Securitising Childhood? Targeting Children in the Name of Counter-Terrorism is a Dangerous Pattern in Europe
By Fatima Ahdash, University of Goldsmiths (@Fatima_Ahdash) As part of the country’s wider crackdown on extremism in the wake of recent terrorist attacks, last week the French government announced new counter-radicalisation measures including a Bill that restricts the home-schooling of [...]
Delays and contestation in the public inquiry into the mistreatment of immigration detainees
Image: Protest outside Yarl's Wood IRC. Image credit: R Schlembach. By Beth Hudson (@Beth_Huds), University of Sussex and Raphael Schlembach (@RaphSchlembach) University of Brighton In September 2017, the BBC’s political programme Panorama showed footage filmed secretly inside one of Britain’s immigration removal [...]
Reset Ethics: Supporting Ethical Decision-Making in non-Covid Health Services
By Caroline Redhead, University of Liverpool on behalf of the Reset Ethics Team (@resetethics1) Covid-19 has disrupted, and in some cases overwhelmed, the functioning of healthcare systems across the world. It has led to new forms of healthcare prioritisation, including the reduction, suspension, [...]
Great work here from Gaynor Legall @TigerBayWorld. We are so lucky to have her coming to speak at our Race, Place & Nation session with ... @NadineElEnany as part of #slsa2021! https://twitter.com/welshgovernment/status/1331855365286350849
We've published a report into monuments, streets and places in Wales that commemorate figures who were complicit in the slave trade.
Yesterday, @fmwales had the opportunity to discuss the findings with the audit leader, Gaynor Legall.
Full report here ⬇️
https://gov.wales/over-200-welsh-statues-streets-and-buildings-connected-slave-trade-listed-nationwide-audit