As the government prepares to provide the police with increased powers and crack down even harder on protests as part of the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill, we must reflect, once again, on the role that the police force plays in imposing and conducting state-sanctioned violence on those who are most marginalised and exploited in society.
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Our Politics Editor, Prishita Maheshwari-Aplin (they/she) is an Equality advocate and an LGBTIQA+ community organiser with the direct action group, Voices4 London, where they are a Member of the Board of Trustees. They are also on the Advisory Board for the social enterprise and sex-ed provider, Split Banana, who are helping redesign relationship and sex-ed by bringing in the perspectives and experiences of groups traditionally excluded from the curriculum.
With the introduction of the Nordic Model to UK Parliament by the Labour MP for Kingston upon Hull, Prishita Maheshwari-Aplin explores the climate for sex workers in the UK and the need for full decriminalisation.
Prishita Maheshwari-Aplin speaks to the queer East-London glam-pop artist on their latest hit, Seduction.
GRAPHIC T.R. Bennett On 1st December, the UK’s High Court of Justice ruled that Trans children under the age of...
ARTWORK Aude Nasr This article originally appeared in the ‘Let’s Evolve’ issue of BRICKS, available to purchase from our online...
Anti-Bullying Week 2020 was supposed to represent a united front against bullying. For Britain's queer youth, however, this year's events tell a different story.
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