3 min readFollowing a weekend of violence in Gaza which saw the destruction of Palestinian residential areas and refugee camps by Israeli forces, resulting
7 min readFollowing the publication of the long awaited Forde report, it has become plainly clear that the Labour Party intends to sweep its
13 min readMake no mistake, despite the High Court ruling that the extradition of Julian Assange would not be an abuse of his human
7 min readAfter Russian troops withdrew from the towns and suburbs around Kyiv, women and witnesses began to come forward with stories of rape
7 min readLong-awaited legislation that could be used to punish those who reveal state wrongdoing and target human rights defenders, will be read in
4 min readSince Russia began its invasion of Ukraine, the line between journalism and propaganda has become increasingly harder to draw. News stories that
16 min readThe Israeli government have committed to investing 100 million shekels, the equivalent of $30 million to revive a government-funded, “non-governmental organisation” called
18 min readThis week, Sir Ian Austin and the Telegraph were forced to apologise for a libellous opinion piece penned by Austin that commented
17 min readBias and the bended truth in the BBC’s coverage of Kill the Bill Bristol “Revenge Policing” Racial discrimination, excessive and unwarranted use of
13 min readThe Leveson Inquiry This year marks the 10 year anniversary of the Leveson Inquiry, which was tasked with reviewing the practices and
