by YouthPolitics Articles | Jun 2, 2020 | Articles, Opinion
‘By silencing the BLM movement, you are complicit in the racism it seeks to diminish.’ Our Editor-in-Chief, Namitha Aravind, provides her take. For me, and many reading this piece, this seems like an obvious and uncontroversial statement to make. Yet in...
by YouthPolitics Articles | May 28, 2020 | Articles, Opinion
‘The fate of this generation may once again depend on Britain now’. As the situation in Hong Kong escalates, Donald reflects on the role and responsibilities of the British Government. For more than half of 2019, the people of Hong Kong were fighting,...
by YouthPolitics Articles | May 27, 2020 | Articles, Opinion
‘Coronavirus has shielded the government from Brexit and the controversy and chaos surrounding it.’ Luke argues that coronavirus has ultimately benefitted Johnson’s administration. As tragic as it’s impacts are, the coronavirus crisis could not have...
by YouthPolitics Articles | May 26, 2020 | Articles, Opinion
‘The government’s attempt to yet again villify the very people who hold them to account, illustrates a deeper problem with their version of democracy’. Our Editor-in-Chief, Namitha Aravind, discusses the implications of this weekend’s proceedings. A...
by YouthPolitics Articles | May 12, 2020 | Articles, Opinion
In what he describes as a ‘self-indulgent letter to my younger self’, Louis details his personal journey across the political spectrum, and away from the Liberal Democrats. Admittedly this is a narcissistic article. Its main focus is me and my political...
by YouthPolitics Articles | May 11, 2020 | Articles, Opinion
‘Sharper communication, not meaningless slogans, would allow for a much more effective response.’ In this article, our Editor details some of her thoughts as to how the UK got to this place. 32,000. At the time of writing, this is the number of lives lost...
