The information that characterises the official Bolivian discourse is contradictory, false, perhaps hidden, even in the context of Covid-19, to the point of becoming an infodemic. Claudia Espinoza This deepens the anguish of a society in a permanent state of “emergency” since the coup d’état carried out on […]
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Abuse and violence against women persist in the world
Significant levels of inequality persist globally, and many women and girls experience multiple and combined forms of discrimination, vulnerability and marginalisation throughout their lives. Ibis Frade Recent studies carried out by United Nations (UN) agencies show that violence against women and girls is still accepted in many parts […]
Spread of coronavirus in refugee camps
According to Oxfam, refugees living in camps are sharing one tap between up to 250 people and many have less than 3.5 square metres of living space per person – smaller than the average UK bathroom – which will make it extremely difficult to contain a coronavirus outbreak. The […]
The politics of Covid-19
As usual, on Tuesday, we met to provide food for the homeless in Central London; only this time, we were not able to do so in our building, but had to do it outside, by the gates. Steve Latham In this way, we were able to guarantee ‘social […]
Solidarity with the GRT community, their homes and lands
In November last year, the Conservative Party published a manifesto that could have serious consequences for families who travel frequently or whose home is also their method of transport, and for minorities such as the Gypsy, Roma and Traveller community. An event to discuss this topic and to build solidarity […]