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The global ‘gig economy’ is awash with the downtrodden and effective campaigners
Charities regulator says it has ‘new information’ on incidents in 2012 and 2015
Julian Dunkerton opened a Cheltenham clothes shop in 1985 that grew into the FTSE 250 brand
Julian Dunkerton will transfer shares in fashion chain to Blue Marine Foundation
How can you tell if a charity is effective, when there is little independent analysis?
Group set up to tackle tax abuse in Africa found to have not paid local taxes in SA
The assumption that good intentions bear no further scrutiny is wrong
The UK’s Gift Aid gives the wealthy more sway in the allocation of scarce resources
Oxfam revelations deter philanthropists from giving to largest organisations
Mark Goldring says fear of data protection rules stop charities sharing information
Government to donate assets to charity after success of bank account scheme
Full report from 2011 Haiti investigation released
Charity will wait until it meets standards expected by ministers
UK chief for Pasteur Institute, cognitive prosthetics, fighting diabetes via hip hop
Charity director says Haiti prostitutes scandal ‘will shame us for years’
New study shows rich donors pay little regard to tax breaks
Our initial impressions are reinforced by others — and can be hijacked for political ends
A sexual misconduct scandal has rocked the charity sector. But it is also a case study in how humanitarianism lost its virtue
Chief reticent about portion of expected £100m payout he will give to chosen charities
Agency says gag clauses do not inhibit hostesses from reporting any crime
Concerns over aid organisation’s handling of Haiti sexual misconduct allegations
Pressure on charity mounts as former head of safeguarding reveals more allegations of abuse
The Haiti scandal at Oxfam shows a need for much greater accountability
Penny Lawrence says charity ‘failed to adequately act upon’ concerns about staff
