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In a special feature for Refugee Week (16-22 June 2008) openDemocracy.net hosted MigrantVoice on refuge, a debate on the issues that matter for refugees and asylum seekers in the UK.
There are still 27 million people in the world living under conditions that can only be described as slavery. IJM aims to do something about that.
A new all-encompassing website, magazine, blog and resource portfolio called Total Politics has been launched today - "because knowledge is power".
... but not through the search node on our front page at the moment.
Over on the ever-stimulating OpenDemocracy, Anthony Barnett offers an acute assessment of Tony Blair's recent blandishments on faith and the global order.
It's not just the civil liberties lobby that thinks Gordon Brown is wrong in wanting a drastic extension to detention without trial in Britain.
Ekklesia's comment section is down so this is our response to the crucial parliamentary vote on 42 day detention without trial.
The debate about the Von Hugel report on church and welfare looks as if it is heading down a familiar cul-de-sac.
The new Cambridge report on church, government and public welfare (Moral, But No Compass) raises plenty of important questions - which the immediate media furore is in danger of missing or distorting.
As far as I can figure out, it's simply another page on Facebook. And apparently, I've criticised it.