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Australia niega la voz a sus pueblos originarios

Es una vergüenza que una nación que no reconoce las atrocidades que están en su origen niegue además el derecho a tener voz a sus indígenas

por Julie Wark

/ 31 Oct 2023

Australia niega la voz a sus pueblos originarios

openDemocracy crowdfunds £55,000 to cover Russia’s war

The emergency appeal has helped secure future coverage of Russia’s war at openDemocracy

By Editors of oDR

/ 10 Jul 2023

openDemocracy crowdfunds £55,000 to cover Russia’s war

openDemocracy creates advisory group to support coverage of Russia’s war

If we reach our £50,000 goal, an new advisory group on board to help steer oDR’s development

By Anthony Barnett and Thomas Rowley

/ 29 Jun 2023

openDemocracy creates advisory group to support coverage of Russia’s war

Austrália debate implementar Delegacia da Mulher inspirada no Brasil. Funciona para 'todas' as mulheres?

Estabelecidas nos anos 80, as unidades especializadas em vítimas mulheres se espalharam pelo mundo. Mas, a quem atendem?

By Ann Deslandes, Amanda Porter, Crystal McKinnon, Marlene Longbottom and Nicole Froio

/ 3 Feb 2023

Austrália debate implementar Delegacia da Mulher inspirada no Brasil. Funciona para 'todas' as mulheres?

Governments have failed. We must save ourselves from the climate crisis

OPINION: After I lost my home, I realised we can’t rely on politicians. Communities must act to protect their future

By Margi Prideaux

/ 4 Nov 2022

Governments have failed. We must save ourselves from the climate crisis

On trade, post-Brexit Britain is less transparent than ever

OPINION: Australia deal and Energy Charter Treaty show why we must be able to hold government accountable for trade

By Leah Sullivan

/ 22 Sep 2022

On trade, post-Brexit Britain is less transparent than ever

‘Barbaric system’: Australia’s offshore victims warn UK against Rwanda plan

The UK’s £120m offshore ‘processing’ deal borrows from the same semi-colonial playbook used by Australia

By Guy Aitchison

/ 23 May 2022

‘Barbaric system’: Australia’s offshore victims warn UK against Rwanda plan

Australia’s deadlock on climate change action is over – for now

Labor’s win – and the election of more Green and Independent MPs – shows climate crisis is voters’ biggest concern

By Kate Walton

/ 23 May 2022

Australia’s deadlock on climate change action is over – for now

Zelenskyi’s spokesperson: soldier, actor, psychologist, propagandist

Oleksiy Arestovych, presidential adviser and key spokesperson for Ukraine at war, has a strange past

By Dmytro Oliinyk

/ 26 Apr 2022

In wars where social justice is at stake, socialists have to take a side

Our key objective should be to stop the invasion escalating into all-out conflict between NATO and Russia, but we do this by standing with Ukraine

By Paul Mason

/ 2 Mar 2022

In wars where social justice is at stake, socialists have to take a side

What can the West do to help Ukraine?

openDemocracy has been reporting from the grassroots in Russia and Ukraine for years. Our expert panel explain what difference the outside world can make for the people caught in this geopolitical flashpoint

By Anita Mureithi

/ 28 Feb 2022

If the UK wants to push back against Russia, it should follow the money

Britain’s lax approach to dirty money makes it a target for Russian interference, but the government has done nothing about it. Now is the time to take action

By Layla Moran

/ 26 Jan 2022

If the UK wants to push back against Russia, it should follow the money