The murder of Juan Lopez is not the first killing in the Guapinol case, as Honduras is the world´s most dangerous country for environmental defenders. Since 2010, over 160 community members in Tocoa have been killed protecting their land and natural resources. Cafod calls for justice. Claudia Navarro / […]
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Muslims in the UK: marginalised and stigmatised
90% of the Muslim community live in the 10% of the United Kingdom which has the most deprived areas and their employment rate is lower than that of the white population. They face abandonment and tend to be marginalised despite having been born in this country. (The Prisma’s memoirs) […]
“Sacred Harmony”, the healing power of music
The ancient lyre, the symbol of the most creative and revolutionary period of antiquity, has already made her come back. A new recording project, is dedicated to the role of music that was forgotten yet is needed more than anything during the difficult times we have been through this last […]
Women’s rights in Morocco: the urgent need for legal reforms
In Morocco, feminist and human rights feminists and organisations such as Zainab Fasiki, Sarah Benmoussa, and Ghizlane Mamouni alongside Kif Mama Kif Baba, Politics4Her, and Alternative Movement for Individual Freedoms (M.A.L.I) are leading the charge for equal rights and the elimination of gender injustices embedded in legal frameworks and societal […]
Thamesmead: between social housing and gentrification
The demolition of the Lesnes Estate has been an ongoing dispute for years now. With a petition signed by more than 1000 people delivered to the Mayor of London, it’s now a critical time for Thamesmead residents affected by Peabody’s controversial stage 2 redevelopment plans. Text and photos: Harry […]