Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Wednesday, July 24, 2019
For the first time in a long time and for the first time in the history of London (and maybe the history of England) a group of Latin American pensioners will picket outside Phoenix House, Headquarters of Lambeth Social Services in Vauxhall. (10 Wandsworth Road, London, SW8 2LL). The protest […]
The natural disaster in Japan, resulting from the earthquake and ensuing tsunami, and its consequences for the Fukushima nuclear power plant have reopened the debate on the alleged safety risks of using this kind of energy, as well as its sustainability, efficiency and viability compared with new types of energy […]
The collective of craftworker activists will fill UK railway stations with strings of bunting to protest against exorbitant rises in rail fares. A few days ago, students and workers were raising their voices against the harsh austerity measures imposed by the UK government, now it’s the Craftworkers Collective’s turn. They […]
Recent broadcasts of the riots in the Middle East have played and continue to play a fundamental role in forming or distorting the international public’s perception of the riots as well as that of the citizen’s of the affected countries themselves. In Egypt’s case, the state television channels, radio broadcasts […]
With the continued growth of digital media, some experts say the writing is on the wall for traditional media like printed newspapers. Other commentators believe print and traditional media still have a long life ahead of them despite the threat from new information platforms in the digital age. To mark […]
