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
human rights
Human rights can’t be traded away in negotiations with Turkey
EU funds provided to Turkey must be used to support those waiting for asylum, including Kurdish refugees
Human rights are more likely to come from the EU than the Tories
On equal pay, LGBTI issues and workers’ rights, the EU has an excellent track record
Time to end the privatisation of war
UK companies are reaping enormous profits from exploiting instability and conflict around the world
Comment: Why Labour must promote ethical business
There are huge reputational gains to be made for Labour
Why human rights activists need to be better at marketing
Not everyone is convinced by the need for strong human rights legislation
Migration – what to expect in 2016
The predictions for 2016 suggest a continuation of humanitarian crisis, politicised statistics and poorly-conceived policy responses
UKIP MEPs fail to back stronger EU anti-torture regulations
The move was described as a ‘new low’ for the party
How close has Turkey suddenly become?
Ankara helping out with the refugee crisis could lead to an earlier EU entry. But is that wise?
BP strengthens ties to abusive regimes with new China deal
Thin trade deals and cultural sponsorship allow BP to deflect attention from awkward questions about human rights