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Surrogacy, Exploitation and Europe’s Legal Gaps
In the heat of Summer 2023, as tourists swarmed Crete’s postcard-perfect beaches, Greek police raided a fertility clinic  in the port town of Chania. What they uncovered was a sophisticated operation involving illegal surrogacy and human trafficking. I first heard about the case through the Greek community in Melbourne. Some of the commissioning parents involved were known within those circles and word of the investigation in Crete circulated quickly. At first, the details w
Gemma Katsalidis
Nov 104 min read


Concern and Hope for the Future of the Employment Rights Bill
Some time ago, on the Ides of March, an article  of mine was published on historical thresholds. In it I observed that there are interregnums which, once crossed, see us like Dorothy in Oz - standing in a different world.  Following Angela Rayner’s resignation, the Labour Party have reached a new threshold. A Cabinet and Ministerial re-shuffle, and the election of a new Deputy Leader, could each amount to more than a historical footnote. Some hope is proffered by these chang
Nicholas Greenhalgh
Oct 94 min read


US Follows Fortress Europe In Outsourcing Migration Strategy
Trump’s plans to deport migrants to third countries may yet succeed, as a divided Supreme Court recently ruled  that the Trump...
Gemma Gradwell
Jul 273 min read


The Roar of Pride: Budapest’s Illegal Pride March as a Beacon of Hope
As Pride Month came to a close in the United States this week, many eyes were on Hungary, where more than 200,000 people marched despite...
Zach Rogers
Jul 204 min read


It’s Time to Fight for the Soul of the Labour Party
The Labour Party has always claimed to stand for equality, dignity, and working-class solidarity. For so many of us, that promise once...
Jamie Strudwick
Jun 233 min read


Immigrants are the Scapegoats of the 21st Century
Immigration is a blade political parties swing against each other all the time. You either support it – with limitations – or you are...
Steffany González
Jun 95 min read


Human Rights Rewritten: US Policy Abandons Honesty and the Vulnerable
Illustration by Will Allen/Europinion In April 2025, the Trump Administration and the State Department announced  that their annual...
Isabel Rodriguez
Jun 43 min read


Another Stone In The Road
Before I provide any analysis on the ruling given by the UK Supreme Court (UKSC) on the legal definition of a woman, I want to...
Andres De Miguel
Apr 218 min read


The Silent Exploitation of the Congo
The Democratic Republic of the Congo, known for its mineral riches, has been plagued by ongoing conflict dating back to the 1994 Rwandan...
Arsima Bereketab
Mar 283 min read


The Politics of Guantánamo Grow Stronger
Illustration by Will Allen/Europinion Weeks after entering the Oval Office, President Trump has set in motion plans to fulfil his most...
Isabel Rodriguez
Mar 34 min read


So… what happens now?
In synchrony and solidarity with millions worldwide, I have spent the last few days attempting to process the riotous return of Donald...
Amy Burchell
Nov 10, 20244 min read


Protecting Climate Migrants: Legal Challenges and Human Rights
The legal framework for recognising climate migrants at international level certainly lacks a distinctive category. Broader terms like...
Vaidehi Malhotra
Jul 2, 20243 min read


Amnesty Reports Alarming Repression of Human RightsÂ
In its 2024 Annual Report, Amnesty International denounces governments and companies that, against a backdrop of flagrant violations of...
Petra Pavlovicova
May 7, 20244 min read
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