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Entire UK government breaks ministerial code by failing to declare interests

Rishi Sunak’s failure to appoint ethics adviser means ministers are unable to comply with twice-yearly requirement

By Seth Thévoz

/ 1 Dec 2022

Entire UK government breaks ministerial code by failing to declare interests

Distorted 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

By Benali Hamdache

/ 30 Nov 2022

Distorted reporting of the 2021 census echoes a racist conspiracy theory

Madres Buscadoras, testimonio del drama de los desaparecidos en México

Ceccy Flores, junto otras madres de desaparecidos, busca a sus hijos en Sonora, México. Desde 2019, han encontrado a 1230 personas sin vida en fosas clandestinas

por José Zepeda

/ 30 Nov 2022

Madres Buscadoras, testimonio del drama de los desaparecidos en México

Migrant workers still paying off debts that brought them to Qatar

Migrant workers took loans to work on the World Cup. For many, their creditors are waiting when they return

By Arafat Ara

/ 30 Nov 2022

Migrant workers still paying off debts that brought them to Qatar

Smuggling or trafficking? For minors with few choices, the line is blurred

Exploitation is often one facet of children’s attempts to navigate an increasingly divided world

By Luigi Achilli

/ 30 Nov 2022

Smuggling or trafficking? For minors with few choices, the line is blurred

Why Africa signed up for eight new fossil fuel projects at COP27

African leaders say oil and gas projects will provide energy security and jobs. Their true effects are more sinister

By Amelia Womack

/ 30 Nov 2022

Why Africa signed up for eight new fossil fuel projects at COP27

Revealed: Election watchdog’s stark warning to government over voter ID

Electoral Commission chair told ministers their plans are not ‘workable’ or ‘secure’. But the government ignored him

By Jim Fitzpatrick

/ 30 Nov 2022

Revealed: Election watchdog’s stark warning to government over voter ID

Pitahaya, la fruta que deforesta bosques nativos en la Amazonía ecuatoriana

En 2021, Ecuador exportó unas 17.800 toneladas de esta ‘fruta del dragón’ lo que ha significado una expansión de la frontera agrícola y la deforestación una región entera

por Gabriela Ruiz Agila

/ 29 Nov 2022