Social justice
Hunger is a violation of our basic human rights – we should be outraged by UK’s food bank crisis
Hunger is a violation of our basic human rights – we should be outraged by UK’s food bank crisis
Trussell’s food parcel statistics show hunger is a violation of our basic human right to food on a truly unprecedented scale. It should spark outrage and be a turning point for change, writes Just Fair’s Alex Firth
Men, it’s time to step up to help women feel safe in public spaces. Here’s how to do it
Men, it’s time to step up to help women feel safe in public spaces. Here’s how to do it
UN Women UK has launched Right to Move, a campaign that aims to empower us all, especially men, to help women feel safer in public spaces
Pension credit wait times double – fuelling fears pensioners may miss out on DWP winter support
Pension credit wait times double – fuelling fears pensioners may miss out on DWP winter support
The average wait has doubled from 25 working days in September to 52 working days in October, leaving pensioners at risk of facing cold weather without winter fuel payments
Loss of physical bank branches leaving pensioners at ‘greater risk of scams’
Loss of physical bank branches leaving pensioners at ‘greater risk of scams’
We’ve given 50,000 haircuts to homeless people – here’s how a simple trim can change everything
We’ve given 50,000 haircuts to homeless people – here’s how a simple trim can change everything
This Remembrance Day, let us remember the LGBTQ+ veterans dismissed and imprisoned
This Remembrance Day, let us remember the LGBTQ+ veterans dismissed and imprisoned
TV legend Carol Vorderman on death, social media and why she’s still voice of the opposition
TV legend Carol Vorderman on death, social media and why she’s still voice of the opposition
How Newcastle United fans are tackling food poverty one match at a time: ‘There’s more need than ever’
How Newcastle United fans are tackling food poverty one match at a time: ‘There’s more need than ever’
My brother died because drug dealers took advantage of his autism. He was told he wasn’t disabled enough
My brother died because drug dealers took advantage of his autism. He was told he wasn’t disabled enough
Use money from Brits’ dormant bank accounts to rebuild riot-hit communities, government told
Use money from Brits’ dormant bank accounts to rebuild riot-hit communities, government told
The toxic conversation about people out of work needs to stop. It’s harming disabled people
The toxic conversation about people out of work needs to stop. It’s harming disabled people
How to help asylum seekers and refugees after riots across UK
How to help asylum seekers and refugees after riots across UK
Liz Kendall wants to reform the DWP from a ‘department for welfare’ to a ‘department for work’
Liz Kendall wants to reform the DWP from a ‘department for welfare’ to a ‘department for work’
Domestic abuse soars by 38% when England lose. This Euros, we need change
Domestic abuse soars by 38% when England lose. This Euros, we need change
The problem with UK’s film industry? It’s easier to win an Oscar if you went to private school
The problem with UK’s film industry? It’s easier to win an Oscar if you went to private school
Fixing prison overcrowding may not be a vote-winner – but it’s essential to keep people safe
Fixing prison overcrowding may not be a vote-winner – but it’s essential to keep people safe
Housing estate plagued by mould, damp and dire conditions. Now, residents are fighting back
Housing estate plagued by mould, damp and dire conditions. Now, residents are fighting back
Labour’s equal pay plan for ethnic minorities welcome – but campaigners warn it’s no cure-all
Labour’s equal pay plan for ethnic minorities welcome – but campaigners warn it’s no cure-all
‘An absolute disgrace’: Benefit claimants share stories of being plunged into debt by DWP
‘An absolute disgrace’: Benefit claimants share stories of being plunged into debt by DWP
UK poverty: The facts, effects and solutions in the cost of living crisis
UK poverty: The facts, effects and solutions in the cost of living crisis
Kevin McCloud: ‘We’ve got the coldest homes in Europe – and cash-strapped families pay the price’
Kevin McCloud: ‘We’ve got the coldest homes in Europe – and cash-strapped families pay the price’
Disabled people like me were forgotten during the pandemic. The Covid-19 inquiry makes that clear
Disabled people like me were forgotten during the pandemic. The Covid-19 inquiry makes that clear
Young man made homeless aged 11 after fleeing abusive home tells UK government to ‘wake up’ and help
Young man made homeless aged 11 after fleeing abusive home tells UK government to ‘wake up’ and help
Ethnic minorities are still paid less than white colleagues – and pay parity is long, long overdue
Ethnic minorities are still paid less than white colleagues – and pay parity is long, long overdue
Everything you need to know about UK’s shameful Post Office scandal
