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Jessie Donnelly examines the reaction, and ongoing unrest, in Spain in response to the proposed Citizen Security Law.
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Jessie Donnelly examines the reaction, and ongoing unrest, in Spain in response to the proposed Citizen Security Law.
Jessie Donnelly explains that the definition of terrorism is not, and should not, be limited to religious violence.
Jessie Donnelly responds to Sarah Vine’s recent views on explicit consent in rape.
Jessie Donnelly highlights the #AllLivesMatter twitter campaign as a sign we are still unprepared to face racism.
Jessie Donnelly refreshes our memory of the murder of Mike Brown in Ferguson, in light of imminent results of the trial of Officer Darren Wilson.
Jessie Donnelly gives her views on why basic female rights have not progressed.
Jessie Donnelly explores the damage that current misconceptions of feminism can produce, and how we can fix them.
Jessie Donnelly, in light of a proposal to see murderers face harsher sentences for killing a police officer, argues that murder is about the ‘what’ and the not the ‘who’.
Jessie Donnelly looks at the recent decision to include internet streaming rates for songs in the UK Singles Chart.
In the wake of graduation week at Durham, Jessie Donnelly considers the juxtaposition of university life and ‘adulthood’.