A land lost: China's oppression of Tibet
9 Mins read
The region of Tibet is one rich in religion, culture and myth. Since 1951, China has exerted complete control via occupation, leaving Tibetans, and their homeland, isolated and oppressed.
Fighting for a fairer NHS
4 Mins read
Protesters gathered outside the Royal London Hospital to take a stand against the hostile environment policies within the NHS.
South Korean feminist film creates controversy
3 Mins read
Despite its popularity, an independent feminist film has caused controversy and criticism throughout South Korea, despite encouraging gender equality.
Free speech under threat on campus
4 Mins read
Artefact explores the growing issue of free speech on campus.
Leave means Leave
7 Mins read
Looking into the increasingly tense climate of the Brexit deal through the eyes of passionate Leave and Remain protesters.
UAL lowest paid staff are being outsourced. Take a glimpse at the passionate team of students and faculty trying to stop this injustice.
Boris Johnson's latest Cover Up
3 Mins read
“I painted all over Boris Johnson’s face and he didn’t bumble a word.” We examine art as political expression, and charity fundraiser.
Searching for Argentina's 'disappeared'
3 Mins read
How photographer Maria Horton is capturing the emotional fight for answers about the fate of thousands of children.
Men who attended this year's Women's March
4 Mins read
Artefact explores what it feels like to be a man at a women’s march and why they come to show support to their female friends.
Istanbul's cats highlight animal welfare flaws
7 Mins read
While the film Kedi was shows a tender relationship between Turks and free cats, the country has seen an increase in violence towards animals.