The boy with the bullet wounds: Neglect and brutality in Uruguay’s care homes

Revealed: Abuse and sexual exploitation allegations at state-contracted centre for minors needing mental health care

/ 12 Aug 2024

The boy with the bullet wounds: Neglect and brutality in Uruguay’s care homes

Revealed: Mexico’s big businesses bankroll major anti-abortion network

Mexican women have a legal right to safe abortions. Some of the country’s richest families and firms are trying to block it

By Diana Cariboni

/ 7 Aug 2024

Revealed: Mexico’s big businesses bankroll major anti-abortion network

Grandes fortunas financian la principal red antiaborto de México

Las mujeres mexicanas tienen derecho a un aborto seguro. Algunas de las familias y empresas más ricas del país les ponen trabas, entre ellas la fundación del popular Dr. Simi

By Diana Cariboni

/ 6 Aug 2024

Grandes fortunas financian la principal red antiaborto de México

Brutalidad y abandono en un centro para adolescentes contratado por el gobierno uruguayo

Un adolescente baleado y denuncias de abuso y explotación sexual marcan el historial de un centro contratado por el Estado uruguayo para brindar atención en salud mental a menores

By Angelina de los Santos

/ 24 Jul 2024

Brutalidad y abandono en un centro para adolescentes contratado por el gobierno uruguayo

Judge rules Oxford University’s mysterious £10m donor will remain secret

openDemocracy loses fight for transparency over controversial donation to fund new research centre at the university

By Jenna Corderoy

/ 23 Jul 2024

Judge rules Oxford University’s mysterious £10m donor will remain secret

Government fails to monitor firms with £4bn contracts to house asylum seekers

Revealed: Investigation finds Home Office has no complete record of companies housing almost 100,000 asylum seekers

By Indra Warnes, Mark Wilding and Harriet Clugston

/ 18 Jul 2024

Government fails to monitor firms with £4bn contracts to house asylum seekers

Nearly 100 prison staff sanctioned for ‘inappropriate’ relationships

‘Overcrowded jails and inexperienced guards’ behind increase in relationships between staff and inmates, experts warn

By Sian Norris

/ 11 Jul 2024

Nearly 100 prison staff sanctioned for ‘inappropriate’ relationships

Lovebombed by lobbyists: How Labour became the party of Big Business

An openDemocracy investigation reveals the secretive mass lobbying campaign that shaped Starmer's policies

By Ethan Shone

/ 9 Jul 2024

Lovebombed by lobbyists: How Labour became the party of Big Business

Revealed: The secretive group taking MPs on trips to Israel

Source said visit organised by ELNET for Labour staffers had ‘clear agenda’ to shape policies of next government

By Martin Williams

/ 4 Jul 2024

Revealed: The secretive group taking MPs on trips to Israel

Labour’s biggest corporate donor Ecotricity accused of ‘greenwashing’

Exclusive: Energy firm making ‘misleading’ claims about ‘neutralising’ gas with carbon credits

By Martin Williams

/ 3 Jul 2024

Labour’s biggest corporate donor Ecotricity accused of ‘greenwashing’

Government secrecy still rife as departments consistently breach FOI deadlines

Exclusive: New openDemocracy report reveals public bodies regularly fail to respond to FOI requests before legal deadline

By Jenna Corderoy

/ 27 Jun 2024

Government secrecy still rife as departments consistently breach FOI deadlines

One seat, two candidates accused of buying their chance to become its MP

How a Labour lobbying boss and a Tory nepo-baby ‘paid’ their way onto the ballot in rural Suffolk

By Ethan Shone

/ 13 Jun 2024

One seat, two candidates accused of buying their chance to become its MP