A huge majority of people agree that the British are polite and punctual. However, it is also believed that many are a little “special”; they drive on the left, have their own currency, and a very particular sense of humour… Javier Duque There was a time when the […]
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Rights of rivers, rights of peoples
On 10 October, an environmental defender from Colombia will be in London to deliver a crucial talk about the protection of one of the country’s most vulnerable regions: Chocó. The event, titled “Colombia: Rights of rivers, rights of peoples”, will explore how legal strategies can safeguard this region’s land and […]
One of the oldest cultures in London
There are even many people who try to claim they are Cockney without being born within the sound of the Bow Bells. This is one of the oldest cultures in the capital city. Is it dying, has it migrated, been pushed out by outside influences or is it evolving? […]
Welcome to Palestine: This is who we are
Where names become numbers, homes turn to rubble, and hopes are stolen away by the echo of F35 fighter jets. The founder of Palestine Museum US sat down with The Prisma to tell harrowing stories unfolding in Gaza, and to illuminate the art that documents them.
“Mediha”, a story of resilience
It is the story of one Yazidi girl’s fight to find her missing family members, and the revelation of the strength and determination of a young survivor as she reclaims her voice and future. A story is captured in a film that opens on 15 November in the United Kingdom […]
















