Carlington Spencer, 38, held at Morton Hall, was one of six people who died last year in or shortly after transfer from immigration lock-up. After spending months piecing together details about his life – and death – our writer-in-residence Rebecca Omonira-Oyekanmi shares the opening chapter to his story.
Our 17-year-old writer interviews a student who suffered severe GCSE stress and investigates how the UK’s education system is making children ill.
Our 16-year-old writer describes an anxiety attack, a mental health issue affecting increasing numbers of young people suffering stress at school.
Forty years ago Spain repealed the homophobic laws that branded LGBT people a “social danger”. Photojournalist Luca Gaetano marks the anniversary by sharing the portraits and memories of six survivors.
A stark warning that the true number of girls in school in Afghanistan could be far worse than the latest figures suggest, from Heather Barr of Human Rights Watch.
Women, aged 18-30, who have survived human trafficking are sharing their stories in a participatory photography project, using picture captions to speak to an experience suffered by millions of unheard survivors around the world.
