Justice

Thanks to energetic grassroots campaigning and a steady shift in social attitudes, women in Ireland have finally won the right to choose whether to have child or not.

For some, the gig economy is the new reality of work and opportunity. For others, it is a return to power relations that labour law hoped to, and perhaps still can, stamp out.

As algorithms take more and more decisions for us, the moral, social, and political consequences of their processes must be examined.

Could the #MeToo movement be a springboard to change? A key voice within the European Parliament talks women’s rights and fighting sexism.

With civil society organisations increasingly questioned by those in power, NGOs need political representation and popular support.

Could reforms on the horizon in Greece mean the end of environmental protection?

In order to make sense of this month’s devastating fire in London, it has to be placed in a context of austerity, deregulation & privatisation.

The UK’s counter-terrorism measures include the controversial Prevent strategy – why has it come under fire?

Romania’s huge anti-corruption protests are significant for the country and Europe.

The term ‘security’ is used as though it were neutral, but in fact it is underpinned by assumptions and prejudice, with some regarded as worthy of protection while ‘others’ are seen as threatening.