Dirty, dangerous, and failing: Prison crisis revealed in England and Wales
openDemocracy's exclusive data analysis exposes systemic problems, described as ‘shameful’ by ex-prisons minister
Bangladesh
Nigerian woman faces jail for giving tomato paste bad review on Facebook
Chioma Okoli was arrested after claiming puree had too much sugar – raising fears over freedom of speech
Champions of Uganda’s anti-gay law blame ‘homosexuals’ for corruption scandal
The Speaker of the Ugandan Parliament has been accused of involvement in huge cash transfers to private accounts
With just three weeks, did Wales’ Covid inquiry answer the key questions?
Mark Drakeford and his cabinet rattled through topics like devolution, Eat Out to Help Out, care homes and lockdown
Exclusive: Met Police sacks just 5 firearms officers despite 2,000 complaints
Campaigners say new data shows notorious gun squad officers act as ‘law unto themselves’
Braverman’s consultation on anti-protest laws was ‘only open to police’
High Court told government only sought feedback from people it knew would agree with its controversial changes
Protest isn’t harassment, says group suing UK government over law change
Human rights group Liberty says spotlight on MPs’ safety has seen Tories ‘vilify’ Palestine marchers