Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Thursday, October 22, 2026
From digital settlement barriers to heightened domestic abuse risks, stricter immigration rules have severely impacted this essential migrant community. Deprived of public funds and facing a hostile environment, thousands—over a third arriving via second-country migration like Spain—continue to fight for stability and official recognition in post-EU Britain.
The criminalisation of migration and increasingly restrictive European border policies leave people seeking to live and work abroad more vulnerable. Colonial legacies, economic exploitation and racism are part of a wider debate that questions who is allowed to cross borders and who has the right to remain. (The Prisma memoirs) […]
Juan Carlos Narvaez’s experience reflects that of many Latin American migrants seeking better opportunities abroad. In the UK, where he says he has experienced no discrimination, he has found employment opportunities and chosen to remain in the country to build the future he wants for his son. Yi ZOU […]
The growth of the Latin American population in the United States has transformed its social and political weight, while also making it harder to classify. Different nationalities, languages, ancestries and experiences challenge the categories used to define a community that no longer fits a single identity. Darrin Burgess […]
The story of Turkish immigrants in Germany reveals how racism, language barriers, and internal divisions have facilitated their economic exploitation, while cultural activities, far from being only repressed, have also sparked creative forms of community resistance.
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