Fires threaten refugees across Europe, as winter draws in
A fire followed by two explosions broke out on Sunday afternoon in the Calais refugee camp. French sources report that ...
Tag: Human rights
‘Crack and Cider’ to help the homeless
Crack and Cider, the "world's first shop for the homeless", will open in Hackney on Wednesday. Customers will be able ...
A victory for fascism in Turkey (Tweets)
Yesterday, Turkish citizens voted in general elections for the second time in just five months. The result was a win ...
The EU just defended us from Facebook snooping, will Cameron opt out of that?
A recent European Court of Justice (CJEU) decision has forced the Irish authorities to investigate a Facebook privacy complaint, which it ...
Can Britain become a beacon for human rights?
Human rights are not a burden. They have been fought for and secured over generations. So any attempts to devalue ...
Austerity hits disabled people hardest, Cameron must be held to account
A new kind of politics saw Jeremy Corbyn raise an uncomfortable issue for the Conservative government at this week's Prime Ministers ...
British government’s support for Saudi Arabia undermines ‘concern’ for human rights
The British government is preparing to bomb Syria in support of 'human rights and democracy', as it did in Libya, Iraq ...
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