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  Published in: 50.50: Investigation

  Revealed: US Capitol protesters are still fundraising via Amazon and PayPal
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  Published in: Beyond Trafficking and Slavery

  COVID has blurred the lines between waged, coerced and trafficked labour in India
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  Published in: Can Europe Make It?

  The state of trade unions in the UK
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  Published in: Dark Money Investigations: Opinion

  US is paying for letting dark money and disinformation run riot
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  Published in: democraciaAbierta: Opinion

  Violence, patronage, and criminal governance in Venezuela
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  Published in: digitaLiberties: Opinion

  Civil society collaborates to fix tech
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  Published in: North Africa, West Asia

  The troubling case of Maâti Monjib highlights Morocco’s climate of repression
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  Published in: oDR: Opinion

  Towards a more equal field in Central Asia research
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  Published in: openDemocracyUK: Opinion

  Boris Johnson is no liberal
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  Published in: openJustice: Opinion

  Prisons are not the place for immigration detainees during the coronavirus crisis
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  Published in: ourNHS: Opinion

  Controversial ‘spy tech’ firm Palantir lands £23m NHS data deal
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  Published in: Shine A Light

  “Accidental Death” of a Young Black Londoner, The Case of Rashan Charles
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  Published in: ourEconomy: Investigation

  "They left us starving": How the fashion industry abandoned its workers
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  Published in: Rethinking Populism

  Precarity, populism, and prospects for a green democratic transformation
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  Published in: Countering the Radical Right

  This is American fascism
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  Published in: Global Extremes

  Why are Quebecers so keen to ban religious symbols?
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  Published in: Pandemic Borders

  Europe must recognise the vital contributions of vulnerable migrants