An online petition calling for three women dubbed the "Angels of Woolwich" to be awarded bravery medals for their actions following the murder of Drum...
It is no secret that Kurdistan has become wealthy, and that they are developing rapidly with a modern outlook on life. However, this does not mean that the Kurds must neglect their past, and not seek justice for the crimes that were committed against them under the Ba'aath party regime.
In this lawless, wild west of a social networking landscape, it's a vital public service that individuals pursue claims for the sake of society as a whole and to send a clear message to others. We have a moral duty beyond ourselves.
More than 100,000 people have signed a petition against a cull of badgers to tackle tuberculosis in cattle, in a bid to prompt a parliamentary debate ...
Eating disorder charity B-eat has backed an anorexia sufferer's call to ban airbrushed photos of models in magazines. Rachael Johnston, a 20-year-o...
When the new e-petitions system went live all the talk was of the return of the death penalty. Those of us of a more liberal mindset braced ourselves for an outpouring of the most reactionary, kneejerk populism imaginable.
A demand for full disclosure of government documents relating to the Hillsborough disaster is to be debated by MPs. The House of Comm...
The riots e-petition, calling for those “Convicted London Rioters to Loose their benefits” signed by over 240,000 people, is scheduled to be discu...
The government’s e-petition site has been seen as ‘misleading’ because MPs aren’t automatically forced to debate the proposals that have gaine...
The Government has insisted it has no objection to the release of the Hillsborough files - confidential documents relating to the tragedy which took p...
The number of signatures on a government e-petition calling for confidential papers on the Hillsborough tragedy to be released has passed 100,000. ...
What do Google, Internet Explorer 6 and Chinese lanterns have in common? They’ve all been the subject of e-petitions trying to ban them. The gove...
This e-petition website is a good idea for freedom of speech I suppose. However it would be nice if people starting employing the responsibility of thinking before speaking.
Has the level of informed debate in this country really fallen so low? Are we, as a nation, so driven by thoughts of revenge that we can't think through the consequences of irrational decision making?
The launch of the government's new "e-Petitions" website, which from Thursday allows the public to collect signatures online on issues they care about...
