Stop and Search is to modern policing what bloodletting was to ancient medicine - ineffective, but clung to.
We must not replace misleading and dehumanising portraits of migration with mono-dimensional accounts of vulnerability and victimhood, which paradoxically continue to set those on the move apart from us.
After fleeing Chechnya, blogger Tumso Abdurakhmanov came to command a million-strong audience online. But now he could become the latest person to face “secret” deportation from Poland.
One must see things in their movement rather than in their fixity. The EPRDF is the only path toward maintaining the unity of the country and consolidating it by means of democratic reforms.
A Ukrainian church with Philaret as Patriarch is more likely to end up as a cheaply disguised religious cover for a brutal war, rather, than as a harbinger of peace.
The burgeoning movement has spilled forth beyond the confines of the film and entertainment industry. But how far will it go?
Modes of communication which allow for compromise are being deliberately delegitimised.
When human rights gained recognition the dominant power was the state relative to the individual and citizen. Now transnational businesses have vastly greater power than both.
It is urgently necessary to mobilise, not only against the existing form of negotiations between Kosovo and Serbia, but also against the eventual agreement, and possible result of, the present negotiations.
Working up public outrage is an art and not all political parties are able to create mass hysteria.
Theresa May has made no indication or commitment that she plans to hold onto some hardwon vital safeguards after Brexit.
Theresa May has made no indication or commitment that she plans to hold onto some hardwon vital safeguards after Brexit.
