Activism
The battle to save the planet doesn’t end with the Paris climate change conference
France’s state of emergency won’t stop the green movement — Activists are determined government restrictions won’t prevent them from building a powerful grassroots movement for climate justice, explains Danielle Paffard of 350.org
Written by: Alex King
Young, British and angry? The government thinks you're a terrorist
Start of a police state? — A London children's safeguarding board has warned parents that distrust of government policy and the mainstream media could lead to potential extremism.
Written by: Adam White
In Pictures: Political posters in the Philippines, speaking out against corruption
Trapo by Lawrence Sumulong — Filipino-American photographer Lawrence Sumulong photographs political posters, ahead of 2016 elections, to show distrust in a country ravaged by corruption.
Written by: Shelley Jones
The artists turning acts of pollution into works of art
Ice, sewage and the Beijing smog creatively reimagined — Angered by the environmental chaos on their doorsteps, artists turn to their craft to vent their frustrations.
Written by: Adam White
Amazing things created by refugees
Displaced culture — In Huck 53 we explore real stories of refugees: What does it mean to be forced from your home and to set off for a new life with no guarantees? Here's a list of refugees who went on to make great things.
Written by: HUCK HQ
Huck 53 - The Change Issue
The final chapter in a year of self-discovery — Change is the current that keeps us flowing forward. Will you be swept away by the actions of others, or build a raft and paddle for your life?
Written by: HUCK HQ
Reformed Jihadi warns Paris attacks response risks radicalising a new generation
“We're playing into the hands of ISIS” — A former member of Al Qaeda, Hanif Qadir is now on the de-radicalisation frontline in East London. But politicians are making his work much harder.
Written by: Alex King
Reckless or revolutionary? An expert considers the dangers of freediving
We need to share this magic, Finnish champ says — Antero Joki gives a glimpse at the future of his sport, looking at the dangers, and delights, of freediving, after a year of ups and downs.
Written by: Shelley Jones
Five inspiring acts of kindness and unity after the Paris terror attacks
Flowerings of hope — ISIS’ brutal attack on Paris shows human beings can be terrible - but they can also be brilliant too.
Written by: Alex King
Top musicians come together for Help Refugees benefit gig
Sunday November 22 at O2 Forum in Kentish Town — Governments and international bodies are failing to address the refugee crisis, but grassroots groups like Help Refugees are filling the gap. Help them keep going.
Written by: Alex King
