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 […]
Under this name, and organised by the Plataform 12 October collective, an event that seeks to weave bonds of solidarity with native peoples and raise awareness about the impact of multinationals and the importance of protecting nations’ sovereignty will be held this Saturday in London. Under a format which […]
Bloody incidents in prisons, summary executions, hired killers and the activities of Brazilian criminal organisations are evidence of an underworld of organised crime operating in this country. Paraguay Coto Wong The arrest of nine Paraguayan police officers with long-standing relationships with drug trafficking and organised crime revealed a […]
This interesting project has young people at its heart. Using art in its many forms, the initiative seeks to engage this sector of the Latin American community to explore their capabilities and also to learn about and participate in creative projects, in activism and human rights, among other things. […]
