Foreign Office faces legal challenge over pause in UNRWA funding for Gaza
UK could be sued over decision to stop funding a key UN agency delivering aid to Gaza
UK could be sued over decision to stop funding a key UN agency delivering aid to Gaza
“Increasingly severe crackdowns” on peaceful protest in the UK condemned
‘Not aligning social benefits or minimum wages with increased costs of living is a retrogressive measure so the government would be violating its international human rights obligations.’
The UK government’s ‘shambolic’ refugee response is in the spotlight on UN Anti-Racism Day, amid calls for the safe passage of all people fleeing war.
EXCLUSIVE: 50 leading poverty and inequality groups and activists write to the UK government demanding change.
The report’s author accused the government of being in denial.
As we speak, countries are debating a treaty that could make multilateral nuclear disarmament a reality. Why are we silent?
The fashion industry is one of the world’s biggest polluters. It’s no surprise that it’s also exploitative. But is the sector waking up?
We need to start getting serious about a genuinely ‘just’ climate transition, writes former Green Party leader Natalie Bennett.
Why was the new Work and Pensions boss’ first Parliamentary statement to reject the United Nation’s findings on poverty?