Both national and international bodies hope to bring a close to the violent disturbances in Colombia which threaten peace across South America. However, is Colombia’s anger aimed at it’s irredeemable history, and can it be reclaimed by modern Colombians?
A vigil held at Clapham Common, held in memory of Sarah Everand and other victims of violence against women resulted in a brutal police crackdown which saw police pinning women to the ground. The harsh repression of the peaceful and socially distanced protest led to
“Gross National Happiness is more important than Gross National Product” proclaimed Bhutanese King, Jigme Singye Wangchuk of Bhutan, in 1972. Whilst a simple, this statement completely revolutionised governmental policy. Traditionally, governments solely focused on the economy, believing a strong economy enables them to achieve their
The point of protest is to enact change; however looking at recent demonstrations internationally, is there any power left with the people?
The Conservative Party Conference has officially been opened, and it is depressing.
Vault 7, WikiLeaks, and the inevitable demise of privacy.
New York City played host to the first ever Occupy event in 2011. Five years later, what did it achieve and is the movement still relevant?
The melting pot erupts as protestors take to the streets. Your Political Editor reports.
On Monday 5th October, the world of the English shopper was turned upside down.
As part of our glorious reign as European Green Capital 2015 (a marvellous award invented by politicians to pat each other on the back), Bristol City Council has sweetly paid £37,000 of Bristolians’ money to record a tree dropping its nuts for an art installation.
