Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Friday, October 23, 2026
Another move by US president Donald Trump’s administration, meant to harm the Cuban people, came into effect a few days ago, when a company dealing with sending remittances to the island was sanctioned. The State Department announced a week ago that American International Services (AIS) was added to the […]
I write about ‘my depression’. But why so possessive? Because, every person’s depression is unique to them. Steve Latham To appropriate Tolstoy’s observation about families (“All happy families are alike; each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.’), we are happy in the same way; we are […]
Maria Fouillette, daughter of a butcher in a French town close to the border with Switzerland, was the mother of two children. Her husband Roger became leader of an anti-Nazi resistance group until he was arrested in 1943. Sean Sheehan Roger was brought, shackled and bruised, to his […]
Eight months from the outset of the coronavirus and almost two months from a second wave, the statistics in Vietnam now rank among the best in Asia and the world. Alberto Salazar Gutiérrez The World Health Organization (WHO), epidemiologists and specialized institutions all over the world have praised […]
Mari Katayama, born in 1987 in Japan, is an artist of the body; her own to be exact. She celebrates the life of body and spirit in photographic self-portraits and the embroidering of objects that relate to her body. Sean Sheehan Exhibitions of her work have been seen […]
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