Plans to spy on Disabled people’s bank accounts show Labour isn’t for change
Disabled people are once again living under a government pursuing ever more surveillance of our lives
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‘I'm afraid I’ll become a number’: Life in Gaza one year on from October 7
Gaza’s survivors record their memories, culture, hopes and fears in new book Daybreak in Gaza
Join the Conversation: Readers discuss the World Bank and political gifts
Does the World Bank have a duty to restrict funding for countries committing human rights abuses?
Should politicians be allowed to take gifts and donations?
As Labour donations scandal deepens, openDemocracy readers debate an overhaul of political system to ban donations
Musk’s plan to axe X's block button is a real win for stalkers and abusers
Musk’s latest plan will endanger stalking and domestic abuse victims – and make online life harder for all women
Should Labour have taken £4m from hedge fund in a tax haven?
openDemocracy readers share their thoughts on Labour’s largest-ever donation, made days after election was announced
Fake news was invented 500 years ago – we must learn from its history
It is no coincidence that Europe’s witch-hunt frenzy followed shortly after the birth of the printing press