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As openDemocracy readers debate the case for and against making voting mandatory, we’d love to hear your thoughts ...
As the planet heats up, labour conditions are rapidly shifting. Climate change is supercharging exploitation and normalising unsafe work as corporations continue to prioritise profits over workers ...
Migrants denied right to work turn to exploitative delivery apps to earn cash, but the government is cracking down ...
Inquiry raises questions about MoD failure to stop soldiers exploiting women after it told us it issued no sanctions ...
Laura Bates’ new book is distracted by sexbots. AI’s power to surveil and marginalise sex workers is the real story ...
Unlike the counter protest, which is a diverse crowd representative of Bristol’s community, the far right group is almost all ...
Corbynism cut through with the public in 2017. To do so again, his new party must show it's not just a protest vote ...
Suspect in recent assassination of Minnesota lawmaker reportedly previously delivered anti-LGBTIQ sermons in the Congo ...
It’s clear that Netanyahu’s ‘messianic fantasy’ is full control of the territory. Staying silent is complicity ...
Import bans are one of the few ways to hit companies where it hurts. Critics should think twice before undermining them ...
Palestinian journalist Anas Jamal Al-Sharif was killed along with four Al Jazeera colleagues in an Israeli air strike ...
An import ban in just one country is not enough. Goods barred from the US market can be re-shipped to other markets around ...