TTIP leaks expose massive threat to food and farming
Non-rotting mushrooms and cheaper hormone-free beef – what’s not to like about TTIP?
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Why are the US and Israel attacking Iran?
Why is the US-Israeli war on Iran impacting energy prices, what does it mean for people in Iran and beyond?
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Taxing extreme wealth for fairer, greener societies
The UK government must join global efforts to coordinate wealth taxes and urgently tax those with more than £10 million in assets.
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Israel’s illegal settlements destroy Palestinian homes, lives and rights
Not only is this illegal, systematically violating the rights of the Palestinian people causes devastating harm.
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G4S reneges on promise to exit Israel
A common thread runs through all G4S work: profiting from violence and abuse.
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The Sykes-Picot legacy, 100 years on
The British people who need reminding of the human cost of our interventions
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TTIP document leak – selected text preview
The massive leak of negotiating papers will reveal the true extent of the danger posed
Stop the diversion of the Arroyo Stream in La Guajira, Colombia
Samuel Arrogoces has pleaded with the world for support so that the stream is not diverted
Don’t let Cameron’s tax affairs distract you; scrutinise his government’s record on tax
What’s surprising about the Panama Papers is that the UK government’s record on tackling tax dodging hasn’t come under greater scrutiny
Telegraph piece on War on Want dismissed as 'absurd'
War on Want has rejected as 'absurd' a report in the Sunday Telegraph to the effect that UK government funding for the charity's work had been 'pulled' following its support for human rights in Palestine.
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International Women’s Day 2016: Fighting for justice
International Women’s Day 2016 comes only days after the brutal murder of Berta Cáceres
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Indigenous rights leader Berta Cáceres assassinated in Honduras
We call on the Honduran government to bring the assassins to justice
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“They’d kill me if I went back to Colombia”
Gilberto Torres was kidnapped and tortured by paramilitaries in 2002
If we love fashion, we have to talk about the garment workers
Why do we never speak of the grim realities facing the millions of garment workers?
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The global food system and the expansion of corporate capitalism
Sustaining corporate profits rather than meet people’s needs.