UK police monitored thousands through Prevent-linked mental health hubs
Middle East Eye reported on our latest publication – ‘Racism, mental health & pre-crime policing: the ethics of Vulnerability Support Hubs’.
UK counterterror mental health project raises ethical concerns
Al Jazeera reported our latest publication – ‘Racism, mental health & pre-crime policing: the ethics of Vulnerability Support Hubs’.
Counterterror project that has assessed children as young as six ‘raises serious ethical concerns’
Sky News reported on our latest publication – ‘Racism, mental health & pre-crime policing: the ethics of Vulnerability Support Hubs’.
Mental health tests in the presence of counter-terror units ‘unethical’, says charity
The Guardian covered our latest report – ‘Racism, mental health & pre-crime policing: the ethics of Vulnerability Support Hubs’.
The hostile environment is damaging vaccine rollouts
Huck magazine covered our Vaccines For All Campaign in an article discussing the damage the Hostile Environment is causing to the UK’s COVID-19 vaccine rollout.
Why a Green New Deal must be anti-capitalist
The Morning Star wrote an editorial covering our latest briefing ,’The public health case for a Green New Deal’.
Agenda: Our biggest bank must change its policy on nuclear weapons
Medact member, Dr Michael Orgel, wrote in the Scottish Herald about the campaign calling on the NatWest Group to make sure no companies involved in any nuclear weapon programmes can borrow money from it.
New anti-protest bill raises profound concern and alarm, human rights groups say
The Guardian covered the open letter we signed onto alongside 150 organisations calling on the Government to withdraw the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill.
Talk Radio Drive Time
Medact member, Dr LJ Smith, was on Talk Radio discussing our campaign urging London Mayoral candidates to take meaningful action to address air pollution.
London air pollution: Campaigning teenagers put up warning signs
BBC News covered the open letter we co-ordinated which resulted in 100 health professionals urging London Mayoral candidates to take meaningful action to address air pollution.
London teenagers’ road signs highlight effect of toxic air on people of colour
The Guardian covered the open letter we co-ordinated which resulted in 100 health professionals urging London Mayoral candidates to take meaningful action to address air pollution.
Why is the government trying to undermine its anti-terror programme?
Our research into the effects of Prevent Duty in the NHS was referenced in a Guardian article discussing the government’s controversial appointment of William Shawcross to lead an independent review of Prevent.