Saturday November 4th was always going to be different. The three previous Saturdays saw hundreds of thousands take to London’s streets calling for a halt to the illegal carpet bombing of the Ghazzah (we need to stop Anglicising the Indigenous pronunciation if we are serious about emancipating the land and […]
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Reza’s journey: amidst chaos, empathy, and hope
Photography in conflict zones is crucial as it portrays the events taking place there and allows the world to understand the situation. “The main reason that we are in the field is to report as much as possible the truth and reality that we are witnessing.” Interview: Rola Zamzameh* […]
Pioneers in defence of London’s Latin Quarter
Latin Elephant, a non-profit organisation, represents the interests of the Latino and other communities of colour in urban regeneration processes in South London. Its work over the years has been persistent and arduous and has significant achievements. Registered with the Charity Commission in 2014, it arose out of a […]
A house open to immigrants
Casa Latina, also known as the Latin American House, was founded in London four decades ago. Its purpose: to strengthen and support the Latin American immigrant diaspora in the United Kingdom. It has since become a beacon of hope and solidarity for thousands of people who came looking for refuge, […]
For a world free of violence against women and children
For 35 years Latin American Women’s Aid (LAWA) has been working to eradicate violence against Latin American immigrant women and to achieve self-determination. It has other action fronts and annually provides support to more than 1500 women. LAWA was founded in 1987 by a group of women political refugees […]
















