Britain has an ignoble history of exploiting Caribbean people when they were ‘useful’, then casting them aside as insufficiently ‘British’ when they were not.
Four black women from all walks of life speak up about their experiences. They can no longer be silenced.
The model of criminalising only the clients of sex workers is becoming increasingly popular, but what do those working with sex workers in Finland actually think of it?
Who gets to decide who is involved in pseudoscience and misdirection? Who asks the questions and who gets bamboozled? What role should the media play?
This church will “really change your consciousness and reform your life”. But at what cost? RU
The dividing line between authoritarian Russia and liberal democracies is growing ever thinner.
The Swedish model is not especially efficient or good, but it is the one that has pushed as far as possible the post-authoritarian logic in modern European education.
White people need to get better at seeing race, addressing it, and addressing our own complicity. Taking part in all-white panels – especially on a subject where race is central – simply isn't good enough.
The fight against corruption in Brazil should imply political reform limiting the influence of economic power on politics, particularly during elections. But without respect for the law, this is impossible. Español, Português
What used to be more of a concern when reporting from active warzones is now becoming a reality of reporting in an alarming number of places.
Some 5,000 participants from government, business and civil society have arrived for the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM). The central theme of the deliberations is ‘Towards a Common Future’.
