Author: Tanweer Dar

For those of us who still have a voice, however small it may be, we must speak up for those who have lost theirs. Not only because we are so…

The Rule of Law has to be one of the most egregious examples of how the Monarchy makes a mockery of British Values. From the protection afforded to royals being…

No Room At The Inn, a poem by Tanweer Dar Between the bombs and the bullets The endless misery and despair Brought by foreign hands To these forsaken lands And the…

The furore over Boris Johnson, the Pincher appointment and cabinet resignations has been front page and headline news recently. For months now, there has been constant media barrage telling us…

The Nakba (the forced displacement and ethnic cleansing of the majority of the Palestinian population) took place in 1948. It has been 74 years, almost three quarters of a century.…

With the local elections coming up in May, the question of whether it is worth voting, especially for those on the Left, is a pertinent one.

Ferrying fiascos have brought attention to the fact that capitalism is in crisis, again. P&O’s absolutely shameful sacking of 800 staff with the intention of replacing them with cheaper agency…

While Russia invaded Ukraine, Saudi Arabia was once again carrying out airstrikes on Yemen, one of the poorest and most war-torn countries on Earth. Saudi Arabia, leading a coalition of…

Are some refugees more welcome than others? It has not been long since a great many people, not least the British government, seemed perfectly happy to allow refugees fleeing war…

Is healthcare a human right? Aneurin Bevan said “No society can legitimately call itself civilised if a sick person is denied medical aid because of a lack of means.” Imagine…