Disabled asylum seekers have faced appalling injustices for too long – action is needed.

In this short film, Kamil Ahmad speaks of his experiences as an asylum seeker in the UK four years before he was murdered.

Sufferers of ME/CFS are taking to Queen Square this weekend. The Cable spoke to an organiser about why the government needs to take action on...

Today is the first day of trial for 15 activists, including Bristol woman, who grounded deportation flight last year.

A look at some of the great women who helped shape this city.

The Cable spoke to Jamaican activist Shackelia Jackson, who has been campaigning against unlawful police killings after the murder of her brother in 2014.

Animation ‘What do you see?’, by Sally Arthur, showing how modern slavery works in the UK.

What can history teach us about how we got here and where we go next? The Journey to Justice project aims to find out by...

Remembering Ron Press, the white South African dissident who became a leading light in Bristol activism.

I am one of the 89% of disabled people intending to vote in this election. Cuts to services, a rise in hate crimes; as a group we have been especially impacted in these austere times.

The idea of a no-strings income for all citizens is making waves in the UK and beyond – we asked a leading Bristol academic why the time may be right for a universal basic income

A culture of disbelief towards LGBT asylum seekers means the safety and acceptance provided by support groups like Bristol Pride Without Borders is vital.