A rolling list of Trump’s nightmarish new executive orders

Rolling back trans rights and threatening mass deportations, Trump has signed hundreds of executive orders since taking office

Jan 23, 2025

James Greig

Olgac Bozalp, Leaving One Home for Another (2024)

Art & Photography

These uncanny photographs document the search for belonging

Olgaç Bozalp’s latest book, Leaving One Home for Another, investigates the disorientating nature of displacement and migration in a series of surreal images

Jan 03, 2025

Amah-Rose McKnight-Abrams

Constanze Han, The Betel Nut Beauties (Bing Lang Xi Shi)

Art & Photography

10 of the most arresting global photo stories of 2024

Spotlighting thriving local subcultures and subverting outsiders’ perceptions, we revisit ten of the most striking photo stories from around the world published this year on Dazed

Dec 19, 2024

Solomon PM

Art & Photography

A photographer brings the mythical Slavic water spirit to the modern age

Russian-American photographer and artist Kristina Shakht explores the mental toll of ‘growing up between two empires’ in a series of ethereal portraits of the mythical ‘rusalka’

Dec 12, 2024

Laura Pitcher

Life & Culture

The British public isn’t as cursed as you might think

According to a new survey, British people have become less nationalistic, more critical of their history, and less likely to define British identity in terms of race

Sep 03, 2024

James Greig

Life & Culture

Britain’s race riots: how did we actually get here?

The violence erupting across Britain has not come out of nowhere – from online radicalisation and misleading media coverage, to toxic political rhetoric around class and immigration

Aug 06, 2024

James Greig

Life & Culture

The inhumane treatment of LGBTQ+ refugees in the UK has to end

On World Refugee Day, Nigerian activist Joel Mordi describes the harsh conditions and homophobic abuse he experienced at an immigration detention centre in Britain

Jun 20, 2024

Joel Mordi

Life & Culture

Rwanda: the real stories behind the UK’s sadistic asylum scheme

Rishi Sunak’s plan to ‘stop the boats’ isn’t just a cruel joke flying in the face of international law, it’s a Kafka-esque maze of inhumane policy that is already ruining lives. Here, migrants left in limbo by the state share their stories

Apr 23, 2024

Tiara Ataii

Life & Culture

Grindr at 15: Has the app ruined gay sex forever?

The platform is regularly criticised as a source of racism, fatphobia, depression and disordered eating. As it celebrates its 15th anniversary, we look at how it has changed gay culture, for better and for worse

Mar 25, 2024

James Greig

Life & Culture

London is not a 24/7 city. Does it even need to be?

It sucks that everything shuts so early, but we should be more sceptical about the idea of a 24-hour night-time economy

Mar 05, 2024

James Greig

Art & Photography

Telling portraits of young men trapped inside a Spanish detention centre

Felipe Romero Beltrán’s Dialect series portrays three years in the lives of a group of Moroccan men in the custody of the Spanish state

Feb 21, 2024

Ashleigh Kane

Life & Culture

The UK government is now enlisting TikTok stars to deter migrants

Under the new scheme, social media influencers from around the world will be paid to promote Britain’s stringent anti-immigration laws

Feb 14, 2024

James Greig

Life & Culture

Suella Braverman’s Rwanda plan has been defeated... for now

The Supreme Court has ruled the Tory’s plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda is unlawful – but the battle isn’t over yet

Nov 15, 2023

James Greig

Art & Photography

The Road to Nowhere celebrates the superpowers of diaspora creatives

Writing, art, and photography from 26 creatives comes together in the new issue of The Road to Nowhere

Oct 30, 2023

Thom Waite

Life & Culture

Just Stop Oil activists rammed by driver during ‘prison ship’ protest

Just Stop Oil joined local residents in an effort to block the return of asylum seekers to the Bibby Stockholm barge, following an evacuation earlier this year

Oct 19, 2023

Thom Waite