PACT, the Producers' Alliance for Cinema and Television responds to the BBC Strategy Review
The Voice of the Listener and Viewer responds to the BBC Strategy Review
BECTU, the Broadcasting Entertainment Cinematograph and Theatre Union, responds to the BBC Strategy Review
The group director of corporate affairs at BSkyB gives the company's verdict on the BBC Strategy Review: the Trust has failed to fulfil its duties; the executive proposes only superficial changes.
On 19 May, at a meeting with the main human rights organizations working in the republics of the North Caucasus, President Medvedev enjoined the local authorities to work with the NGOs to enforce the rule of law and tackle abuses of power by the security forces. Tanya Lokshina, of Human Rights Wat
German public service broadcasters face a similar upheaval to those in Britain but enter the fray encumbered by a different set of regulations and supervisory bodies.
"Unfortunately there was one sterilization form that I was not aware of and I had already signed it." HIV positive women in Namibia take their case to court.
The UK Labour party has yet to learn the lessons of its defeat. The six candidates for leadership of the party display a blinkered and partial view of the UK, the nature of its state and its politics.
Alan Forrest explores the legacy of the empire and state-system imposed on Europe during the Napoleonic wars. The article continues our series Lest we forget, an editorial project in association with History & Policy, asking historians to reflect on wars gone by and the light they shed on present
The UK Labour party must become far more open and democratic if it is to renew itself as a force for progressive governance.
With growing concerns over Facebook's casual attitude to the privacy of its users, can a new grassroots, privacy-aware social network challenge its dominance?
The approach to juvenile lawbreakers in Russia and in England & Wales is more punitive than in other European countries. Why do we put young offenders behind bars?In this article Mary McAuley highlights some of the questions she has addressed in her new book ‘Children in Custody’.
