Letters
Letters: Disabled people lack support
Published: 14 December 2005
Disabled people and their families lack the support they need
Letters: Cameron's politics
Published: 13 December 2005
Letters: Electoral reform
Published: 12 December 2005
Letters: Christmas under attack
Published: 10 December 2005
Letters: Vital UK freedoms are under attack
Published: 09 December 2005
Sir: We, the undersigned, have all been arrested under the Serious Organised Crime and Police Act (SOCPA) for taking part in "unauthorised" demonstrations within the new anti-protest zone around Parliament.
Letters: A smoking ban is needed to save teenagers from addiction
Published: 08 December 2005
Letters: Children traumatised by tsunami continue to suffer
Published: 07 December 2005
Sir: My recent experience in several refugee camps in Sri Lanka confirms that a year after the tsunami "the picture is still bleak for hundreds of thousands of survivors" (Christmas Charity Appeal, 5 December ). The situation preventing sufficient aid from reaching those in need of basic housing and community services has yet to be addressed fully for victims, especially young children.
Letters: Stigma and secrecy promote the spread of HIV
Published: 06 December 2005
Sir: As Bianca Jagger says (Opinion, 5 December), the new law on HIV and workplace discrimination is long overdue - and it's only the very first step in addressing the huge stigma faced by all of us living with HIV in Britain.
Letters: Phonics and reading
Published: 05 December 2005
Letters: Sex trade
Published: 03 December 2005
Sir: I appreciated Joan Smith's article on the sex trade (2 December). I agree entirely that the issue of "demand" in this appalling situation of human slavery needs to be addressed as much as the "supply".
Letters: Carbon budgeting
Published: 02 December 2005
Carbon budgeting, the way to make us all conserve energy
Letters: Rainforest conservation
Published: 01 December 2005
Money deals offer a chance to halt the 'long defeat' of the forests
Letters: Save the rainforests
Published: 30 November 2005
Save the rainforests - from booming Chinese demand
Letters: Save the rainforests
Published: 29 November 2005
Letters: street lighting
Published: 28 November 2005
Letters: Children at risk
Published: 26 November 2005
Letters: Gun crime
Published: 25 November 2005
Letters: Defenceless British troops
Published: 24 November 2005
Defenceless British troops sent out to face roadside bombs in Iraq
Letters: GCSE coursework
Published: 23 November 2005
GCSE coursework doesn't work any more - let's just drop it
Letters: Racism in Britain and France
Published: 22 November 2005
Letters: Asylum policy
Published: 21 November 2005
Letters: Trade and Africa
Published: 19 November 2005
Letters: What the police should do
Published: 18 November 2005
Sir Ian, we've been telling you for years what the police should do
Letters: Climate catastrophe
Published: 17 November 2005
Heading for climate catastrophe while the oil supplies run dry
Letters: The British-born who find it hard to feel British
Published: 16 November 2005
Sir: Yasmin Alibhai-Brown writes "cheering news" (14 November) about increasing numbers of British-born citizens with African and Asian ancestry achieving managerial and professional careers. But she falls in with one aspect of inequality and racism that is deeply embedded in European society. These British-born citizens she is talking about are as British as all the other British-born citizens but sadly, as we know only too well from the July 7 bombings, many of them feel second-class citizens or even not British at all.
