Why deals with serious criminals will lead to more miscarriages of justice.
Archive for Emma Slater
The miscarriages of justice that have involved prison informants
70% of appeal cases involving prison informants lead to wrongful convictions.
In poor health: London’s shocking disparity in men’s life expectancy
Men in some parts of London live 17 years less than those in wealthier areas.
Why is men’s health suffering in London?
Initiatives by football clubs aim to increase life expectancy among men, but it’s still too low.
Get the data: Spending on male health and wellbeing services
London boroughs spend significantly less on male health and well-being services.
Men’s health: A correlation between the gender gap and deprivation?
Areas in the more deprived parts of London have big gaps between female and male life expectancy.
NATO failed to investigate civilian deaths in Libya says HRW
NGO investigates 72 civilian deaths in NATO’s Libyan campaign.
Digging the dirt: Glencore linked to alleged ‘child labour’
Commodity giant Glencore is accused of purchasing copper mined by children in DRC.
Terror in Sudan: Bashir’s second genocide
The Sudanese government is killing its own people through airstrikes and forced starvation.
‘Pinkwashing’: How corporations jump on the breast-cancer bandwagon
How the pink ribbon is used to sell cars, cosmetics… even handguns.
Yemen: reported US covert actions 2001-2011
Dataset: A searchable record of US covert operations in Yemen from the start of the war on terror.
Killing time: life on death row
Werner Herzog’s masterful portrait of a man living on borrowed time.
