corruption
Revolt in Haiti grows against shortages, corruption and US
Months of protests have developed into an uprising that has the potential to bring down the Haitian president
Reports of child abuse are shaped by media hypocrisy
Peter Bornshin suffered sexual abuse while in the care of social services in the early 1980s. He was tormented by his experiences at the Grafton Close Children’s Home, west London.
The criminal legacy of the London Olympics
A new book exposes the corruption and dodgy deals behind the 2012 Olympic Games in London, writes Simon Basketter
US court cases bring corruption scandal closer to Donald Trump
Donald Trump surrounded himself with crooks and thieves during his 2016 presidential election campaign. Two court cases taking place in the US prove it. They give glimpses into the rottenness of the world Trump inhabits and his presidency.
New book shows how police failings helped cover up Rotherham abuse
Sammy Woodhouse was key to exposing a child sexual exploitation scandal in Rotherham – and the failures of the police and other authorities to act on abuse.
The spy at the heart of the Lawrence campaign
Days before the 25th anniversary of Stephen Lawrence’s murder, we learned a little more about how the state used spies to undermine the Lawrence family.
McMafia brings the bosses’ infighting to our TV screens
09 January 2018McMafia grapples with the differences between “good” and “bad” capitalism—and makes thrilling drama at the same time.
Labour councillors wanted bribes for planning permission, tape suggests
12 December 2017Labour politicians in Tower Hamlets, east London, have been accused of arranging to accept bribes from property developers.
The Troublemaker - For lobbyists, ‘It’s time for us to start doing Labour again’
05 September 2017Lobbyists are slowly moving towards Labour.
Who killed Daniel Morgan? Corrupt cops, journalists and a south London murder
23 May 2017Daniel Morgan was murdered on 10 March 1987. His body was found in a car park in south London.
Protests pile pressure on South African president and miners in Ukraine fight back
16 May 2017South Africa’s president Jacob Zuma was facing a vote of no confidence in parliament this week—just as protests surged in areas around the largest city Johannesburg.
Tories launch secret plans to stop your secret messages
09 May 2017The Tories don’t understand encryption so they are trying to get rid of it.
Corruption crisis could bring down South African president Jacob Zuma
04 April 2017Protests in South Africa have rocked the state and could topple the president, writes Charlie Kimber
South Korea - a state built for empires
21 March 2017After a corrupt president, a mystic adviser and a giant firm were all humbled by revolt, Simon Basketter looks at how US imperialism, profit and dictatorship shaped South Korea
Protests in Romania call for the government to go
07 February 2017A government decree watering down punishments for corruption has sparked large scale protests with thousands taking to the streets.
Why we won't miss Keith Vaz
07 September 2016Socialists have no interest in individuals’ private consensual sexual choices. Indeed if Labour MP Keith Vaz has a wider sexual spectrum than he previously showed in public it is the one nice thing you could say about him.
Tory government wants Thatchers’ cosy corruption to be kept secret indefinitely
26 July 2016Tory corruption is to be kept secret. Two files entitled “Cementation contract: Mark Thatcher and the Omanis” are listed as being “retained” for 65 years. Two others were “temporarily retained” with no release date.
Same cops involved in Orgreave and Hillsborough are named
17 May 2016The senior police officers and solicitor involved in South Yorkshire Police’s (SYP) response to the Hillsborough disaster and the Battle of Orgreave have been named.
Cameron's 'fantastically corrupt' claims hypocritical, says Nigerian socialist
17 May 2016David Cameron’s description of Nigeria and Afghanistan as “fantastically corrupt”, on the sidelines of the bosses’ anti-corruption summit in London last week, was extraordinarily hypocritical.
Fury erupts in Iceland over prime minister's Panama Papers tax scandal
05 April 2016As much as ten percent of Iceland’s population of 330,000 took to the streets on Monday evening, raging against their leaders’ corruption.
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