From Lascars to leaders: a brief historic and geographic insight on how Britain’s largest minority came to be A person of colour and a...

John Austin’s blueprint of legal positivism, contains what is perhaps the most influential premise in legal philosophy. ‘The existence of...

The case of Sarah Everard taught us women one thing: our safety is now only in our hands. Otherwise, more brutally and in the words of...

On Tuesday 16th November, Polly Creed gave a lecture on Art and Activism- Making Politically Engaged Theatre & Film. During the talk she...

Comradery is an important life skill that can be defined as the bond that ties two or more parties together alongside self-sacrifice and...

“I don’t want you to be hopeful. I want you to panic” says Swedish climate change activist Greta Thunberg “You are not mature enough to...

In this essay, human rights will be defined as the ideals belonging to all mankind, inherent to personhood, by which cultures attempt to...

It’s not often you find yourself passionately defending Christ’s divinity in the thick snow outside Westminster station, shivering and...

Throughout history, human beings have always been fairly tribal creatures, focusing on physical, linguistic, and geographical differences...

The year is 1888. The stage, the shadowy and bog-filled streets of the East End of London. More specifically, the Whitechapel District,...

It has recently been brought up in social media that H&M and Zara are some of the fashion companies that allow child labour in the...

On August the 21st 2013, the Assad regime used rockets filled with Sarin gas to kill (at the smallest estimate) 500 civilians in Ghouta,...