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  • 10 reasons Medact’s #HealthJustice Gathering is the place to be as a student

    February 19, 2020
    10 reasons Medact’s #HealthJustice Gathering is the place to be as a student

    Before deadline and exam season starts, come to #HealthJustice 2020 to enhance your campaign knowledge and research skills, whist also discovering the fabulous city of Birmingham. 


  • The Lancet editorial on Kashmir: Letter of support from Medact, PHM-NA and PHM-UK

    January 13, 2020
    The Lancet editorial on Kashmir: Letter of support from Medact, PHM-NA and PHM-UK

    We sent a letter with the People’s Health Movements North America and UK to The Lancet, showing support for their editorial on Kashmir published in August 2019 on the consequences of India revoking Article 370.


  • 2019 Manifesto Analysis

    November 30, 2019
    2019 Manifesto Analysis

    It’s election time, so we’ve been poring over the manifestos from all the major parties to see how they stack up against the aims of our different campaigns and work areas.


  • On Tasers, policing and imagining new responses to violence

    October 18, 2019
    On Tasers, policing and imagining new responses to violence

    With the recent announcement of Tasers being made more widely available for use by the police in the UK, black feminist organiser and Global Health postgraduate Sarah Lasoye argues that the health community must take notice.


  • Is there a place for civil nuclear power in the 21st century?

    October 14, 2019
    Is there a place for civil nuclear power in the 21st century?

    To correspond with the recent publication of the IPPNW-Germany paper ‘How Nuclear Power powers the Bomb’, we publish a blog by Frank Boulton outlining the financial, environmental, health and geo-political arguments around nuclear power.


  • By supporting arms sales, our government abets murder

    September 12, 2019
    By supporting arms sales, our government abets murder

    With the DSEI arms fair underway, Daniel Flecknoe and Dr Ahmed Razavi outline the public health impacts of armed conflict, and argue that the UK government’s sale of arms to countries such as Saudi Arabia makes them an accessory to war crimes.


  • Either Civil Rule or Everlasting Sit-in

    June 13, 2019
    Either Civil Rule or Everlasting Sit-in

    Since December 2018, protests across Sudan have been taking place almost daily – with healthcare workers playing a central role. In this piece, we provide the background to the ongoing struggle and platform the voice of Dr. Mohammed Abdelraoof Hussien, a doctor in Sudan.


  • Net-zero by 2050 is too little too late; some reaction to the Committee on Climate Change Net Zero report

    May 14, 2019
    Net-zero by 2050 is too little too late; some reaction to the Committee on Climate Change Net Zero report

    Our Fossil Free Health campaigner, Deirdre Duff, offers some reaction to the recent Net Zero report by the Committee on Climate Change.


  • Activism, extractivism and the healthcare community

    April 26, 2019
    Activism, extractivism and the healthcare community

    A profit-driven, extractive economy is severely undermining the life support systems of the planet and exacerbating health inequities around the world. The fossil fuel industry epitomises the worst of what […]


  • DWP not Fit for Practice

    March 19, 2019
    DWP not Fit for Practice

    In yet another demonstration of government departments concerning intervention in healthcare provision, a recent report released by Z2K highlights a new practice by the Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) […]


  • War, violence and the mental health crisis in Kashmir

    March 8, 2019
    War, violence and the mental health crisis in Kashmir

    Kashmiri student and Medact member Neelam Iqbal writes about the mental health toll of the decades long conflict and calls for us to pay more attention to the needs of the people of Kashmir.


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