Is Britain doing enough to oppose unjust executions?
Use of the death penalty surged to a 25-year high in 2015, according to Amnesty International
Social Justice
Comment: The fight against Panama-style tax evasion begins at home
David Cameron has talked tough but done very little, and action is long overdue
Why are so few fathers taking shared parental leave?
New research shows action is needed for gender equality in the office and at home
Comment: We need a London Renters Union to represent tenants in the housing crisis
As rent soars ahead of pay, it’s time for renters to organise, argues Sian Berry
Trade Unions and Co-ops could build a ‘solidarity economy’ for the self-employed precariat
If workers don’t organise, the private sector will tighten its grip
Teachers call for counter-terrorism strategy to be scrapped
NUT members fear the strategy encourages discrimination and racial profiling
New US law targets anti-union consultancies
The Department of Labor is striving for greater transparency within the multimillion dollar union busting industry
International press coverage of Rio 2016 could change the course of Brazilian politics
Rio’s mayor has presidential aspirations, but they depend on little attention being given to human rights abuses connected with this year’s Olympics
Wishful thinking about police tactics won’t stop young Londoners being killed
Forget stop and search, to tackle knife crime we should talk about youth cuts
Five years on, we should still celebrate the Syrian Revolution
The Syrians who still take to the streets demanding freedom, dignity and democracy are a beacon of hope