OPINION: Britain and Australia have legacies of colonial violence. Of course those seeking their asylum are dying

OPINION: Border policies and hellish journeys are meant to control African movement in space and time

OPINION: The platform was already a haven for abuse. What could be taken away is structural privilege, not safety

openDemocracy’s new film BOOMERANG stars Kojo Koram and footballer John Barnes. Here’s how to watch

Party distanced itself from donor’s comments on Muslims and immigration, but days later accepted more money

For the first time in 30 years, Russians are heading to Central Asia rather than the other way around – to escape war

For the 22 minority ethnic people highlighted in a new report from INQUEST, imprisonment was a death sentence

Black History Month is too American and puts too much focus on a narrow group of people. Here’s what’s missing

The Court of Appeal said today the ‘Colston Four’ should not have been able to use a human rights defence

How did Brothers of Italy take power – and how will the party’s election affect women’s and LGBTIQ+ rights?

How Brothers of Italy leader Giorgia Meloni pushes traditional gender roles and exploits sexual violence

Friends, family and supporters marched through Whitehall as the IOPC announced its investigation

Exclusive: Energy bills are throwing low-income families into debt shows new data as the price cap rises to £3,549

Exclusive: Police force accused of a ‘culture of cover-up’ as officers are gagged from speaking out

It’s time for the social media giants to stop exploiting and traumatising low-wage workers in Africa

‘Advice sharks’ taking cash from vulnerable people for immigration applications that have no hope of being accepted

Public discussions have failed to take gender, race, class and disability into account, says Italian Anti-Racist Coordination

The former chancellor wants to refer Britain’s critics to Prevent. He’s obviously terrified of the truth

Uncritical politics of ‘looks like me’ leaves us celebrating Black and Brown faces doing work of white supremacy

Daniel Motaung worked on Facebook content in Nairobi – but tech giant’s lawyers claim Kenyan law doesn’t apply