Campaigns Blog

This is government openly ignorant, cruel and happy to seemingly spread a message to the population that disability is nothing more than a drain on the public purse.

Attempts to Sideline the Voices of Disabled People reflect the Conscious Cruelty and indignity baked in to our social security system.

Everyone in the Nigerian community of Kegbara (K) Dere is affected by pollution caused by oil spills from decades ago. None more so than its youngest and most vulnerable members. Letor Baatee is a 36-year-old community midwife, who has...

by Jen Clark, Economic Social and Cultural Rights Lead at Amnesty UK Right now, people in the UK face rising poverty, homelessness, food insecurity, and long NHS wait times . This month, I represented Amnesty UK to highlight these very...

Interview by Kitty Melrose In 1990, the people of Nigeria’s Niger Delta started campaigning against Shell’s chronic pollution of their homeland. Thirty-five years on, they are still fighting for compensation and the remediation and...