The Conservatives’ attack on the ECHR: A Long Time Coming
"Scrapping the ECHR and starting afresh with a ‘British Bill of Rights’ would embolden the government with both symbolic and literal power."
Ciara Garcha investigates the history of the 'British Bill of Rights' and considers how it would impact the UK's relationship with the European Union.
OPINION: The new foreign policy and international aid ‘super-department’ suggests the Government is choosing politics over people
"Aid must be apportioned on the basis of necessity first and foremost, not dictated by foreign policy interests"
Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe: Responding to Iran’s ‘hostage diplomacy’
'Ultimately, politics imprisoned her, and it will be politics that allows her to return home.' Louis Kill-Brown considers the future of Iran's political 'hostages' and the events that led to their imprisonment.
Bolton may be gone, but it is the President who has the most dangerous foreign policy
To a president who will not distinguish between national and personal interests, ‘America First’ has only ever meant ‘Me First’
