Although #ENDSARS is gaining more exposure in the media, the mental health of those affected by police brutality in Nigeria has been easily ignored.
Category: Politics & Current Affairs
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UK announces travel ban for South America and Portugal
The UK announced a ban on travellers coming from Portugal and South America a new coronavirus variant was found in Brazil.
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New COVID Variants And More Restrictions
The UK government has planned to cancel Christmas relaxation of restrictions, as most of the country enters Tier 4 as two new variants of COVID-19 emerge.
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Silvertown Tunnel: Sadiq Khan’s Controversial Decision
Under the Thames, a tunnel connecting Greenwich Peninsula with Royal Docks has caused controversy even before construction has begun
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Northern Ireland: Coronavirus Restrictions Lifted But More May Follow
Northern Ireland may face tougher restrictions if there is a spike in the rate of infection from COVID19 as restrictions are eased ahead of the Christmas period, warned Stormont ministers.
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Indian farmers at risk of exploitation
New legislation could see farmers in India at the mercy of private corporations and at risk of exploitation
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Scotland: First Country To Provide Free Period Products
Scotland has become the first nation to introduce free period products for all, in an attempt to end period poverty.
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What Is Happening In Thailand?
A youth-led protests movement across Thailand has called for social change in the country
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There is 2020 for the world, and 2020 for Lebanon
Lebanese multi-faceted crisis continues amidst stagnated protests as citizens lose hope.
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Labour’s Anti-Semitism Row: Jeremy Corbyn Returns
Sir Keir Starmer has readmitted Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour Party’s former leader, after an anti-Semitism row, but not as an MP.
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Poland: Protests over ban on nearly all abortions
Protests have erupted after a ruling by Poland’s highest court to implement stricter rules governing abortion - apart from some circumstances.
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Football Fans Violence: What are they thinking?
There is a long history of hostility between fans of football teams, but why does loyalty equate to violence and conflict?