Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Monday, November 18, 2019
Recreation is part of the day to day of war, especially when it is boys and girls who are there in the line of fire. A group of teenagers in the face of a military conflict. Santiago Zapata is the producer of this film, which has been selected as a […]
With its perimeter heavily guarded by a menacing wire fence, this refugee camp on the Greek island of Lesbos is overcrowded with foreign migrants. It’s now common to see lines of refugees there, barefoot and soaking wet, having literally just come out of the sea, sad and overwhelmed.
More and more artists are reconsidering their working methods and materials to counteract the voracious consumer society, and joining that movement is the Mexican Gabriel Sánchez, who also emphasises the essence of life. Yolaidy Martínez The creator has a sui generis project that uses the unique magic of […]
Abused and almost killed in Latin America by her ex-partner, she fled to Spain where she encountered racism. She has been in London for three years and now faces exploitation in the workplace: including not being paid, being overworked to the point of not being able to walk and suffering verbal abuse.
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, […]
