The Independent highlights the significance of quality journalism in reporting critical issues such as reproductive rights and climate change. It underlines the growing multibillion-pound industry in the UK tied to government border control efforts since 2017, with charities and academics urging a reevaluation of government contracts that benefit private companies. Data from various universities reveals a £2bn expenditure in border management, with predictions for increased spending as the global border security market is projected to nearly double by 2032. The Independent aims to provide unhindered access to information for all, reinforcing their commitment to unbiased reporting.
The Independent believes quality journalism should be available to everyone, funded by those who can afford it, thus avoiding paywalls.
Data from UK academia shows £2bn has been spent on border management contracts since 2017, driven by government’s tough border policies.
There are claims that the private sector is capitalizing on border security, tapping into a multibillion-pound industry supported by taxpayer money.
Predictive research forecasts that the global border security market will expand significantly, rising from $377bn in 2023 to $679bn by 2032.
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