A year-long touring programme featuring films exploring the childhoods of Black girls, made by Black filmmakers, began last 11 May. Called “Snapshot”, it will be shown in 30 venues across the UK and will end in April 2025. It is a series of four features and five short films […]
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Jorge Glas’s unlawful and random arrest
Last week, intellectuals, artists and politicians from several countries released a letter calling for the immediate release of Ecuador’s former vice-president, Jorge Glas, who has been imprisoned for more than a month after being forcibly removed from the Mexican embassy in Ecuador. The invasion of Mexican territory was aimed […]
Beyond the religion: Atheism in Iran’s society and its diaspora
The rise of atheism in Iran post-Islamic Revolution is multifaceted, influenced by historical, social, cultural, and political factors. Iranians strive for religious freedom, human rights, and secular governance, essential for a more just, inclusive, and pluralistic society as they do not navigate the revolution’s legacy and envision their nation’s future. […]
Grassroots resistance in Palestine
Interviews with Palestinians aiding grassroots resistance to occupation. Palestinians have a history of grassroots organising to resist occupation and overcome repression. Their approach is communal and their work innovative. Sul Nowroz / Real Media* This occupation is different Until now we have been strangers. We haven’t spoken, we haven’t […]
Jacobo Belilty: revealing the invisible Latino community in the UK
He is one of those immigrants who advocate for the identity of Latin Americans to be recognised and made visible at the public policy level and beyond. He is Venezuelan, has lived in the UK for more than a decade and is the coordinator of a coalition that has been […]
















