A Taiwanese immigrant moved to London with her working holiday visa to work in a coffee shop, thus having the opportunity to prepare to commence a master’s degree in the UK the coming September. Coronavirus outbreak has thrown her plans into turmoil. Nathan Raia I have known Kuanchi […]
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A refugee’s testimony: Pushed back onto the sea and left adrift
“I am a Palestinian from the refugee Alsham camp in Syria. My dream was to guarantee a safe life for my daughters and to give them a homeland, because as a Palestinian I do not have a homeland. My husband died in Syria, when I was pregnant with my daughter […]
Fears and uncertainty ahead of upcoming elections
It will be many months before the polls open in El Salvador and the great web of the internet begins to receive votes remotely and electronically in person, as established by law. Concerns are more than justified. Luis Beatón The opening of online voting one month before the […]
Taken to court for installing solar panels
When a union tried to improve living conditions in a shantytown in southern Spain by installing solar panels, the local government took legal action. Jasmine Owens The Spanish government is failing to provide adequate living conditions for the thousands of workers who migrate to Spain to work in […]
Climate change: Funding women’s rights is crucial
Women continue to be underrepresented in climate debate and governance, as demonstrated at this year’s Cop27 United Nations conference, where women accounted for less than 34% of country negotiating teams. This needs to change. Tara Carey/ Equality Now Women are bearing the brunt of climate change and must […]
















