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Urgent appeal: expose the dark money driving a hard Brexit
Theresa May's deal is swiftly falling apart and a powerful lobby is taking the chance to push for a hard Brexit. We urgently need all the facts about who's bankrolling them before it's too late.
openDemocracy has worked tirelessly for two years exposing the dark money that funded the Brexit campaign. We have many more leads to chase down. Please give what you can today – it really does make a difference.
Online platforms have enabled “deluge of hatred against trans women” in the UK
Social media platforms have policies against discriminatory and hateful content – but LGBTQ+ rights activists say they’re not working.
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