"Refugees already contribute to our communities, work, pay taxes and support their families, and families would be hit particularly hard by these plans."
Restoring democracy and members’ rights in the Labour Party – John McDonnell MP
"We will only succeed if we are able to re-establish a democratic, broad church party, responsive to its members and respecting their rights."
The right to food, climate justice and a different economic future – Sarah Woolley
"The Right to Food isn’t just about ending hunger. It’s about dignity, equality, climate justice and building a society where the wealth we all create is used to meet the needs of people and protect our planet."
How we rebuild Labour in Scotland – Brian Leishman
"Keir Starmer was just one reason for our failure. Another was a meagre political offering that has been a hallmark of Scottish Labour."
An asylum and immigration policy based on socialist principles – Bell Ribeiro-Addy
"Demonising asylum-seekers is an attack on the most vulnerable. It is the opposite of Labour values. Criminalising their right to claim asylum is a complete negation of our own history and our moral responsibilities."
25 years since the War on Terror – Red Weekly Column
"We can see today what kind of a world the ‘War on Terror’ has led us towards - the need to articulate and deliver a fundamentally different vision for our future has never been greater."
Fight for our public services – Johnbosco Nwogbo
"The fight for our public services is a fight between you and people and interests like this, and for Andy Burnham and every politician it comes down to the question: whose side are you going to be on?"
End the rollback of our civil liberties and human rights – Apsana Begum MP
"The arrests of thousands of citizens for holding signs and placards, stemming from the absurd decision to proscribe a direct-action protest organisation, is surely the nadir for the Labour Party’s record on civil liberties."
Climate action must be at the heart of Labour’s mission – Christine Blower
"Climate change is fast becoming a cost-of-living, public health, economic and national security crisis. The governments that recognise this will be the ones that succeed."
Ending Britain’s social care disgrace – Rebecca Long-Bailey MP
"In 1948, Britain decided that healthcare should be a universal right. The unfinished question is whether we are prepared to extend that principle to care and finally complete the welfare state."