The Genocide Amendment: a real opportunity for the UK to stand up to genocide
On 23 February, the House of Lords backed Lord Alton’s Genocide Amendment to the UK Trade Bill in an effort to prevent the
The victimisation of celebrities and freedom of speech
The Mandalorian is a show focused on intergalactic conflicts and a father-son style dynamic to rival any others. It comes as a surprise,
Introducing Exeter Must Act (EMA)
What is EMA? We are a politically neutral, non-violent, and volunteer-run organisation, who lobbies governments for the disintegration of refugee camps in the
Cancel culture and separating art from the artist
One of the biggest perils of living in 2021, besides coronavirus, is finding out regularly that your favourite artists or actors are awful
The history behind Uyghur persecution in China
The Xinjiang province, home to the Muslim minority Uyghurs, lies just under three-thousand kilometres from Beijing. Cultural differences between Uyghurs and the Han
In conversation with Gina Miller: UELS x PolSoc
A collaboration of the Politics Society and Law Society at the University of Exeter saw renowned activist, Gina Miller, lead a rich conversation
The power of AOC and the crisis in Texas
The current crisis in Texas has forced climate change back into the spotlight after its neglect by the media amidst coronavirus. This has
Voting in the local elections: everything you need to know
In May, should things with coronavirus go to plan, the local elections will be taking place across the country, giving many people either
Welsh independence: was a dream, now a reality?
The notion of Welsh independence was a mere dream for most supporters, even just five years ago at the last Senedd elections in
China’s ban of BBC World News
With China’s questionable coronavirus figures, the Uyghur ‘re-education’ camps and the recent banning of The BBC’s World News Channel in China, the question