Nobody really knows what prospects await Afghan refugees when countries have yet to see human rights as rights for all humans
US failure in Afghanistan was not the result of a plan poorly executed. Rather, it reveals the violent logic at the heart of American power
An online database of anonymous complaints about Russian employers has been blocked following a Moscow defamation case
Government seeking to move away from third party data platforms after openDemocracy’s legal win
Why does the anti-trafficking sector hesitate to support sex workers' rights, and what could change that?
White right-wing evangelical Christians were fighting racist culture wars long before the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center
A former Labour minister admits the briefing document was ‘bang to rights’ and ‘should have been acted on’
Before the invasion of Afghanistan, openDemocracy’s security expert briefed the UK government on what could happen. Here’s what he wrote
As the pandemic deepens inequality between children, it’s vital to dismantle the system that gives state schools no chance against private peers
Transparency campaigners ‘dismayed’ after the next information commissioner says the public should trust organisations
Lukashenko’s ruthless actions against dissidents are intended to instil fear – and bring Belarusian society into a state of absolute submission
Pressure mounts on council to cancel international electronic warfare conference that was blocked from Spanish city last year
