
Special Rapporteur on extreme poverty and human rights report: The digital welfare state
Big Tech operates in an almost human rights free-zone, and this is problematic when the private sector is taking a leading role in designing, constructing,
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Big Tech operates in an almost human rights free-zone, and this is problematic when the private sector is taking a leading role in designing, constructing,
‘It is time for the concerns, ideas and values of people living on a low income to rise to the centre of politics’ This is
‘Poverty in Scotland is rising, from an already unacceptably high level’ says the October 2019 report from the Joseph Rowntree Foundation (JRF). This report looks
Over the last decade, child poverty has been rising, and it’s projected to rise even further in coming years. This is according to the September 2019 paper from Child Poverty Action Group on our social security system.
NHS charging is especially damaging for undocumented migrant women, many of whom are socially and economically marginalised and vulnerable. This is according to the September
There is a concentration of left-behind areas in post-industrial districts in northern England and in coastal areas in southern England. This is according to the
The overall cost of a child up to age 18 (including rent and childcare) is £185,000 for lone parents (up 19% since 2012) and £151,000 for couples (up 5.5% since 2012).
‘Now is not the time for short-term public spending splurges, we need a long-term plan’ says the September 2019 report from the Centre for Labour
A September 2019 report from Refugee Action and NACCOM reveals that vulnerable people refused asylum in the UK are being failed by the Government’s asylum
There were 62,000 homeless families living in temporary accommodation in England at the end of 2018. Among these families were 124,000 children. This according to
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