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Published on: 5 July 2016

Written by: Sophie K Rosa All articles by Sophie K Rosa

Last week, a home office select comittee released a report urging the decriminalisation of sex workers. Yet in...
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The right to resist in occupied Palestine: denial and suppression

Published on: 16 March 2015

Written by: Poorna Mishra All articles by Poorna Mishra

The right of Palestinians to resist their occupation is enshrined in international and customary law, a fact that is...

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