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Aid groups “truly sorry” over sexual misconduct

Aid organisations have said they are "truly sorry" for the sector's failings in the wake of allegations of sexual misconduct

NEWS 26 February 2018

Environment & International

Social security powers must be used to beat child poverty

The Scottish Government will need to make use of new social security powers if it is to meet challenging targets to reduce child poverty

NEWS 26 February 2018

Social Justice & Poverty

Song of the Clyde: saving Scotland’s greatest river

How the community and voluntary sector is reviving Scotland's greatest river

FEATURE 23 February 2018

Environment & International

Brexit and big business threat to human rights

Human rights in the UK are suffering a double-pronged attack from Brexit and big business interests, warns Amnesty

NEWS 22 February 2018

Social Justice & Poverty

Older Scots struggling to pay fuel bills

More than one in four older Scots with health conditions are struggling to pay their fuel bills, according to new research by Age Scotland

NEWS 22 February 2018

Social Justice & Poverty

Cover blown: spycops “infiltrated Scottish charities”

Campaigners say the third sector will have been infiltrated by political police

NEWS 21 February 2018

Murdered MP’s sister: silent majority must mobilise against hatred

The silent majority must mobilise to span division in communities, says Jo Cox's sister

NEWS 21 February 2018

Social Justice & Poverty

Women are leading the way in social enterprise

Social enterprise trumps private sector in women's leadership

NEWS 20 February 2018

Ban wind farms from wild areas

Scotland’s official Wild Land Areas should be a no-go zone for large-scale commercial wind farms say campaigners

NEWS 16 February 2018

Environment & International

Charities slurred by vicious, right wing fake news

Right wingers are undermining charities by slurring them with vicious fake news stories

NEWS 16 February 2018

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