Student activists urge the UK’s biggest children’s charity to serve children, not the government
Ruaraidh MacThòmais (Derick Thomson) has as poet, scholar, teacher and editor made a profound contribution to Gaelic literature over six decades. The quality and range of his work deserve belated recognition in the context of the culture he has done so much to enlarge, says David Hayes.
The experience of entering the world of the human rights "professional" leads the author from Cairo to Liberia, from multilateral organisation to social enterprise
Rwandan refugees in Britain live in fear of their government’s spies, whilst Britain remains Rwanda’s largest donor. Britain must avoid nurturing another African dictator.
An alliance of progressive organisations in Britain have launched a campaign for a People’s Jury to establish and uphold the “public interest”. Here, the head of Compass answers Anthony Barnett’s concerns about the initiative
