Green Party adopts antisemitism guidance including IHRA and Jerusalem Declaration definitions
The party has for the first time formally adopted guidance on antisemitism
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Green Party commits to £50 billion a year in international aid and climate finance
The decision from the Green Party comes in the run up to the COP26 climate talks in Glasgow, where finance from richer countries to lower-income countries will be a discussed by world leaders.
Sian Berry: I wish I’d been firmer on transphobia
In an exclusive interview with LFF, former Green Party co-leader Sian Berry says ‘I wish that much sooner I’d realised that a better strategy was to be firmer about our values’
Green Party conference votes to support £15 minimum wage
The Greens have backed the BFAWU’s ‘Fight for 15’ campaign
Green Party members vote to support free social care
The Green Party now supports publicly funded care, free at the point of use
Amelia Womack criticises Starmer’s Labour for lacking ‘moral fibre’
“We’ve seen a total failure of leadership from those in charge, and a failure of moral fibre from those who are meant to be in opposition.”
Free bus travel or bin strikes? – The Greens running local government
How is the Green Party coping with running local councils?
Starmer is looking increasingly isolated on the Green New Deal
The Labour leader will ignore the movement’s calls for public ownership of energy to his detriment, writes activist Ben Davies.
What the TUC Congress showed about climate change and trade unions
‘It is vital that trade unions can have these debates and arrive at a position that works for workers in the long-term.’
In full: Left-wing Green New Deal motion set to be debated by Labour conference
Conference could back a ‘socialist Green New Deal’ – including nationalising the energy companies.
