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Despite its illegal occupation of Palestinian territories, being accused of war crimes and widely recognised as an Apartheid regime Jersey…

There’s just no respect for senior citizens these days

12/3/21

Assistant Treasury Minister Lindsay Ash saw his tweet simply as “observational comedy” but it reveals much about power and privilege

Colin Lever raises the threat of voter apathy come 2022 election time

Trump has gone, Brexit is done, all that remains is to consign Covid-19 to history

Human rights activist Natalie Strecker reflects on a year racked by turmoil and global unrest

Covid-19 is here to stay, and we will have to learn to live with it…

Issa Amro is a name everybody knows in Hebron and indeed is internationally renowned within the Palestinian solidarity movement for his…

We hear much about external consultants within States departments. Theirs is a shadowy world, shrouded in mystery and acronyms…

Unless direct action is taken, gross inequality will persist within our education system

But concerns remain over the Independent Children’s Homes Association appointed to conduct it

Following the science doesn’t mean it’s not subjected to political influence

When it comes to Education, Charlie Parker’s modernisation programme may not be the kind of change it needs

You can teach children about slavery but how do you educate them not to be racist?

Kit Ashton on ‘hard work, bravery, and patriotism’…

And my experiences of the weaponization of antisemitism in Jersey

And why how we see the past continues to shape our present

The great wealth divide is once again ensuring there are winners and losers when it comes to the coronavirus

Human Rights activist, Natalie Strecker, provides her speech from the Jersey Black Lives Matter demonstration

This Saturday, 9 May 2020, we will see Jersey and Union flags flying proudly all around the island…

Recent news reports have shed some light on the UK government’s approach to the coronavirus, revealing that not only has it failed to act…

And how treating land as a commodity helped create “Generation Rent”