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Published in: Home: OpinionIt’s time to abolish the UK’s police
OPINION: You can’t reform a system that’s doing exactly what it’s intended to do: protecting the elite’s capital
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Published in: Freedom of Information: NewsRevealed: Met Police officers kept jobs after sending racist and sexist messages
Cops received only written warnings for sending and posting racist, sexist and offensive messages on social media
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Published in: Home: FeatureAre unions failing to support Black NHS workers?
As strikes continue nationwide, openDemocracy asks whether Black people are properly represented in the labour movement
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Published in: oDR: FeatureUkraine’s Roma refugees housed in cold, cramped hostels and denied schooling
‘When local government people visit, they wear masks and gloves, as if they’re afraid of catching something.’
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Published in: 50.50: OpinionHow we got Uganda to strike out a colonial law criminalising poor people
The offence of being ‘rogue and vagabond’ saw people detained for how they looked. Now it’s gone, but there’s more to do
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Published in: Home: Feature‘It left a scar on me’: Locked up in the UK’s women-only immigration centre
A year after Derwentside detention centre opened, one woman reveals the impact that being held there had on her
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Published in: 50.50: OpinionWhy ‘liberal peacebuilding’ isn’t delivering for DR Congo’s ethnic minorities
Focus on elections, investment and climate change has ignored serious threats to vulnerable Congolese groups
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Published in: Home: OpinionDistorted reporting of the 2021 census echoes a racist conspiracy theory
OPINION: Headlines reporting a drop in white Christians in England and Wales aren’t just wrong – they’re dangerous
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Published in: Home: OpinionSunak and Braverman have learnt nothing from asylum seekers’ deaths
OPINION: Britain and Australia have legacies of colonial violence. Of course those seeking their asylum are dying
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Published in: 50.50: OpinionEurope’s migration policies are about limiting Black freedom
OPINION: Border policies and hellish journeys are meant to control African movement in space and time
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Published in: Home: OpinionLeaving Twitter now says more about you than Elon Musk
OPINION: The platform was already a haven for abuse. What could be taken away is structural privilege, not safety
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Published in: ourEconomy: VideoHow legacies of empire are breaking Britain’s economy
openDemocracy’s new film BOOMERANG stars Kojo Koram and footballer John Barnes. Here’s how to watch
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Published in: Home: NewsTory donor’s ‘unacceptable’ views fail to stop party taking his cash
Party distanced itself from donor’s comments on Muslims and immigration, but days later accepted more money
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Published in: oDR: FeatureRoles flip as Russians become ‘migrant workers’ in Tajikistan (for now)
For the first time in 30 years, Russians are heading to Central Asia rather than the other way around – to escape war
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Published in: Home: NewsRacism ‘overlooked and ignored’ among UK prison deaths, says new report
For the 22 minority ethnic people highlighted in a new report from INQUEST, imprisonment was a death sentence
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Published in: Home: AnalysisOur Black British history is being sanitised. Guess who that benefits
Black History Month is too American and puts too much focus on a narrow group of people. Here’s what’s missing
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Published in: Home: NewsColston statue ruling is attack on right to protest, warn leading barristers
The Court of Appeal said today the ‘Colston Four’ should not have been able to use a human rights defence
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Published in: 50.50: AnalysisWhat Giorgia Meloni’s far-Right government will mean for Italy
How did Brothers of Italy take power – and how will the party’s election affect women’s and LGBTIQ+ rights?
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Published in: 50.50: AnalysisThe anti-women agenda of the woman set to be the next Italian prime minister
How Brothers of Italy leader Giorgia Meloni pushes traditional gender roles and exploits sexual violence
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Published in: Home: News‘The fight continues’: Protesters march to Scotland Yard for Chris Kaba
Friends, family and supporters marched through Whitehall as the IOPC announced its investigation