No, not Valentine’s; Mari Marcel Thekaekara is much more interested in the One Billion Rising for women’s rights.
Filed in: Activism Human Rights Women
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No, not Valentine’s; Mari Marcel Thekaekara is much more interested in the One Billion Rising for women’s rights.
Filed in: Activism Human Rights Women
Noreen Sadik is unimpressed by the whole sorry debacle and reveals some hard-to-hear truths.
Filed in: Human Rights Israel Palestine Work
Lydia James runs through the last 20 years of Campsfield detention centre…
Filed in: Human Rights Migration Refugees
The revelation that an 84-year-old migrant due for deportation died while handcuffed is shocking – but it should come as no surprise, says Hazel Healy.
Filed in: Human Rights Migration
Matthew Vickery explains why we must remember Western Sahara – a forgotten people fighting for their rights.
Filed in: Activism Human Rights Morocco Western Sahara
Katie Harris explains why this desert nation has the world’s highest rates of slavery and outlines moves for change.
Filed in: Human Rights Mauritania Minorities
Detaining foreigners is costly, inhumane and on the rise. Time to turn the tide back, says Hazel Healy.
Filed in: Human Rights Migration
The Black Panther-turned-broadcaster and writer talks to Subi Shah about his past struggles and future dreams.
Filed in: Caribbean England Human Rights Trinidad and Tobago
The recent Saudi clampdown on migrant workers has brought campaigners onto the streets. Chris Matthews was with some of them in London.
Filed in: Ethiopia Human Rights Migration Saudi Arabia Work
The EU must stop prioritizing immigration control over this vulnerable group, says Michele LeVoy.
Filed in: Europe Human Rights Migration Youth
The family of a murdered human rights defender in the DRC talks to Sian Griffiths about the legacy of Pascal Kabungulu.
Filed in: Activism Congo, Democratic Republic of Human Rights Women