Where names become numbers, homes turn to rubble, and hopes are stolen away by the echo of F35 fighter jets. The founder of Palestine Museum US sat down with The Prisma to tell harrowing stories unfolding in Gaza, and to illuminate the art that documents them.
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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 […]
Amilcar Cabral and decolonization today
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Portuguese Revolution and the centenary of the birth of one of the most influential leaders of the African decolonization movement. Transatlantically, Cuba played an important part militarily and politically in ejecting the colonizers, while Brazilian Paolo Freire was influenced by Cabral’s education for the people.
The odyssey of migrants in the Darien forest
Imagine, for a moment, the sense of anguish at leaving behind your home and country. Not by choice, but by urgent need. This is the reality for thousands of Venezuelan men and women, who, driven by desperation and distress, are facing an unimaginable journey through this region. Eduardo Andrés […]
Those impeding justice and equity in Colombia
There are several reasons and circumstances that make Colombia ungovernable. At first glance, one can see the cultural circumstances that, associated with a naturalised mafia ethos, prevent any effort to change corrupt political practices and the criminal exercise of power from producing results in the medium term. Germán Ayala […]
















