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As UN expert says UK’s actions are chilling and regressive, we look at some of the cases

Louis Grieves, 22, was late for work when he clashed with a group of climate activists blocking the London bridge in Spring last year.

There are elements of fascism, elements borrowed from the Chinese state and elements that reflect Argentina’s history of dictatorship. But most

The Atlas Network’s dark-money junktanks are behind neoliberal policies around the world, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

Around the world, the people fighting for the survival of our planet are being shamefully silenced and villified, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

The activist group staged a slow march through the city in response to the failure of this months climate summit

The charity Refugees at Home runs a UK-wide network of volunteers with spare rooms

Stephen Gingell, 57, thought to be first to receive prison sentence under new Public Order Act

Just Stop Oil activist jailed for six months for taking part in slow march

Demonstrators, aged 24 to 78, appeared at the Royal Courts of Justice on Thursday afternoon following a protest at the Kingsbury Oil Terminal.