A four day week is crucial to building an economy that respects workers’ wellbeing
‘We need to ensure that we are building a new economic model focused around workers and their wellbeing while also ensuring that they receive a decent salary.’
Amelia Womack
COP27 fails to meet the demands of the climate emergency
‘As the road to COP28 in the oil and petrol haven of the UAE begins, then more work will need to be done to curb the control of the fossil fuel industry and to ensure a pathway to 1.5 degrees of warming is secured.’
COP27: Draft agreement puts world ‘on the highway to climate hell’
Delegates at COP27 have already begun to criticise the draft text of the crucial climate agreement
How will Egypt’s ban on protest impact COP27?
‘Protest has always been an important element to the COP negotiations.’
Will COP27 finally be able to secure climate justice?
‘With leaders mingling with the oil industry that have directly caused the climate crisis, civil society groups are concerned about a lack of meaningful action from COP27. ‘
With the climate crisis at our door, the Tories are fiddling while the earth burns
Heatwaves, drought and floods should be triggering radical action on the climate. The next Tory leader looks like they’ll only make things worse.
Amelia Womack: What eight little eggs tell us about the climate crisis
The tiny cogs in the machine that is our ecosystem are rusting, falling out of sync, or failing to keep turning.
As the cost of living crisis bites, we must call time on the vandalism of Tory austerity
It’s a shocking tragedy that in one of the richest countries in the world, nearly one in ten parents say they’re very likely to need to use a food bank in the coming months.
International Women’s Day: Why we must stand in solidarity with the women of Ukraine
Rape in war is an act of violence that can be as destructive as bullets and bombs, yet goes unreported, is under prosecuted, and where the root causes remain unchallenged.
Always learning: our manifesto for liberation, within the Green Party and beyond
‘It’s easy to assume that as time moves forward, our society becomes more progressive and accepting of previously marginalised groups. But the last few years have shown us that there is always a risk of sliding backwards on the rights of minorities’.
