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Expert Bruce Schneier argues for security measures that actually work instead of theatrics.

It’s a dance record galvanized for the groove; it’s a John Pirozzi film that takes a serious responsibility for the band’s material and details commitment to Cambodian heroes.

‘It's me. I’m alive.’ Yoko Ono, startling and challenging as ever.

Dinyar Godrej on the damage done.

Szperling's short, punchy novel paints a vivid pen-portrait of the savage and amoral nature of this stratum of Argentinean society.

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A film that gets inside the mind and feelings of a young person deeply at odds with the world. Written and directed by Andrea Arnold.

Local communities fight mineral exploration and eviction in the Andes

The largest forced relocation since 1996-98

A decade after independence, Timor-Leste’s people are still struggling to get justice

Countries across the globe that are flouting international law and violating refugees’ rights.

The reality of indigenous life in the Amazon. Directed and co-written by Marco Bechis

Time to close down the investment companies that feed off the living

Emmanuel Jal, celebrity rapper and ex-child soldier, talks to Rowenna Davis about why he is championing African education.

The streets have traditionally been the home of environmental activism. But could campaigners be just as at home in the courtroom? Olly Zanetti considers the evidence.