Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Thursday, November 5, 2026
Marking the anniversary of the Srebrenica Genocide and drawing parallels to Gaza. The United Nations and the international courts legally recognised the 1995 Srebrenica massacre as Genocide, with the UN officially describing the atrocity as “the worst on European soil since the Second World War”. Written and filmed: Farah Jamaluddin / […]
This Latin American country needs foreign labour but thousands of workers are facing low salaries, a lack of job security, difficulties in having their qualifications recognised and barriers to obtaining employment appropriate to their training. Orlando Oramas Uruguay practises an open door policy to immigration in the context […]
Delays to investigations into shipments of wood with cocaine seized in Chile and other recent cases are feeding uncertainty in the forestry sector and reviving question marks over the Bolivian government’s institutional response to drug trafficking. Business is demanding that the investigations are accelerated. Jorge Petinaud Members […]
Having served his sentence and rebuilt his life, Avelino Márquez is fighting to remain in the United Kingdom with his children as he awaits a further appeal against deportation. Virginia Moreno Molina “In 1978 we left for economic reasons, but also because my father was a bit […]
Angela’s story reflects a migration journey built across several countries, professional opportunities and the search for a place where she can develop both her career and personal interests. Sonia Gumiel At 27 years old, Angela* considers herself to be the perfect age to live in a city like […]
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