The term liberalism ranks among the most contested in our political lexicon. ... that it secures individual freedom and equality before the law through limited government, ...

These include the aims of the welfare state, such as “the liberty of being cared for, or that of being educated,” as well as the freedom of groups (such as unions) to organize for their interests ...

Equality before the law is an indispensable pillar of a democracy. It is the concept in which liberty is fundamentally grounded and the basis of our legal and political theory.

Too many see the judiciary as an extension of the liberal establishment, prioritising fashionable causes over the rule of law. When a judge is exposed for having liked pro-Palestinian extremist ...

Liberalism's central beef with monarchy was that monarchy rested on the idea that some persons were, by virtue of who their parents were, more equal than others in the eyes of the law.

The divergence of democracy from liberalism has become more obvious of late, and not only in the might-be democracies of the Middle East. In an ever-growing number of established democracies, such ...

The groups submitted a petition containing 106,250 signatures from Japan and abroad to the ruling Liberal Democratic Party, asking it to introduce the LGBT Equality Act.