Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Friday, October 23, 2026
The desire to heal and save lives has prevailed since that day in April when the first person with a positive diagnostic test, María Nancy Ángel Rivas, aged 32, was admitted. Since then the team of physicians has deeply felt the imminent challenge from the always-present danger of infection. […]
I provide this statement in the ongoing proceedings USA v Julian Assange. I am aware of the allegations against Mr Assange and have read the indictments. I am familiar with the nature of the content of the publications in question. I have met Mr Assange on a number of occasions […]
Belgica Guaña is frightened for her family, who live in a country where the government chose to prioritise the economy over life. In addition, Newham district, of which she is a councillor for Canning Town South, has so far had 1,500 deaths from Coronavirus and poverty does not help to […]
With the pandemic, time seems to move slower for a ballerina like Viengsay Valdés, who used to go from theatre to theatre around the world. Martha Sánchez She has never been away from the stage for such a long time, but it was inevitable with the pandemic and […]
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange’s extradition hearing began at the Old Bailey. Assange returned to court in London on Monday 7th September for a hearing to decide whether he should be extradited to the United States for leaking secrets about the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. “The extradition hearing in London […]
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