Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Thursday, October 22, 2026
United Kingdom
Animal rights campaigner caged day and night in Trafalgar Square. Every morning, a pig called Luna chews the bars of her crate. Held at Red Court Farm in Suffolk, Luna is three years old and tagged through her right ear – sow number 684. She has no way to turn around. […]
Human dignity does not disappear with death. In Colombia, a history scarred by violence is once again raising questions about the boundaries that the State must respect, even with regards to a fallen enemy, to avoid the risk of converting corpses into symbols of victory, effectiveness or power, and reestablishing […]
Protectors of Indigenous territories in the Peruvian Amazon face threats from drug traffickers, loggers, illegal miners and others seeking to exploit their resources. Since 2013, several defenders have been murdered, and dozens remain under threat of death. At least 43 Amazonian Indigenous leaders appear to be lined up on […]
Migration is a social fact and consequently, it affects the whole of society. It is a process that creates change for those who emigrate, for those who accept immigrants and for the families who stay behind in the native country.
More than 170 thousand beneficiaries of TPS will lose their work permits if the programme ends. They have brought up citizens, bought homes and paid $1.5 billion in taxes annually. The end of the programme would leave El Salvador without 25% of its remittances. A week ago, the United States celebrated Labor Day in a context in which immigrants, the force that sustains […]
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