Justice

“This is a make-or-break moment for parliamentary democracy.”

Jules Levy, co-coordinator of the Drug Policy Working Group, explains the Party’s policy on drugs and prohibition.

Migration is likely to be a significant issue in the next general election. Chris Nash discusses the Green position and the need to remind the public that it is our ‘native British tolera...

Mags Lewis, disability spokesperson for the Green Party, on the consequences for disabled people as pressures in the UK mount and why it is essential that disabled people are front and ce...

Caroline Russell, Green Party London Assembly member, on the lack of assistance for the bereaved families of road traffic victims and the Vision Zero policy.

​​Haris Hussnain, member of the Gwent Green Party, on the Government’s failure to see disabled people as ‘a group of people who need to be heard’.

“If a council’s constitution can reference human rights, why shouldn’t it reference the rights of nature too?”, Green Councillor Stuart Jeffery submitted a motion to Maidstone Borough Cou...

Lorna Slater, co-leader of the Scottish Greens, looks at Scottish independence and the damage inflicted on Scotland by Conservative austerity.

Green Party Women hosted a panel event on 9 October – ‘Global Women For a Green Future’ – with themes of representation, the burden shouldered by women around the world and the power of p...

As Home Secretary Suella Braverman announces a blanket ban on asylum claims by those arriving ‘illegally’, Green leaders restate their commitment to welcoming refugees.

Camden Green Party member Sarah May recounts her experience of Super Typhoon Rai in the Philippines, urging a mindset shift from ‘crisis to justice’.

Deputy Leader Amelia Womack reflects on the first event in the Always Learning series – a rich, in-depth discussion with three speakers from GRT communities.

‘Even when the fighting stops, the violence will be felt for generations to come’: The Green European Journal explores the long-term impact of the conflict in Ukraine on those living in t...

Green MP Caroline Lucas highlights the need for ‘joined-up thinking’ in world politics – something that is currently in ‘desperately short supply’ – and how we can call for more of it. ...

P&O’s sudden dismissal of staff has raised serious questions about the treatment of workers under current UK laws, and the inadequacies of the protection that is offered. Catherine Ro...

Green peer Jenny Jones reflects on the Government’s Nationality Bill, currently in ‘ping pong’ between the Lords and the Commons. She urges members to lobby MPs to support the Lords’ more...

Insistence on complex visa requirements contradicts the British people’s outpouring of empathy for Ukrainian refugees. A government that promised to cut ‘red tape’ is now using bureaucrac...

Hannah Clare, Councillor for Brunswick and Adelaide, highlights the urgent need to give councils new responsibilities and funding to offer support.

On International Women’s Day, Green peer Natalie Bennett reflects on the man-made global system, dominated by a politics that makes little space for women.

Fuel Poverty Action outline their ‘Energy for All’ campaign, which demands a shift in energy distribution – granting everyone a basic band, free at the point of use.