Governments, business leaders and labour unions are gathering to discuss decent work in global supply chains. We interview Sussex Lecturer Benjamin Selwyn about why this is so important. Español
It is not enough to establish a reintegration program for demobilized children. We must realise that untied children are essential to peace building and reconciliation in the territories. Español Português
Week one of #ILC2016 has finished with workers and employers divided. What are the prospects for the all-important week two and any potential convention on decent work in supply chains?
Apple is among the world’s largest companies and has a supply chain to match, but does its claim to be strict on supplier labour standards hold water?
In Europe, it is the cities that once again lead the way as places of radical innovation and democratic renewal - and provide answers to the challenges we face in our continent. Español
While a vote for ‘Brexit’ will create by far the biggest waves, whichever way the vote goes on June 23, there will be political fall out to contend with. Here are just some scenarios:
What can the DiEM25 movement learn from the Bosnian plenums of 2014?
The recent guilty verdict for the criminal pact between Latin American dictatorships in the 70's reminds us that the struggle for memory, truth and justice upholds the pillars of democratic society.Español
The exit of Britain could contribute not to disintegration but a consolidation of authoritarian governance in the European Union.
Clive Lewis' speech at the Another Europe is Possible event in London. (Video)
Peru is holding the second round of its presidential elections without having secured sufficiently robust democratic institutions. Regression toward fujimorista authoritarianism threatens the country's precarious freedoms. Español
Fasting in a refugee camp is not easy, but by observing Ramadan’s rituals refugees are clawing back an element of their own agency.
