Children Change Colombia (CCC), the largest UK-based charity working exclusively for this Latin American country, is holding its annual Thames Walk on 16 May to raise funds and awareness for its cause. Pablo Muñoz The event aims to raise £7,000 through ticket donations and participants can choose between […]
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“Narco suitcases” case reopens political tensions in Bolivia
After weeks of silence, the story has resurfaced with new police reports, allegations of a cover-up, and conflicting accounts. The lack of official explanations has prompted disruption for the Interior Minister and increased political pressure in the Legislative Assembly. Jorge Petinaud Martínez Like gunpowder igniting a dry meadow, […]
Butterflies and architecture for the memory of the conflict
A year of workshops and creative work has given rise to “House for Butterflies”, a project that culminates in an exhibition of architectural memorials created by children who are victims of the conflict. This initiative, unique in Colombia, transforms memory and pain into living spaces, proposing a unique way of thinking about peace from a child’s perspective.
Migrants push for voting rights ahead of local elections
Millions of United Kingdom residents excluded from the ballot box are set to lobby Parliament on 20 April, as immigration dominates the political debate ahead of the upcoming local polls. Kennedy Ogenna Organised by the Migrant Democracy Project, the lobby will bring together migrants and their supporters to […]
Tamil women must begin to take space
After fleeing the Sri Lankan civil war, Pathna Santramohan rebuilt her life across Europe and the United Kingdom. Now a counsellor, she reflects on trauma, identity and silence within Tamil communities, and why women must begin to be heard. The Prisma Series: “Tamil women in the UK” Evie Ratnaventhan […]
















