THE GOVERNMENT’S failed deportation flight to Rwanda this week should mark the end of the ‘cruel’ policy, according to human rights campaigners. Continue reading Rwanda flight: Failed departure should be end of ‘cruel’ policy according to human rights campaigners
Amnesty believes Russia is ramping up propaganda to justify its brutal treatment of captured Ukrainian soldiers. Continue reading Amnesty International: Ukrainian soldiers ‘dehumanised’ by Russia
This week saw the second major cabinet reshuffle since Boris Johnson became Prime Minister in 2019. Continue reading Redaction Weekly: Boris Johnson prepares for decade of Tory Britain with cabinet reshuffle
“Global Britain” sends austerity worldwide with plan to impose cuts to international aid to starving Yemeni refugees. Continue reading Redaction Weekly: Yemen aid cuts heralds Global ‘austerity’ Britain
The UK government has come under fire from all sides after announcing a cut in foreign aid spending yesterday. Continue reading British foreign aid spending cut ‘sends a clear signal to the world that Britain is in retreat’
Joe Biden has been irked by Boris Johnson’s willingness to break international law by ignoring parts of the Brexit divorce agreement. Continue reading With Joe Biden moving Boston and Berlin closer on Brexit, Johnson is going to feel the squeeze
Socialist activists in Hong Kong have rebuked the UK’s planned expansion of visa rights, saying the move is driven by geopolitical concerns rather than a real commitment to human rights or democracy. Continue reading EXCLUSIVE: Boris Johnson’s Hong Kong visa plans ‘driven by geopolitics, not strong morals’
Qassem Soleimani’s assassination saw the world’s nine largest listed arms companies grow their market value grow by £14bn, at a time when parliamentary scrutiny of UK arms sales has weakened. Continue reading Boris Johnson’s election victory made British arms dealers breath a ‘sigh of relief’ amid Iran tensions, expert claims
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