At least one million displaced Syrian interns have already returned to their places of origin and, at the same time, more than half a million refugees returned from neighbouring countries. It was revealed by the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs when referring to the forced […]
Migrants
The Pylos state crime: We make our tears a sea of anger
On June 13, 2023: Alarm Phone received the first call from the Adriana, an overcrowded boat in distress carrying about 750 people that departed from Libya towards Europe. In the hours that followed, our volunteers alerted competent authorities and attempted several times to reach the people in distress, sometimes successfully […]
A philosophy of life: “Territory minded, not office minded”
He was once an illegal immigrant. He is informal and warm-hearted, but reticent on the subject of Julian Assange and Edward Snowden. His style is different. He considers himself a revolutionary. (The Prisma memoirs) Noelia Ceballos Terrén For the last four months, Ecuadoreans in London have had a […]
Immigrants: besieged, persecuted and stigmatised
The Trump administration’s harsh immigration policies create fear and concrete consequences for immigrants in the USA. The growing climate of insecurity is illustrated by cases like that of a Mexican student mistakenly arrested, a Cuban rapper threatened with deportation and the withdrawal of visas for artists and foreign students. […]
Journalism in exile: five years without my daughters
For five years, between the blurred borders of exile and fatherhood, a man breathes—with words as his only weapon. He is neither a hero nor a victim, just someone whose honest desire to speak the truth tore him away from his home, his family, his country. This is the story of silent suffering—of those unseen yet still standing.
















