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Gaza under siege, health solidarity across the globe
As we are entering a new era – built on the principles of health justice, collective care and solidarity – we will continue to campaign for Palestinian liberation.
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Towards abolishing borders and violence in healthcare
An abolitionist approach to health offers a vision where care is accessible to all, and violence no longer defines the systems that affect our wellbeing.
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Climate justice means housing and energy justice
Broken energy systems and poor housing are the most immediate ways the climate crisis harms people in the UK.
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Homes for Health: How we win Health Justice
Our work to win health justice is most effective when it is led by the people most impacted by health inequities
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A love that resists: confronting the deadly violence of borders
Despite the UK’s new deportation policy and the EU’s €81 billion investment in borders, Col Fallowfield reminds us of there is power in resistance rooted in collective care.
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A call for global nuclear disarmament: Medact NWG condemns deployment of US nuclear weapons in Britain
The Medact Nuclear Weapons Group unreservedly denounces the delivery to the RAF of any jets intended to deploy any nuclear weapons from British soil.
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New Nuclear is not the answer to the Climate Crisis
Dr. Frank Boulton argues that a fully renewable, non-nuclear energy future is both achievable and essential for public health and global security.
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A soaring mistake: Statement on UK government purchase of F-35 fighter jets
Medact unequivocally denounces UK government purchasing F-35 fighter jets and joining NATO’s airborne nuclear mission.
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Nuclear lies, US aggression: Medact Statement on US attacks against Iran
Illegal strikes on Iran risk catastrophic health and environmental consequences and exposed the deadly hypocrisy of nuclear-armed states.
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Don’t listen to the Naysayers: momentum for nuclear weapons divestment is growing
Divestment can – and must – be employed to challenge man’s most evil creation: the nuclear bomb.
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Still criminalising distress: police involvement in care has not been “eradicated”
Hil Aked exposes how police involvement in mental health care in the UK persists despite official promises to end it, with new evidence revealing ongoing harmful practices.