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Brexit looming casts shadow over EU whistleblower protections

Naomi Colvin weighs the pros and cons of the EU draft Directive on whistleblower protection and wonders how...

24 Jun 2018 5 minute read

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A People’s Vote on Brexit

A new popular movement is born – and it might just halt a Brexit disaster. Vanessa Baird dares to hope.

A march on the one year anniversary of the Grenfell Tower fire. The LRB’s Andrew O’Hagan can’t rewrite the Grenfell narrative, argues rapper Potent Whisper.

20 Jun 2018 4 minute read

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You’ll never edit Grenfell

The LRB’s Andrew O’Hagan can’t rewrite the Grenfell narrative, argues rapper Potent Whisper.

18 Jun 2018 4 minute read

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Why we’re challenging UK Oil and Gas

Six women are fighting an injunction against drilling protests. Vicki Elcoate explains why.

13 Jun 2018 2 minute read

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Mixed Media: Film

The Ciambra directed and written by Jonas Carpignano;
In the Fade...

New Interior Minister and League leader Matteo Salvini with the leader of the M5S, Italy's Minister of Labor and Industry Luigi Di Maio, at the Quirinal palace in Rome, Italy, June 1, 2018. Photo: REUTERS/Tony Gentile

4 Jun 2018 5 minute read

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Don’t call them populists

Brace yourself for years of rightwing politics in Italy. Alessio Perrone writes.

A screenshot from Lush’s spycops campaign

4 Jun 2018 3 minute read

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Why we need Lush’s Spycop campaign

Lush’s exposure of spycop wrongs will improve policing, Jenny Jones argues.

31 May 2018 8 minute read

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Joy Division and Ian Curtis: the myths

Front man Ian Curtis committed suicide in 1980, but the myth of Curtis and Joy Division lives on, Peter Kenworthy...

30 May 2018 4 minute read

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Rising tide of court cases threatens Shell’s polluting business model

It is illegal to set fire to someone’s house, Sara Shaw and Freek Bersch write.

Ada Colau arrives at a municipal elections rally.

24 May 2018 5 minute read

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Reclaiming the city

In the Barcelona area, local governments and citizens are transforming municipal politics, finds Luke Stobart.

21 May 2018 6 minute read

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Can a new generation topple Ireland’s 8th amendment?

This Friday’s vote demonstrates a vibrant and long overdue campaign for a secular republic, Éilis Ryan...

31 May 2018 1 minute read

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Victory for UK school data

Leave those kids alone, Alessio Perrone writes.

The Committees for the Defence of the Revolution blocked roads over Easter 2018

14 May 2018 5 minute read

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The state vs people power in Catalonia

How the Committees for the Defence of the Republic are fighting for democracy in Catalonia. Luke Stobart...

10 May 2018 7 minute read

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‘Privatization has failed repeatedly’

Dinyar Godrej interviews We Own It campaign founder Cat Hobbs on why the time is ripe for...

Salam Aldeen handing a child in a life jacket who had been rescued from the dinghy that just arrived to other volunteers. Volunteers take care of the children, until the parents manage one by one to leave the boat and receive back their children. 16 December 2015, Lesbos, Greece.

10 May 2018 6 minute read

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Humanitarian workers acquitted of ‘crime’ of helping refugees

Five volunteers who wanted to help refugees land safely have been acquitted. Tim Baster and ...

8 May 2018 2 minute read

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To the new Home Secretary: This is now a civil rights issue

Paul Parker reminds Sajid Javid that Quakers stand on the side of the oppressed.

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