Dr. Jason Arday's story unfolded over several weeks as the country watched a black man hounded to his death by the British media, well-known for fanning the flames of racism and xenophobia. We are dis...

Technology, power and the new apartheid

The Basque Country is implementing Quantus Skin in its health clinics after an investment of 1.6 million euros. Specialists criticise the artificial intelligence developed by the Asisa subsidiary due ...

Second Nature — A new report by The Mix Global highlights continued barriers that marginalised folks face when exploring nature, despite attempts at…

Tyrone Scott, who didn’t think he had a hope in the election, wants to help the Greens rebuild ‘community cohesion’ in Hackney

While each iteration presents a chance to improve, there are some very real reasons why facial recognition tech will do a bit of stagnating. And that reason is the biggest market for this tech: law…

Working from a courtyard at Gloucestershire Action for Refugees and A… Michelle Forster needs your support for Keep the Repair & Ride workshop @ GARAS rolling

Number of stop and searches by outcome per month.

The Home Office is not monitoring how police forces are using live facial recognition technology despite evidence that the equipment can lead to ra...

...Building a movement away from toxic social media platforms, towards alternative open social media...

The teaching of Black and Minority Ethnic history and racism is compulsory in Wales, yet it is not a mandatory part of the curriculum in the rest of the UK. Why's that?

Voices Amplified: Black History Month Poetry & Spoken Word Thursday, 2nd October | Doors 7:30pm | Show 8pm | Balcony BarTickets £6 Join us at Stroud Brewery for a special Poetry & Spoken Word ...

The antics of such groups are frequently criminal, but branding them acts of terrorism was a misuse of the law