James Rippingale

Exploitation plagues Spain’s farming province, with migrant workers paid below minimum wage and living in squalor.

Ahead of Sunday’s election, nostalgia for the Franco regime and xenophobia are palpable in El Ejido.

Ridley Road Market encapsulates East London’s rich history of diversity but can it survive austerity and gentrification?

Balwinder Singh Rana, a 71-year-old anti-fascist, recalls the day he and thousands of others took on the National Front.

For those who cared for the living and the dead after the Grenfell Tower fire, the struggle for justice continues.

Report by UK parliament’s International Development Committee humanitarian groups enact safeguards against sexual abuse.

UK parliamentary reports say British officials were complicit in the mistreatment of hundreds of ‘terror suspects’.

Food bank usage is rising quickly, including among working people on unpredictable zero-hour contracts.

On the path with young Eritrean refugees hiking from Italy to France along the Cote D’Azure.

Refugees emerge from the forest and dodge police brutality as a typical day in Calais becomes increasingly perilous.