The UK now grants refugees just 30 months' protection, after which they face deportation review, repeated every 30 months for up to 20 years. The government claims this reflects the true purpose of refugee protection. But does it? Hillier-Smith argues that understanding the full range of harms and injustices refugees actually endure reveals that this policy is far from fulfilling our obligations to refugees.

How does having or lacking a postwar plan matter for the justification of resorting to war in the first place?

Pascal Mowla writes about the various moral dangers of outsourcing our emotional labour to generative AIs like ChatGPT.