Disabled people are once again living under a government pursuing ever more surveillance of our lives
At 14 I was assaulted. It was filmed and put online. The images, real and AI deepfakes, continue to haunt me
A whole industry exists to combat abuse and grooming online, but can we trust it to ever find a ‘solution’?
A year on and no end in sight to genocide – thanks to US support for Israel, which will continue beyond election
Gaza’s survivors record their memories, culture, hopes and fears in new book Daybreak in Gaza
Psychotherapist and mediator explains how trauma is getting in the way of a solution to Israel-Palestine conflict
Does the World Bank have a duty to restrict funding for countries committing human rights abuses?
EU hands €1.2m to charity that spreads disinformation about sexual and reproductive rights to teens and women globally
Probe comes one week after openDemocracy revealed Alli had undeclared interests in a tax haven firm
Conservative law changes meant asylum claims for small boat arrivals stopped last year, leaving thousands in limbo
Grupos de odio y activistas conservadores estadounidenses y europeos y apelaron a la desinformación y el cabildeo para influir en el debate sobre diversidad sexual en África
As Labour donations scandal deepens, openDemocracy readers debate an overhaul of political system to ban donations
