Asylum hotel providers receive billions in government contracts while residents report harassment and abuse
First biography of Brazil’s Lula reports how the people’s leader felt in final moments before controversial arrest
For sex workers, safety on the internet can mean life and death. It’s time we put a stop to digital violence
Disabled people are once again living under a government pursuing ever more surveillance of our lives
Psychotherapist and mediator explains how trauma is getting in the way of a solution to Israel-Palestine conflict
Does the World Bank have a duty to restrict funding for countries committing human rights abuses?
Probe comes one week after openDemocracy revealed Alli had undeclared interests in a tax haven firm
As Labour donations scandal deepens, openDemocracy readers debate an overhaul of political system to ban donations
Civil society organisations say ‘mitigation measures’ proposed by the bank are ‘appallingly weak’
Peer who gave Starmer accommodation worth £20,000 ‘for son to study for GCSEs’ could earn £425,000 from offshore firm
La próxima Cumbre de las Naciones Unidas sobre la Biodiversidad se celebrará en una ciudad que reúne todos los retos de un mundo en llamas.
openDemocracy readers share their thoughts on Labour’s largest-ever donation, made days after election was announced
