The stories we hear of poverty in Britain are just horrific – and all we have are sticking plasters
I went hungry so me and my daughter could live in the UK. Now ministers are inflicting more trauma on the bereaved
The ten-year route is the government’s hostile environment in action. Where is the humanity?
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The country, once considered Central Asia's most democratic, has seen a media and civic crackdown sparked by a long-running dispute
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An affirming parent shares how inclusive schools have supported her trans daughter
Once again, war has upended my life – but my current hardships are nothing compared to what Ukrainians are going through
Our writer, a Western-Afghan scholar and government official, reflects on the pain and fury he feels watching the scenes unfolding in Kabul, and explains how we got here
The doctors were good to me but my circumstances caused problems during the birth and beyond. I came to the UK for safety but I feel far from safe.
Casual racism, implicit bias and jobs offered over beer. Two humanitarian workers reveal the ugly side of the international aid sector.
