Skip to content

Redaction Report

Exclusive news & commentary on international politics

Primary Navigation

  • Home
  • About
  • Contact
  • Write for us
  • Meet the team
  • Subscribe

Categories

  • Climate & Environment
  • Diplomacy
  • Economics & Trade
  • Editorial
  • Features
  • Human Rights
  • Newsletter
  • Opinion
  • Podcast
  • Politics & Government
  • Reviews
  • Science & Technology
  • Trade Unions & Workers' Rights
  • Video
  • War & Conflict

Top Posts & Pages

  • Geopolitical predictions for 2023 - what does the new year have in store?
    Geopolitical predictions for 2023 - what does the new year have in store?
  • How autistic people were failed during the Covid-19 pandemic in Britain
    How autistic people were failed during the Covid-19 pandemic in Britain
  • Yanis Varoufakis: 'Another Now' review - surprisingly, there is an alternative
    Yanis Varoufakis: 'Another Now' review - surprisingly, there is an alternative
  • Yanis Varoufakis: Why Brexit was the right decision for the UK in the end
    Yanis Varoufakis: Why Brexit was the right decision for the UK in the end
  • Historic mistrust and Xenophobia may be driving Putin's Ukraine invasion
    Historic mistrust and Xenophobia may be driving Putin's Ukraine invasion
  • EXCLUSIVE: Horrors of  Eritrea's Sawa Military Camp
    EXCLUSIVE: Horrors of Eritrea's Sawa Military Camp
  • LGBTQIA+ refugees are the most vulnerable group in Turkey today
    LGBTQIA+ refugees are the most vulnerable group in Turkey today
  • Ukrainian Pride: LGBT resilience and commitment despite Russian invasion
    Ukrainian Pride: LGBT resilience and commitment despite Russian invasion
  • Formula used to rig votes at 2021 Ugandan election, data analysis suggests
    Formula used to rig votes at 2021 Ugandan election, data analysis suggests
  • What's driving Putin's proxy war in Ukraine? A history of Russophobia and mutual Xenophobia
    What's driving Putin's proxy war in Ukraine? A history of Russophobia and mutual Xenophobia

Search Redaction Report

Follow Us

  • Twitter
  • Facebook
  • Instagram

Author: Matthew Norman

Matthew Norman is a freelance journalist and essayist principally interested in global affairs, human rights and literature. He is especially keen to see the end of the dictatorship in Eritrea.
Israel-Palestine: A conflict of Illusions
Opinion

Israel-Palestine: A conflict of Illusions

In this long form piece, Matthew Norman takes a deep dive into religion as a driving force in the Israeli-Palestine conflict. Continue reading Israel-Palestine: A conflict of Illusions

UK ‘complicit’ in suppression of pro-democracy demonstrations in Oman, say campaigners
Human Rights

UK ‘complicit’ in suppression of pro-democracy demonstrations in Oman, say campaigners

The UK has been implicated in the suppression of Omani pro-democracy protesters after photos revealed British-made tear gas being employed by police, campaigners have said. Continue reading UK ‘complicit’ in suppression of pro-democracy demonstrations in Oman, say campaigners

Israel government formation: Broad coalition set to oust Netanyahu
Politics & Government

Israel government formation: Broad coalition set to oust Netanyahu

Benjamin Netanuahu is set to be ousted as Prime Minister of Israel after a new alliance, comprised of eight parties from across the political spectrum, was formed by Yair Lapid, leader of the centrist Yesh Atid party. Continue reading Israel government formation: Broad coalition set to oust Netanyahu

Two decades after shutting down free media, Eritrea remains a ‘locked door’
Human Rights

Two decades after shutting down free media, Eritrea remains a ‘locked door’

Eritrea remains a locked door, and although some journalists and human rights workers have managed to infiltrate ‘behind the scenes’, there’s still a lot of information that can’t be gathered by outside sources. Continue reading Two decades after shutting down free media, Eritrea remains a ‘locked door’

EXCLUSIVE: Horrors of  Eritrea’s Sawa Military Camp
Features

EXCLUSIVE: Horrors of Eritrea’s Sawa Military Camp

Due to a long history of war with neighbouring Ethiopia, the dictator of Eritrea, Isaias Afwerki, is set on ensuring his citizens are always ready for conflict. The biggest recruitment channel for soldiers in Eritrea, one of the most militarised countries in the world, is the education system. Continue reading EXCLUSIVE: Horrors of Eritrea’s Sawa Military Camp

Website Powered by WordPress.com.
  • Follow Following
    • Redaction Report
    • Join 222 other followers
    • Already have a WordPress.com account? Log in now.
    • Redaction Report
    • Customise
    • Follow Following
    • Sign up
    • Log in
    • Report this content
    • View site in Reader
    • Manage subscriptions
    • Collapse this bar
Privacy & Cookies: This site uses cookies. By continuing to use this website, you agree to their use.
To find out more, including how to control cookies, see here: Cookie Policy