Nigel Desborough, an Anglican pastor, works daily to create a more inclusive atmosphere for homosexuals. Nevertheless, he states that the Bible must continue to govern Christian morality; therefore he is roundly opposed to gay marriage. Noelia Ceballos Terrén Nigel Desborough left his job as an economist to […]
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What the data says
Disabled women are twice as likely to be sexually assaulted as non-disabled women, but half as likely to have their perpetrators charged, Now Then has discovered. Philippa Willitts* Content note: discussion of rape and sexual assault. A woman who is raped in the UK faces very low chances […]
Socialism in our days
The ideas and revolutionary practices of Marx also served as a guide for the continuation of other revolutions over the course of the 20th century. Claudio Chipana* Karl Marx, along with his loyal comrade and co-author of several key works on socialism as a social science, Frederick Engels, […]
PB: Global visions and getting the job done
Participatory Budgeting (PB) has developed in other countries far beyond what English politicians are willing to discuss. Portuguese activists have produced valuable compendia in English of how to do effective PB, without reproducing existing inequalities. Some local councils in England have realised that they can act without waiting for the […]
Cost of living crisis: migrants forced to relocate
If not for social housing, many people who settle in the UK could not afford to live in the centre of the capital city. Marina Argirova Neimat Ali, a migrant from Bangladesh, has been earning minimum wage for the last 13 years. According to the Greater London Authority, […]
















