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Published in: Live discussions: Live discussionWhy should you care about freedom of information?
Would better transparency give us better government? And how can we get it?
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Published in: Home: VideoHeartbreaking video shows how Covid left young asylum seekers stranded
Young people seeking asylum have told their own stories about the pandemic’s devastating effects on their lives
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Published in: democraciaAbierta: InvestigationPamplona’s heart: Doña Marta gives hope to Venezuela’s migrants
Doña Marta Duque has been providing food, drink and a place to stay for weary migrants at her home since 2015
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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: 50.50: Video‘War gave us the final push’: Why one gay couple fled Russia for Turkey
Turkey’s record on LGBTQI rights is little better than Russia’s. All the same, Putin’s invasion of Ukraine was the...
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Published in: 50.50: FeatureColombia, a dangerous place for journalists and women land defenders
Independent journalists in Colombia are taking serious risks to tell the stories of women land rights defenders under threat
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Published in: openDemocracyUK: OpinionAn Unmarvellous Party: a #PartyGate poem
(with apologies to Noel Coward)
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Published in: Beyond Trafficking and Slavery: VideoWebinar: Time to get off the fence on sex workers' rights
Why does the anti-trafficking sector hesitate to support sex workers' rights, and what could change that?
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Published in: Live discussions20 years since 9/11: Is this the end of the ‘War on Terror’?
This year marks the 20th anniversary of 9/11. So what is the legacy of the global War on Terror, and what does the...
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Published in: openJustice: InvestigationThe mother penalty: the women short-changed by a government support scheme (video)
The COVID-19 support scheme for self-employed people discriminated against mothers. We hear one woman's story and...
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Published in: openJustice: Feature‘That’s me done’: How the UK government abandoned artists to COVID-19
For many artists, the pandemic has confirmed that the government either doesn’t care about the arts or is actively...
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Published in: ourEconomy: ExplainerIn 2008, we bailed out the banks. In 2021, we need to bail out the planet
The COVID-19 pandemic is not a random event. It is a symptom of a global economic system that is destroying the...
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Published in: democraciaAbierta: InvestigationHow oil, cocaine and armed conflict threaten the survival of the Awá people
'In our territories, the entry of different people and companies exploiting resources is advancing'
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Published in: democraciaAbierta: InvestigationTucupi, a spicy sauce to stop Amazon deforestation
In the Colombian Amazon, Indigenous women are planting chillies to end their communities' reliance on the cattle...
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Published in: openJustice: InvestigationBenefits payments withheld from the chronically ill in COVID-19 government failure
The cancellation of face-to-face assessments meant claimants didn’t receive money they were entitled to – leaving...
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Published in: democraciaAbierta: OpinionButantan, Bum Bum Tam Tam and how baile funk might save Brazil
Reviled by elites, this home-grown musical genre is proving an effective weapon in the fight against COVID-19 misinformation
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Published in: democraciaAbierta“Who dies the most? The people from the Colombian Pacific”
Don Gu is a cultural manager from Tumaco, Colombia. He has been working with children and young people for over 25...
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Published in: democraciaAbiertaLilia: preserving the Amazon river's fauna is preserving Planet Earth
For Lilia Isolina Java Tapayuri, protecting the pink dolphin is sacred. This is the tenth and last story in the...
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Published in: democraciaAbiertaJosé Gregorio: Either we preserve the Amazon rainforest, or the planet will take revenge
For José Gregorio, an indigenous from the Colombian Amazon region, training young people to fight for the...
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Published in: ourNHS: InvestigationPressure mounts to scrap ‘failed’ contact tracing contracts as renewal looms
Serco and SITEL staff have been told to expect more work, despite disappointing delivery of the first five months of...