Articles by Bethany Rielly

International Women’s Day march dedicated to victims of male violence

Million Women Rise call out state failures to tackle misogyny and racism in society

Britain | Friday 03rd Mar 2023

Family of Chris Kaba call for action six months on from police shooting

Britain | Thursday 02nd Mar 2023

Punishing and hostile route to settlement in Britain driving thousands into financial hardship, report finds

Britain | Tuesday 28th Feb 2023

Over 3,000 people estimated to be sleeping rough as numbers rise by over a quarter

Thursday 05th Aug 2021

Serco profits soar from running test-and-trace scheme, despite claims it would make ‘nothing’ from pandemic

The outsource giant said its operating profit was up by 31 per cent to £116 million in the six months to June

Sunday 22nd Aug 2021

Migrant rights campaigners rally to urge Jamaica to refuse to accept imminent deportation flight

MIGRANT rights campaigners held a rally today to urge Jamaica to refuse to accept an imminent Home Office deportation flight to the island.

Thursday 05th Aug 2021

Confronting the reality of the past – Israeli Jews speak out against apartheid

BETHANY RIELLY talks to some of those involved in a new open letter, created amid the onslaught on Gaza in May, in a bid to raise Israeli consciousness of colonialism and to build international support for the BDS movement

Wednesday 04th Aug 2021

Campaigners repeat demands for nationalisation of energy utilities as tariff increases loom

Ofgem is preparing to raise the price cap for 15 million customers by about £150 a year, which is expected to push thousands more people into fuel poverty

Tuesday 03rd Aug 2021

Vigil held in honour of Bibaa Henry and Nicole Smallman

A VIGIL was due to be held last night to honour the lives of murdered sisters Bibaa Henry and Nicole Smallman just over a year since they were atta

Monday 02nd Aug 2021

Gavin Williamson facing legal action over ‘discriminatory’ school guidance on Palestine

Human rights group Cage accuses the Education Secretary of ‘censoring’ discussion

Monday 02nd Aug 2021

Remembrance ceremonies held on Roma Holocaust Memorial Day

CANDLES were lit yesterday to remember the hundreds of thousands of Roma and Sinti people murdered by the Nazis as well as to highlight the ongoing

Wednesday 04th Aug 2021

Jamaicans face ‘disgraceful’ deportations

Detained men set to be sent to Jamaica having come to Britain as children, with one fearing gang will kill him ‘within months’

Friday 30th Jul 2021

Five protesters jailed for role in Kill the Bill demos in Bristol

FIVE protesters have been jailed for a combined total of over 14 years for their role in Kill the Bill demos in Bristol earlier this year.

Friday 30th Jul 2021

Patel slammed as refugees found sleeping on floor

Articles by Bethany Rielly

International Women’s Day march dedicated to victims of male violence

Million Women Rise call out state failures to tackle misogyny and racism in society

Family of Chris Kaba call for action six months on from police shooting

Punishing and hostile route to settlement in Britain driving thousands into financial hardship, report finds

Over 3,000 people estimated to be sleeping rough as numbers rise by over a quarter

Serco profits soar from running test-and-trace scheme, despite claims it would make ‘nothing’ from pandemic

The outsource giant said its operating profit was up by 31 per cent to £116 million in the six months to June

Migrant rights campaigners rally to urge Jamaica to refuse to accept imminent deportation flight

MIGRANT rights campaigners held a rally today to urge Jamaica to refuse to accept an imminent Home Office deportation flight to the island.

Confronting the reality of the past – Israeli Jews speak out against apartheid

BETHANY RIELLY talks to some of those involved in a new open letter, created amid the onslaught on Gaza in May, in a bid to raise Israeli consciousness of colonialism and to build international support for the BDS movement

Campaigners repeat demands for nationalisation of energy utilities as tariff increases loom

Ofgem is preparing to raise the price cap for 15 million customers by about £150 a year, which is expected to push thousands more people into fuel poverty

Vigil held in honour of Bibaa Henry and Nicole Smallman

A VIGIL was due to be held last night to honour the lives of murdered sisters Bibaa Henry and Nicole Smallman just over a year since they were atta

Gavin Williamson facing legal action over ‘discriminatory’ school guidance on Palestine

Human rights group Cage accuses the Education Secretary of ‘censoring’ discussion

Remembrance ceremonies held on Roma Holocaust Memorial Day

CANDLES were lit yesterday to remember the hundreds of thousands of Roma and Sinti people murdered by the Nazis as well as to highlight the ongoing

Jamaicans face ‘disgraceful’ deportations

Detained men set to be sent to Jamaica having come to Britain as children, with one fearing gang will kill him ‘within months’

Five protesters jailed for role in Kill the Bill demos in Bristol

FIVE protesters have been jailed for a combined total of over 14 years for their role in Kill the Bill demos in Bristol earlier this year.

Patel slammed as refugees found sleeping on floor

MPs discover asylum-seekers including women and children kept in squalid conditions in Dover

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