An asylum ban, limited access to work permits and aid cuts have pushed refugees into poverty and exploitation
A High Court appeal could have huge implications in the fight for LGBTIQ rights
Protests are taking place demanding justice for the people killed in last year’s uprising
The former prime minister floundered as he defended his government’s response to the pandemic
Putin’s regime is built on a passive society. Mikhail Khodorkovsky’s plan for revolution repeats the same mistake
Ex-PM struggled to answer Covid inquiry’s questions on disproportionate number of deaths in minority ethnic groups
Migrant workers will be forced to leave their relatives without care in order to look after the wealthier and whiter
The lawyer’s husband has been forced to go on the run after the former immigration minister refused plea for help
Bans on no-fault divorces would be unpopular, but the Republicans may be too caught up in a moral panic to care
Awadh escaped war in Sudan and endured a brutal journey through North Africa. He is determined to reach Europe
The former prime minister said he did not understand how it had been ‘smuggled past the scientific advice’
From food shortages to informants, eight evacuees tell openDemocracy of life in Russian-occupied towns
