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Published in: Freedom of Information: NewsClearing House: Government admits it’s done nothing about ‘Orwellian’ unit
Cabinet Office pledged to review a unit that blocked Freedom of Information requests. Five months on, it hasn’t even...
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Published in: Live discussionsWhat will be left of the BBC in 2028?
The UK’s culture secretary wants to appease right-wingers by abolishing the licence fee. Will the market now rule...
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Published in: Podcasts: InvestigationKilling the Truth: the case of Gauri Lankesh
Listen to our podcast about the Indian journalist and activist shot dead four years ago – with no one yet tried for...
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Published in: Dark Money Investigations: NewsPartygate investigator helped shield No.10 from scrutiny over Grenfell
Revealed: Emails show how Sue Gray was consulted over decision to withhold information about fatal fire
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Published in: oDR: NewsReporting on Kazakhstan’s chaos amid internet shutdowns and violence
Journalists have been subject to detentions or attacks, while internet blackouts left them unable to communicate for days
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Published in: openDemocracyUK: OpinionArron Banks vs Carole Cadwalladr shows how badly UK is failing press freedom
Why can journalists be violently abused online, yet ‘free speech’ doesn’t protect their reporting?
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Published in: 50.50: NewsBritish media, ‘your bigotry is killing trans people’
Trans people and allies gathered outside the BBC’s London headquarters to challenge its anti-trans ‘agenda of hate...
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Published in: openDemocracyUK: OpinionWhy is support for nuclear power noisiest just as its failures become most clear?
The UK government and mainstream media agree we need nuclear to avoid the worst climate change. They’re wrong – so...
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Published in: 50.50: ExplainerWe exposed ‘conversion therapy’, ‘abortion pill reversal’ and hate groups fundraising on Amazon – and much more
This is why feminist investigative journalism matters
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Published in: North Africa, West Asia: OpinionTackle online violence against women now: a call to the internet giants
Online violence against women is everyone’s business, and internet companies must act now, says Lawyers for Justice in Libya
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Published in: Technology and Democracy: OpinionThe EU should refocus the AI Act on workers and people
Proposed EU legislation on AI is driven by a desire for growth, with few provisions for safeguarding the rights of...
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Published in: Home: OpinionThank you, bell hooks
The feminist icon, who has died aged 69, leaves behind a rich, powerful legacy
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Published in: Podcasts: FeatureHow did a journalist who knew she would be killed live?
Regina Martínez suffered threats and censorship. She revealed Mexico’s corruption, organised crime and human rights...
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Published in: digitaLiberties: OpinionBlockchain may redefine the Web – it’s up to us to make sure it’s done well
How can cryptocurrencies create new possibilities for organising economically, politically and socially?
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Published in: Home: OpinionJournalists’ Nobel Peace Prize casts a shadow on failures of our democracy
Maria Ressa and Dmitry Muratov were honoured today. But 2021 has also seen record numbers of journalists jailed
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Published in: Can Europe Make It?: OpinionÉric Zemmour is no fascist – he’s the creature of the French establishment
Unlike Marine Le Pen, far-Right presidential candidate Zemmour has no link to France’s fascist tradition. His...
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Published in: Technology and Democracy: OpinionA ten-point manifesto for a Digital European Citizenship
How the EU can wrest control of the internet from big tech, and transform the digital sphere into a force for...
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Published in: Technology and Democracy: OpinionRegulating Big Tech is not enough. We need platform socialism
Facebook won't let state oversight trump shareholder interest, so alternatives – based on common ownership and...
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Published in: Technology and Democracy: OpinionWhat do the EU’s ambitious plans for a digital revolution mean for citizens?
The EU’s challenge isn’t just to make Europe fit for the digital age, but to ensure that the digital age fits...