What is happening to immigrants in Britain right now goes way beyond scapegoating, says social anthropologist Alex Flynn.

Legal aid cuts will NOT save money. They WILL leave society’s most vulnerable without protection from the law. Alice Cullingworth reports.

Anna Coote explains why environmentalists all need to get behind the call for a shorter working week.

African experience is that military intervention does not end conflicts, at worst, it escalates them, writes Alex DeWaal.

A new bill in India aimed at protecting manual cleaners of human excrement needs to translate into political action, argues Mari Marcel Thekaekara.

The chemical weapons attack in Syria has galvanized resistance to London’s annual arms fair, writes Sam Mercer.

The best way to commemorate those who died under Pinochet is to continue in their struggle for equality and justice, writes Adriano Mérola Marotta.

Irish MP lambasts politicians ‘prostituting’ themselves for a pat on the head from the US president. Mari Marcel Thekaekara writes.

As a general strike enters its fourth week, state violence has left nine workers dead and hundreds more injured, reports Adriano Mérola Marotta.

Who are we to decide who is most worthy of help? asks Resham Khiani.

Struggling to understand the meaning of poverty, four students took on a challenge, with unforeseen consequences, writes Anna Bevan.