Articles tagged "oppression"

Russia refuses all-for-all Muslim POW exchange for Ramadan -- UK firm has exported $1.2 billion of electronics to Russia despite sanctions -- Members of Russian government not allowed to travel abroad, Kremlin officials not impacted -- Russia resettles deported Ukrainians in 55 remote regions -- and more

Wagner admits Ukrainian forces not retreating from Bakhmut -- Pentagon investigating classified Ukraine war document leak -- No more than 5 people have information on Ukrainian counteroffensive plans -- Putin likely creating conditions for further repression in occupied territories -- Russian forces withdraw military equipment from depot in northern Crimea -- and more

Russia blocks final document at UN nuclear treaty conference -- Russia using 'education' as a tool of oppression -- Russia shells Ukrainian military with ‘all types of weapons,’ tries to resume offensive in Donetsk Oblast -- Russia received hundreds of Iranian drones -- and more

Tory MP says Teachers Should be “Sacked” if They Criticise the Conservatives Party in the United Kingdom

Users without ID would experience a serious restriction of their experience, freedom of expression and rights

Looking at the United Kingdom's gradual, cumulative decline until disruption to everyday life becomes too endemic to avoid

Boris Johnson has lied to the country & to the House of Commons repeatedly for years

United Kingdom continues down the oppressive road to a dictatorial system. Legislation of thought, speech, information. UK looses grip on it's freedom & democracy daily.

Jeremy Cushing on how the government is attacking and undermining the institutions of democracy, Blaine Stothard on ministers’ demands for total conformity of beliefs and values, & Pat Farrington on the Tories’ cynical attempts to keep hold of power

Banning protest would make us more like Putin’s Russia than the UK. It would be a lasting and toxic legacy for Boris Johnson.

This story appears to have everything – sex, betrayal, abuse of power, lies told in high places – so, on the face of, it is somewhat surprising to find it covered only grudgingly, and at the margins of the BBC’s huge range of output.