Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Sunday, October 20, 2019
Despite the resignation of Theresa May, the scars left by her ‘hostile environment’ policy on the face of UK immigration law are still as visible as ever. Harry Sanders* It has long been supposed that the Home Office is almost proudly unempathetic in its handling of visa applications, […]
Professional and up and coming film producers, from almost 100 countries, narrate tales of people forced to abandon their countries of origin, oppressed by the constant drama of war and hunger. The Global Migration Film Festival talks about this topic and will take place in December. Yanet Llanes Alemán […]
Brazilian artist Cândida Borges held an exhibition simultaneously in these two capital cities at the DRHA Conference (Digital Research in Humanities and Arts) and the Fiesta del Libro y la Cultura (‘Book and Culture Day’), the main Colombian arts event. The work “Transeuntis Mundi” is an immersive artistic installation that […]
Yes, the small nation is about to explode, from anger, despair and struggle, after almost two months of fuel crisis and a history of misfortune and acute poverty. The protests are not stopping. Anelí Ruiz García The social outbreak that began to weaken the foundations of a deeply […]
Venezuela is facing the phenomenon of informal dollarisation, the result of acts of economic warfare in an environment created by the oligarchic sectors and economic strangulation from abroad. William Urquijo Pascual In recent years, the prevalence of illegal exchange rates has caused a systematic devaluation of the bolivar […]
