The activist in favour of women’s rights witnesses at her daily work how the religious pressure on ethnic minorities is increasing, exacerbating the situation for victims of gender-based violence, who receive threats if they break their silence. Noelia Ceballos Terrén Pragna Patel was born in Kenya in one […]
Author: The Prisma
Latinos, discriminated against because of their skin colour
Says Tatiana Garavito. In their attempt to escape from poverty in Latin America, immigrants are constantly falling into the traps of the economic system: precarious work, employment discrimination, psychological abuse and union retaliation. Latin Americans who come to the UK arrive to face an economic crisis in which they are […]
Benito Rodríguez Medina: “All cultures are different, but have similarities between them”
Although feeling integrated into society Benito Rodriguez Medina thinks that there are many ghettos and segregated areas between communities living in London Virginia Moreno Molina He is 33-years-old and holds a degree in Business Administration, it is clear where his great love lies when I ask about his […]
Carlos Arredondo: the voice of the Chilean exile in Scotland
Born in 1948, in Santiago Chile, Carlos Arredondo arrived in Scotland 40 years ago as a political refugee from the Pinochet dictatorship. From his adopted country he has undertaken tireless solidarity work with Chile and Latin America. Jordi Albacete The 17 years of Pinochet dictatorship left behind thousands […]
John Lennon: “All rapes are violent but this was extreme”
“He was mixed race, a good looking guy. He said he liked me and asked me out for a drink. I said yes, I was flattered”. Noelia Ceballos Terrén After four years John Lennon, 44, from Dublin, can still remember every detail of that Saturday in August 2010. […]















