Bringing colour back into life as we grieve I wrote some thoughts down the morning before coming together with my friends for the memorial service for a close friend who…
Two adventures in Palestine; good people, good places, good ideas. In light of the recent flare up of violence between Israel and Hamas that has left hundreds of Palestinians dead…
Monika receives British Citizenship at last. "Last week I got my British Citizenship, which was really exciting as I’ve lived in the UK for the last 15 years. "I moved to…
Q&A on Roma and Traveller Rights (Episode 1, Series 2). In response to the first episode of the EarthRights Podcast Series Two, some listeners got in touch with questions surrounding…
Why the Policing Bill is racist. In the first episode of Series Two of the EarthRights Podcast we spoke to Roma Rights campaigner, Fil Sys. As we mainly focused on…
The digital gender divide and ending violence against women online. The events that took place last week - international women’s day, mourning the murder of Sarah Everard, police brutality against…
Vaccine inequality. As we discussed in episode eight of the EarthRights podcast, the Covid-19 pandemic has highlighted but also exacerbated many existing inequalities within our society. Based on this, in…
Toppling the tower of growth During episode 5, EarthRights spoke with sustainability consultant, Curtis MacGeever, about how businesses are being advised to make their practices more sustainable. In the end,…
Why language matters In last week’s episode of the EarthRights podcast we talked about why the language we use when we are talking about the climate crisis is fundamental. As…
Cuba’s black market, socialismo, and ending the dual-currency era. On episode 3 of EarthRights podcast, Pippa interviewed me about human rights issues in Cuba and we discussed a great deal…