JUDGED: How governments use power to undermine justice and freedom

A woman painted with the colours of the Venezuelan flag listens to National Assembly president Juan Guaidó, in Caracas, Venezuela, on 1 May 2019, a day after members of the opposition clashed with government forces

CREDIT: Miguel Gutierrez/EPA-EFE

08 TURKEY’S RULE OF ONE KAYA GENC

11 ENGLAND, MY ENGLAND (AND THE ROMANS) SALLY GIMSON

15 “IT’S NOT ME, IT’S THE PEOPLE” STEPHEN WOODMAN

19 WHEN POLITICAL DEBATE BECOMES NASTY, BRUTISH AND SHORT JAN FOX

23 THE PARTY IS THE LAW KAROLINE KAN

26 BALLS IN THE AIR CONOR FOLEY

29 POWER AND GLORY SILVIA NORTES

32 STRIPSEARCH MARTIN ROWSON

34 WHAT NEXT FOR VIKTOR ORBAN’S HUNGARY? VIKTORIA SERDULT

38 WHEN JUSTICE GOES ROGUE MELANIO ESCOBAR AND STEFANO POZZEBON

44 “IF YOU CAN KEEP YOUR HEAD WHEN ALL ABOUT YOU ARE LOSING THEIRS...” CAROLINE MUSCAT

47 FAILING TO FACE UP TO THE PAST RYAN MCCHRYSTAL