Today marks the 8th annual International Day to End Impunity for Crimes Against Journalists, as recognised by the UN. This day exists to highlight the 90 percent of violent crimes committed against journalists that do…
As the discussion about women issues and gender equality grows, we often forget to ask men about their difficulties. So, Voice of London did just that. To celebrate the start of Movember, Voice of London…
The problem with Apu is finally being addressed, as the Simpsons discuss removing the character to stop controversy. The fictional Kwik-E-Mart store owner Apu Nahasapeemapetilon was brought into question in the 2017 documentary called “The…
MP’s plan to introduce a bill this Tuesday which could decriminalize abortion in Northern Ireland. Labour MP Diana Johnson and members from five other parties will put pressure on Theresa May to repeal the 1861…
As the country protested against Brexit on Saturday 20 October, the crowd numbers are estimated over 700,000. Watch full coverage below. The march that demanded a second vote on the Brexit deal, saw speakers like…
Over 600,000 people are estimated to have taken part in today’s march that started from Hyde Park and caused traffic through central London. The march has begun! #PeoplesVoteMarch pic.twitter.com/KZWsdI0sEt — Voice Of London UK (@VoiceOfLondonUK)…
More than a 100,000 people are expected to take part in the People’s Vote March for the Future this Saturday 20 October to demand a final vote on Brexit. The protest centres around the issue that…
The New York Times published eight submissions from men who have, in their past, put women in uncomfortable situations that they now regret. During the same week as the Brett Kavanaugh hearings, the newspaper opened…
Words: Fatima Nasir | Subbing: Bella Dawe An increasing number of individuals from the LGBT community have been applying for asylum in the United Kingdom in recent years. Two thirds of the claims submitted in…
Is it time we end the institutionalised discrimination and let Gays give blood? A small victory, but still not far enough. We spoke to Michael Ward, a student at the University of Westminster and asked…
