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Assisted suicide campaigners optimistic - despite defeat

Assisted suicide legislation will be enacted in Scotland when politicians catch up with the views of their constituents, say campaigners

NEWS 28 May 2015

Health & Social Care

Festival celebrates refugees’ contribution to Scotland

Refugee Festival Scotland is back for its fifteenth year, with a packed programme of events across Edinburgh

NEWS 28 May 2015

Culture & Leisure

Tory cuts condemn millions of children to poverty

UK government cuts to welfare and benefits outlined in Queen's speech will exacerbate child poverty, according to leading campaigners

NEWS 28 May 2015

Families & Young People

Human Rights Act: the battle is still on

The fight is still on to resist Tory plans to scrap human rights legislation – even though the proposals were dropped from the Queen’s speech

NEWS 27 May 2015

Social Justice & Poverty

Why international aid critics are tuned to the moon

One's report shows that we need to set the terms for a debate on where international aid goes

OPINION 27 May 2015

Environment & International

Chemsex crisis: why Scotland must take action

Country must urgently address problems arising from the growth of risky drug sex practice among gay men

NEWS 26 May 2015

Health & Social Care

Is international aid being sent to the wrong countries?

The UK must commit to providing more aid to the world’s poorest nations, major campaign group says

NEWS 26 May 2015

Social Justice & Poverty

It’s make or break week for assisted suicide bill

A crucial vote will take place this week which will determine the future of assisted suicide legislation in Scotland

NEWS 25 May 2015

Health & Social Care

Red alert: fight to save squirrels steps up a gear

RSPB Scotland has joined the fight to save one of the country’s most iconic mammals from extinction

NEWS 25 May 2015

Environment & International

Warm welcome for Edinburgh solar panels

A leading environmental group has welcomed City of Edinburgh Council’s decision to install community owned panels on 25 buildings

NEWS 25 May 2015

Environment & International

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