British Minister For Justice

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  "UK Has No Intention Of...": British Minister On Those Who Hide To Evade Justice

  The United Kingdom has no intention of becoming a place where those seeking to evade justice can hide, British Security Minister Tom Tugendhat said, amid India's continuing push for extradition of billionaire fugitives Vijay Mallya and Nirav Modi.

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  Indian-Origin Suella Braverman Appointed As UK's Attorney General

  Indian-origin Suella Braverman, appointed the UK's new Attorney General in British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's reshuffled Cabinet earlier this month, was on Monday formally sworn in for the post at a ceremony at the Royal Courts of Justice in London.

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  Huge India Win, Its Judge Dalveer Bhandari Is Re-Elected At World Court (ICJ): 10 Points

  India's Dalveer Bhandari, 70, has been re-elected to the International Court of Justice (ICJ), winning the last of five seats for which elections were held, after Britain pulled out its candidate Christopher Greenwood before the 12th round of voting. For 11 rounds, the two were locked in a stalemate with Justice Bhandari getting majority support in...

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  British Prime Minister Rivals: Where Do They Stand?

  Britain's interior minister Theresa May and justice minister Michael Gove are the frontrunners to replace Prime Minister David Cameron, who announced his resignation in the wake of the historic vote to leave the EU.

• Fathers' Rights Protester Climbs British Minister's Roof

  A protester scaled the home of the British justice minister and set up camp on the roof to demand greater rights for fathers on Tuesday, an activist group said.

• British Minister Welcomes Decision to Install Mahatma Gandhi Statue

  Shailesh Vara, an Indian-origin British Minister for Justice, has welcomed the UK government's decision to install a statue of Mahatma Gandhi in Parliament Square by early next year.

• Pakistani community must tackle gangs grooming and abusing young white girls: UK minister

  The Pakistani community in Britain must urgently address the problem of gangs systematically grooming and abusing young white girls, British justice minister Damian Green has said.

• Indians' attackers will be punished, says Britain

  Those found guilty of attacking Indians in Britain would be brought to justice and punished, British Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Jeremy Browne said on Monday. Expressing concern over the recent spate of attacks on Indian students in London, Mr Browne said though Britain was a safe country and people of all nationalities lived in harmony, ...