Erkin Musaev spent 11 years in prison on fabricated charges. As signs of cautious reform emerge in Uzbekistan, this former political prisoner is keen to see real change happen.
Social media platforms are creating a new public sphere. But is it the public sphere we want or need?
“I don’t believe deep change can be top down. Building a different sort of society happens from the grassroots – most powerfully, when local groups can learn from each other.”
As we uncover the dark money behind the Brexit campaign, establishment Remainers must also ask deeper questions about why they lost.
Loneliness affects large numbers of refugees and asylum seekers, but we do not hear about it. Campaigns like the current “spotlight month” being run by the Jo Cox Commission on Loneliness are a good first step, but there is much more to do.
Declassified evidence about the 9/11 attacks point to Saudi Arabia. But will justice be served?
