United Nations Refugee Agency finds amended Rwanda Bill still breaches international law
the UK-Rwanda treaty runs “counter to fundamental principles of global solidarity”
the UK-Rwanda treaty runs “counter to fundamental principles of global solidarity”
Caroline Lucas MP sets out four principles that could start to move towards peace and a lasting political resolution
“The policies in place are not working or not protecting people in poverty, and much more needs to be done for these people to be protected.”
‘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.’
“Violence against the planet is also violence against people,” says climate campaigner Isabella Shraiman.
As a former colonial power, the UK has a duty to act to protect the people of Sri Lanka.
Why was the new Work and Pensions boss’ first Parliamentary statement to reject the United Nation’s findings on poverty?
Alison McGovern MP calls on May to stand up for civilians
Many of those affected by Nepal’s devastating earthquake are still living in tents
The UK’s position at the UN climate conference has been seriously undermined by George Osborne’s decision to pull the plug on carbon capture storage