the Independent published an article entitled: “UN condemns UK government’s mean-spirited and callous approach to poorest, in damning report.”
(4d) On 19 December 2018, Lancaster University published how their research revealed austerity resulted in social murder.
(4e) On 1 June 2019, the Guardian’s weekend newspaper, the Observer published a study by the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR), which revealed more than 130,000 deaths in the UK since 2012 could have been prevented if improvements in public health policy had not stalled as a direct result of austerity cuts.
The Observer (weekend newspaper of The Guardian)
(4f) On 24 September 2019, BBC News published the UK Supreme Court’s ruling. The judges unanimously agreed the British Prime Minister’s decision to suspend Parliament for five weeks was unlawful.
(4g) On 8 September 2020, the Independent published the Permanent Secretary of the UK Government Legal Department, Sir Jonathan Jones, resigned.
(4h) On 20 November 2020, BBC News published the British Prime Minister’s Ministerial Standards Adviser Sir Alex Allan found the Home Secretary had broken the code governing ministers’ behaviour and resigned when the Prime Minister rejected his findings
(4i to 4j) On 19 April 2021, the United Nations (UN) strongly rejected the UK Government Race Report, which concluded racism is not a problem. The UN found the UK Government Report distorted and falsified historic facts. The experts advised the report could fuel more racial discrimination and called for the UK Commission to be scrapped. Below are 2 of the numerous news articles:
(4k) On 21 April 2021, the Independent published an article entitled: “Almost half of UK population thinks systemic racism plagues society.”
(4l) On 9 July 2021, the Independent published Home Office spent £370,000 settling the civil claim against the Home Secretary from Sir Philip Rutnam, who was Permanent Secretary of the Home Office
(4m) On 7 February 2022, Sky News published a summary of the unprecedented number of high profile resignations from 10 Downing Street
(4n) On 2 April 2022, Professor Caroline Elkins at Harvard University published a new book entitled: Legacy of Violence: A History of the British Empire. The book mentioned how the British Government used the “rule of law” to normalise all the atrocities. The Time magazine published a summary:
(4o) On 4 April 2022, ITV News published freedom of information data, which revealed the UK Government spent £443.5 million fighting disabled Citizens who decided to appeal after being turned down for 2 key benefits (Personal Independence Payment and Employment Support Allowance). The system is broken.
(4p) On 10 June 2022, the Mirror published an article entitled “Queen to be removed as head of state in Jamaica as Caribbean nations follow Barbados”
(4q to 4r) On 7 July 2022, UK mainstream press & media published 59 Conservative Members of the Parliament (MPs) resigned from their positions in the UK Government since 5 July 2022 and the Cabinet Minister was dismissed when he urged the Prime Minister to resign. Below are two of the news articles:
(4s) On 6 July 2022, Sky News published some of the resignation letters from UK Government Ministers, which highlighted they can no longer serve a system that lacks integrity and “enough is enough”. One of the Senior Ministers, the Right Honourable Brandon Lewis CBE (Secretary of State for Northern Ireland from 13 February 2020 to 7 July 2022) wrote these words in his resignation letter published in newspapers: “A decent and responsible government relies on honesty, integrity and mutual respect. It is a matter of profound personal regret for me that I must leave government as I no longer believe those values are being upheld.”
(4t) On 9 July 2022, Sky News in the UK published an article entitled: “Unlike previous Prime Ministers ousted by their party, Boris Johnson is leaving in disgrace.” Quotes from the news article: “The ousting of this prime minister was different. Unlike Margaret Thatcher, Tony Blair or Theresa May, who were all also removed from office by their parties rather than the electorate, Boris Johnson could not leave with his head held high. He has not been forced out by differences over policy or outstaying his welcome. Johnson is leaving in disgrace because of flaws in his personality and behaviour, as scores of ministers complained in their resignation letters.”
(4u) On 5 October 2022, the Guardian published an article highlighting research findings by the University of Glasgow and the Glasgow Centre for Population Health, which was initially published in the Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health. The key finding was the 334,327 excess deaths in Britain between 2012 and 2019 can be attributed to spending cuts to benefits and public services introduced by the British government pursuing austerity policies.
(4v) On 6 December 2022, the Money and Mental Health Institute in the UK published their research findings via The Big Issue. The report revealed Debt Collectors and Bailiffs bullying and harassing poor people with visits, letters and calls, causing significant impact on their mental health as 1 in 6 victims suffered suicidal thoughts.
Section 5
NHS (click on the green words to access the online articles)
(5a) On 25 June 2021, a news article published by The Sun, forced Matt Hancock, who was then the UK Secretary of State for Health, to resign after exposing he had been cheating on his wife and breaching the social distancing guidance.
(5b) On 16 October 2021, the Independent published the United Nations (UN) withdrew its offer to to former UK Health Secretary, Matt Hancock. The offer of appointment was for the role of UN special representative in Africa.
(5c) On 29 July 2022, BBC News published an article entitled: “NHS to close Tavistock child gender identity clinic”.
Section 6
UK Housing Associations (click on the green words to access the online articles)
(6a) On 28 June 2022, the Daily Mail published an article confirming under the Building Safety Act, it is now a criminal offence (up to 10 years in prison) for freeholders and landlords to pass on cost of fixing cladding to leaseholders, shared owners and tenants. This is a huge victory for the victim, whom, in his capacity as Residents Association Chairman, campaigned for all leaseholders, shared owners and tenants in the UK to be safeguarded from costly repairs. The Cladding Scandal has finally ended.
(6b) On 19 November 2022, the Express published the Chief Executive of a housing association was dismissed with immediate effect following the inquest into the death of a 2-year old child.
Section 7
NHS Regulators (click on the green words to access the online articles)
(7a) On 1 November 2019, Sky News published the conclusion from the Parliament’s Joint Committee in Human Rights. The Joint Committee stated a regulator which gets it wrong is worse than no regulator at all. It concluded the UK’s statutory regulator for healthcare and hospitals, the Care Quality Commission (CQC), is not fit for purpose.
Section 8
United Nations (UN) (click on the green words to access the online articles)
(8a) The Whistleblower is a 2010 award-winning biographical drama film about shocking corruption at the United Nations, which millions of people all over the world watched on Amazon Prime TV and other internet-based subscription TV channels.
(8b) On 16 November 2018, the Independent published an article revealing the United Nations published a damning report, which condemned the British government’s punitive, mean-spirited and often callous treatment of the country’s poorest and most vulnerable citizens.
(8c) On 27 January 2023, the Independent published an article revealing a group of United Nation experts conducted a landmark tour of Britain and concluded racism in the UK is systemic and eroding the rights of citizens who are not white.
(8d) On 28 January 2023, Sky News published an article revealing a panel of UN experts paints a bleak picture of the state of racism in the UK. The headline was: “Black people in UK living in fear over racism, say UN experts”.
(8e) On 26 February 2023, Sky News published an article revealing survivors of major earthquakes point out lack of support from the UN, which has become a PR agency for privileged elites
(8f) On 7 March 2023, the Independent published an article revealing the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) confirmed the UK Prime Minister’s proposals to deport asylum seekers without considering their claims amount to a clear breach of international law.
(8g) On 21 March 2023, Yahoo News UK published an article confirming a former UN Weapons Inspector stated former British Prime Minister Tony Blair should face war crimes tribunal over Iraq war
(8h) On 29 April 2023, communities across Britain wrote an open letter about how the UN Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities failed a disabled survivor of 36 years of non-stop severe discrimination and persecution from the UK Establishment. The open letter was emailed to the UN Special Rapporteur on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
Section 9
Social Media (click on the green words to access the online articles or PDF files)
9 (a) (i) On 27 September 2022, the Independent published an article revealing research findings confirmed LinkedIn connections did not help people to get better jobs.
9 (a) (ii) On 30 September 2022, Sky News published an article highlighting the fact social media self-regulation has failed.
9 (a) (iii) On 15 March 2023, Sky News published an article confirming Meta, the owner of Facebook and Instagram, will cut another 10,000 jobs & eliminate 5,000 vacancies. This add to the 11,000 redundancies in November 2022. The cuts amount to 24% of Meta’s total workforce of 86,000 staff
9 (a) (iv) On 9 May 2023, BBC News published an article confirming LinkedIn will cut 716 jobs worldwide
9 (b) On 6 August 2023, BBC News published an article confirming Mr Elon Musk, the owner of X (formerly Twitter), will fund legal bills if users treated unfairly by bosses
9 (c) Letters to Chairman and Chief Executive of LinkedIn and Microsoft between August and September 2022 regarding victimisation of a well-respected human rights campaign group.
Documents for Chairman and Chief Executive of LinkedIn and Microsoft on 7 September 2022
Documents for Chairman and Chief Executive of LinkedIn and Microsoft on 8 September 2022
Document for Chairman and Chief Executive of LinkedIn and Microsoft on 9 September 2022
Document for Chairman and Chief Executive of LinkedIn and Microsoft on 14 September 2022
9 (d) Charity invitation dated 10 August 2023 to the Owner and Chief Executive Officer of X Corp (Twitter)
9 (e) Charity appeal dated 16 October 2023 to Express Stripe
9 (f) Additional evidence submitted on 16 October 2023 to Express Stripe
9 (g) Air mail letter to CEO and Owner of X, posted on 17 October 2023
9 (h) Evidence in a 6-page PDF file supporting the contents of our letters and emails to X and Stripe during October 2023
9 (i) Transcript of the interview with retired journalists on 19 October 2023
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