Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Friday, October 23, 2026
The pandemic has dramatically changed the life of Gladys Medina, a Bolivian activist deeply involved in the community. The amount of work has increased and she hasn’t enough time and therefore struggles. She thinks the lockdown and all the measures have a great impact on peoples’ emotional health. Nathan […]
A letter signed today by hundreds of prominent politicians and diplomats around the world urges the UK government to stop the extradition proceedings of the WikiLeaks founder and to grant his immediate release. A remarkable international letter has been signed today by 161 heads of state, former heads of […]
According to the United Nations Children’s Fund, coronavirus disrupts the education of more than one billion children worldwide, including many of the 75 million minors from countries in conflict. War makes everything worse. Ibis Frade In line with recent data from the United Nations, attacks on education caused […]
In one of the regions of Europe most afflicted by the pandemic, people no longer follow the safety rules. It seems that no one is worried about a possible second wave. Nathan Raia Dealing with the Covid emergency as an immigrant in England is by no means easy, […]
There is now a judicial mechanism which is being used for political persecution in Ecuador, Bolivia and Brazil, in order to prevent the return of progressive governments that have fought against social divisions, establishing public policies for a better distribution of wealth. Pierre Lebret This judicial strategy is […]
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