After three years of stagnation the government is being forced to confront their inaction on LGBTQ equality. LGBTQ and BAME people must both be accepted. Transgender people suffer even more from prejudice than gay people, and the silent majority always sides with the aggressor not the victim. “We need to be standing up for all rights, not just pick and choose the ones that appeal to us”.
Human Rights
Exile as a genocidal social practice
The right to recognize a group of the population that was removed from Colombia and whose political rights were denied is a fundamental element to overcome violence. From 25-27 March the third hearing of the Permanent Peoples’ Tribunal will take place in Colombia. Gauthier Alexandre Herrera* Photos: Nathan Raia […]
International solidarity with mothers of ‘false positives’
As one voice beginning in Colombia and spreading to different parts of the world, this Tuesday 16 March in Europe, Latin America and North America, there will be protests and demonstrations held in support of the mothers of victims of extrajudicial executions committed by members of the army of that […]
War crimes in Mozambique’s forgotten Cape
Hundreds of civilians in Mozambique have been unlawfully killed by the armed group known locally as Al-Shabaab, government security forces and a private military company hired by the government. Amnesty International UK said this on 2 March, as recorded in its new report on the ongoing conflict in Cabo […]
Abuse victim wins battle for housing
“My family was treated as if we were irrelevant, not important, not human. The case worker is a white woman and behaved like she wanted us out of her face – that is racism. If one of the mothers in the All African Women’s Group hadn’t stepped forward to house […]















