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Richard Swift introduces the up and coming Turkish politician to New Internationalist readers.

How would basic income work if scaled up?, Tom Lawson asks.

Pro-choice advocacy groups have taken up new tactics in their struggle, writes Cristiana Moisescu.

The corporate lobby may be working to protect harmful chemicals rather than our health, writes Hazel Healy.

General elections in Guatemala usually follow a predictable pattern of propaganda, violence and despair, writes Anna Bevan.

Edouard Tétreau makes the case for a more humane economics.

Action, resources and further reading on Syria.

The story of how Rafif Jouejati organized a survey in a warzone, and the answers she got.

It has been called the most dangerous job in the world. The White Helmets are a fearless volunteer force that has pulled thousands of Syrians from the rubble left by the regime's deadly barrel bombs.

The Syrian revolution released a flood of artistic and intellectual creativity. Four years later, it has not subsided.

Thousands of unknown activists have risked their lives to defy extremism and violence. Daniel Adamson interviews some of them.

Yara Badr, Darwish’s wife, says she always knew she’d have to share him with the rest of Syria.

We must stand in solidarity with Syria’s human rights defenders, says Salman Rushdie.

The death toll, political prisoners and timeline of the Syrian civil war.

ISIS’ savagery must not blind us to the bravery of civil-society activists, says Hania Mourtada.