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BP oil spill: Tate complicit

[responsivevoice_button] On Saturday 15 May, the Tate Modern gallery was forced

May 20, 2010 : News in Brief – Resisting

 [responsivevoice_button]   NEWS IN BRIEF – RESISTING   – Riots in

Dodgy Development V: Power to the people?

[responsivevoice_button] The fifth part of Dodgy Development: DFID in India looks

Dodgy Development IV: ‘A DFID colony’

 [responsivevoice_button] In the last ten years, the British government has given

Missed Appointments: The Nigerian prince and the UK failed immigration system

[responsivevoice_button] Last February The Independent ran a story about a Nigerian

Arcelor Mittal funds Olympic eyesore

[responsivevoice_button] In Spring 2010, London Mayor Boris Johnson unveiled plans for

Dodgy Development III: A DFID Education

 [responsivevoice_button] Richard Whittell and Eshwarappa M’s study of the British Government’s

Coach parties and deportation: An open letter to WH Tours

[responsivevoice_button] Dear WH Tours, We understand that WH Tours is subcontracted

Offset Credit ‘Recycling’ Causing Waves in Carbon Markets

[responsivevoice_button] A major scandal has erupted over the practice of ‘recycling’

Alternatives to Corporate Rule: Food and Agriculture

[responsivevoice_button] From seed supply, farming machinery, to wholesale and retail distribution,

Local fisherman and anti-Shell campaigner jailed for 7 months in County Mayo

[responsivevoice_button] A number of key campaigners and activists opposed to Shell’s

Protests against Serco in solidarity with Yarl’s Wood hunger strikers

[responsivevoice_button] An ongoing mass hunger strike by migrant women detained at

Mining the Mountain: corruption and ‘cultural genocide’ brought by Vedanta Resources Ltd

[responsivevoice_button] Richard Whittell’s research on the role of DFID in India

Dodgy Development II: Smile for the Camera

 [responsivevoice_button] Eshwarappa M and Richard Whittell’s series looking at the role

Veolia’s dirty business: The Tovlan landfill

[responsivevoice_button] Ever since the first Palestinian call for boycott, divestment and