Honouring International Day of Zero Tolerance for Female Genital Mutilation
Female genital mutilation (FGM) has been illegal since 1985, but there remain concerns about many women, teenagers and young girls
Female genital mutilation (FGM) has been illegal since 1985, but there remain concerns about many women, teenagers and young girls
Arrests for racist chanting across England and Wales’s top five football leagues rose sharply last season – despite many games
A British-Ghanaian actor is taking on Ghana’s current policy surrounding investigations into sexual assault cases. Ama K Abebrese is calling
Language learning isn’t a priority in the UK, and many see it as very difficult. But leading polyglots say that just watching foreign TV is half the battle.
The easing of the coronavirus lockdown has made the issuing of fines for breaching restrictions almost impossible, according to a
An innovative new school will open in Merton, adopting therapeutic approaches to teach children who have experienced trauma. Merrywood House
Adam was walking home from work in November with his headphones in when he noticed a man across the street
Marble Arch will turn orange today to mark a UN campaign calling for an end to violence against women and
Almost 40% of teenage girls who spend more than five hours a day on social media show symptoms of depression
After 17 years of weekly demonstrations, one group of Zimbabwean activists in London shows no sign of capitulation in its
In 1996 a group of people living in Kensington and Chelsea decided to help people sleeping rough in shop doorways