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Inside massacre of Gaza aid workers found dead and buried with hands bound Bodies were found a week after Civil Defense and Palestinian Red Crescent crew members went on rescue mission to Rafah
Women will suffer most from UK government’s cuts to disability benefits Cuts will push hundreds of thousands of women into poverty or force them out of workforce
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10,000 angry white men and me: my night with Reform UK Undercover at Reform UK’s biggest ever rally, I saw white men bond over fury at migrants, trans people and politicians
Inside India’s battle to control the democracy narrative How Modi’s government went from trying to improve its global democracy rankings to redefining democracy itself
‘They wanted help, we gave them a prison boat’ As the migrant barge left Dorset, openDemocracy explored life on board the Bibby – and the failed policy that cost millions