After the Holocaust, we said never again. But less than a century later one of the biggest cases of human rights abuse the world has ever seen, is happening in the North-Western province of Xinjiang, in China.
Category: Politics
#EndSARS Nigerian protests against police brutality reach London
The #EndSARS movement spread to the UK this week as activists gathered in London to protest police brutality in Nigeria.
Kingston and Surbiton Labour party wants localised Covid-19 testing
Kingston and Surbiton Labour party is making an urgent call for Covid-19 Test and Trace systems to be back in local control, before winter.
Conservatives: Surbiton care home is betrayal of low-income elderly
Kingston Council rejected the proposal to offer 40 per cent of beds at a new care home to low-income residents.
Conservatives fail to change Kingston Council consultation procedures
Kingston’s Conservatives were unsuccessful in their attempt to change the council’s consultation procedures at a virtual meeting of the full council on Tuesday evening.
COMMENT: Trump’s use of Regeneron proves his pro-life politics are just a political facade
President Donald Trump has been doing everything in his power to restrict access to abortion services and prevent scientific research on fetal tissue during his time in
What is going on with the US Supreme Court?
The fight to get Donald Trump’s nominee to the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) got underway on Monday, with Amy Coney Barrett, 48,
Kingston Council leader ousted as COVID-19 crisis deepens
Councillor Caroline Kerr has unseated councillor Liz Green to become leader of Kingston Council. At a meeting of the Liberal Democrat Kingston Councillor Group on
PODCAST: Is sensitivity damaging freedom of expression?
The Overton Window, Salman Rushdie and The Equality Act 2010 come under the lens in this podcast. Recently, Amber Rudd, former Home Secretary, was disinvited from
Community campaigner James Giles offers free food to New Malden residents
An offer of free food for New Malden residents was made possible by community campaigner James Giles. Aldi, Waitrose and Tesco donated food, which would
