Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Tuesday, August 20, 2019
Horror ensues in the Western Sahara of Morocco as human rights defenders witness genocide and torture of the Saharawi people. With the victim count at 4500 and rising, still they wait for intervention from the United Nations and the International Red Cross to attend to the gravely injured. Erica Buist […]
From 1999 Teddies for Tragedies (TFT) have been knitting and delivering bears to children suffering disaster over the world. International Co-ordinator Gisele M. Toth explains, “The teddies are often the first toy the children receive, if not the only toy they will ever have in their lives.” Leonie Ann Garlick […]
With France’s recent public ban on the burka, the female Muslim attire that covers the face and body, fear of extremist action in France is growing. al-Qaeda threatened France with revenge if the burka was prohibited and numerous bomb threats have followed the ban. France’s intelligence agency discovered one woman’s […]
The UN recently made the claim that the hunger crisis in Niger is under control, but as more than half of the country is reported hungry, it is clear there is still much to be done. Aid workers are scrambling to try and provide the 8 million Niger people with […]
83 activists were detained during a protest in Harare, capital of Zimbabwe, on Monday, 20 September. The two groups, Women of Zimbabwe Arise (WOZA) and Men of Zimbabwe Arise (MOZA), organized around parliament to confront issues with policing and community safety. Protestors offered Zimbabwean police a list of demands to […]
