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Published in: Home: FeatureDisplaced, poisoned, jailed: Climate change survivors confront world leaders
Climate chaos is destroying these people’s communities. They travelled to COP27 to demand justice for loss and damage
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Published in: Home: NewsHundreds of scientists urge COP27 PR agency to drop fossil fuel clients
US firm Hill+Knowlton is helping Egypt organise this week’s UN climate conference – while representing oil giants
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Published in: Home: NewsPriti Patel was warned of security risks before attack on asylum centre
The Home Office previously admitted it was under pressure to open new centres quickly even if locations were ‘unsafe’
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Published in: Home: NewsPR firm accused of greenwashing big oil is helping organise COP27
The US agency has a “shameful track record of spreading disinformation” but has been hired by the Egyptian government
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Published in: Podcasts: FeatureI Am Not Your Refugee: From All Over: LGBTQ Türkiye
Hear from members of the refugee LGBTQ community in Turkey, here to talk about their group From All Over
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Published in: 50.50: NewsHow I’m fighting for Iranian women from the outside
Iranian women outside Iran have an important role in the protests against the regime, explains one activist
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Published in: Podcasts: FeatureI Am Not Your Refugee: Ana Surie
A conversation about the ‘Ana Surie’ (‘I Am Syrian’) photography exhibition organised in the Zaatari refugee camp
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Published in: Home: AnalysisThe UK could bring down the Saudi dictator. Instead, it props him up
ANALYSIS: The UK’s role in the sale of Newcastle United shows we are little more than a laundry for dirty money
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Published in: Dark Money Investigations: InvestigationRevealed: How Tory minister aided Saudi takeover of Newcastle United
Gerry Grimstone vowed to take Premier League plan to top of Saudi government, documents seen by openDemocracy show
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Published in: Home: AnalysisBeyond Syria and Iraq: Islamist paramilitaries gain ground in Africa
Western focus on Ukraine has eclipsed reporting on escalating Jihadist activity across the Sahel and East Africa
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Published in: Home: InvestigationAfghan refugees on the racism they’ve faced in their first year in Europe
Many feel unsupported by EU governments and can’t help but compare their treatment to that of Ukrainian refugees
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Published in: Home: NewsTory Lord cutting civil service jobs ‘used official trip to tout for private work’
Exclusive: Francis Maude allegedly touted his consultancy firm during ‘fact-finding’ mission
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Published in: Home: FeatureBack to black: What Afghanistan’s new focus on coal tells us
Taliban-ruled Afghanistan’s new golden age of coal reveals a country that is going back to old-fashioned ways
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Published in: ourEconomy: OpinionTo end ‘hell on earth’ the US must free Afghanistan's $7bn reserves
Biden must release Afghanistan’s foreign reserves to alleviate suffering, argues Ecuador’s ex-central bank director
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Published in: Home: OpinionThe world burns and the richest profit. It doesn’t have to be this way
As the effects of the climate crisis are seen in global heatwaves and droughts, oil firms are booming
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Published in: Beyond Trafficking and Slavery: FeatureChild workers in Jordan shoulder effects of rising poverty levels
High rates of poverty and unemployment make plans to eliminate child labour in Jordan a pipe dream
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Published in: Home: OpinionRwanda: Why the UK needs to acknowledge its role in displacing people
Today is World Refugee Day. War and climate change, both fuelled by the West, force millions to flee their homes
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Published in: 50.50: FeatureThe volunteers risking their lives to secretly educate Afghanistan’s girls
Nine months on from the Taliban’s takeover of Kabul, teenage girls remain deprived of their right to education
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Published in: Home: FeatureWith elections looming, Lebanese state is invisible to most of its people
As Lebanon prepares to vote, the film ‘State of Absence’ introduces very different people all struggling with the...
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Published in: Beyond Trafficking and Slavery: FeatureCrossing the US-Mexico border, just to see
Crossing the US-Mexico border is a lifeline for some. For others, it’s an adventure