Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Monday, August 19, 2019
Before arriving at the table, food goes through multiple physical and chemical changes. Humans are not only driven by instinct when feeding themselves because over the years they have been cooking the most basic of foods Rachel Pereda Daggers During the nineteenth century, respectable scientists were already teaching […]
Across the planet’s poorest zones, there’s a 300% greater possibility of being married before reaching adulthood than in the rest of the world – a statistic of undeniable concern. Julio Morejón* Subsaharan Africa is an example of where such marriages take place. Of the 10 countries with the […]
In recent days, press reports have shown the dreadfully overcrowded and unhealthy conditions experienced by children who have been cruelly separated from their immigrant parents and placed in ‘special facilities’. Luis Beatón As Californian daily newspaper La Opinion pointed out when broaching one of the issues concerning the […]
I thought there was only one Namibia, the country I travelled around last year as a tourist. This Namibia is by day a nature wonderland and at night a place of starry heavens. Sean Sheehan It has rugged environments like Spitzkoppe, a bare landscape of granite peaks with […]
The Council of Ministers of the EU is where progressive legislation is often blocked by personal interests. Denmark’s new government is determined to support the public wish for transparency. The UK could be a very constructive force for justice in the EU if it had a more enlightened government.
