Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Thursday, October 22, 2026
Wars, migration and other global issues have led the Pope to express himself on issues tending to be in the realm of international politics. His calls for peace and his criticism of those who promote violence raise how the moral voice is articulated with his status as sovereign of Vatican […]
A British mining company is contaminating the drinking water of over 100,000 people in the south of Peru. The Prisma documents how the extraction of metals needed by developed countries to achieve fossil-free energy leads to environmental degradation in the southern hemisphere and questions the sustainability of UN Development Goals for 2030.
When a record-breaking political donation triggers a Parliamentary investigation, it rarely happens in isolation. Behind the headlines lie questions about transparency, public trust and the long-unresolved relationship between money and power in British politics — questions that have resisted resolution for nearly a century.
The testimony of the mother of one of the victims of the Case of the Burned relives the brutal attack against two young people during a protest against the Chilean dictatorship and recalls the impact of one of the most painful episodes in the country’s recent history. Carmen Esquivel […]
They cannot be called migrants, they are human rights survivors. We are accomplices to a massive crime, that sends thousands of innocent young people from across Africa to places where they meet their death. Mass rape is a tool for those in power. Cecile Allegra: “When you rape the men, you eliminate the political class”.
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