Brands are increasingly using political messaging to appeal to ethical consumers. But as campaigns grow more visible, so do accusations of performative activism and consumer fatigue
Sick of resellers making it impossible to buy tickets to see your favourite artists? Changes are in progress and the fight for tickets may come to an end.
Gaza: The Story of a Genocide
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In the wake of a fragile ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, a panel of Palestinian writers gathered at EartH Hackney to celebrate the launch of a landmark anthology Gaza: The Story of a Genocide.
Resistance from a distance
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American expats in London rally for “no tyrants”, questioning how those far from home can still make their voices count.
When Dongduk Women’s University in Seoul announced it would be opening its doors to male students, it faced a backlash like no other.
Brixton is referred to as one of the most dangerous neighbourhoods in London; but is this based in today’s reality or something more concerning?
What happens to children when they lose a parent to domestic homicide? A question rarely asked, and a lack of awareness for the victims left behind.
Noam was just 18 years old at the time of his preliminary personal interview at an army recruitment centre in Israel, which he recalls as a ‘bizarre experience’.
For female students, the university campus can be a dangerous place, as more than two-thirds of them have experienced sexual violence.
As we approach four years since the murder of Sarah Everard, a case that still grips media headlines, has much really changed?