Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Saturday, October 31, 2026
Voting is an intrinsic part of democracy and a key way in which people can make their voices heard – as electoral results influence who makes decisions about our local area, our city, our region and the country. By participating in elections, voters have a say in decisions that affect […]
The term Jihad has catapulted into the public consciousness, instigating feelings of fear, violence and above all holy war. Sofia Ahmad Islamic Fundamentalists have popularised the idea of Jihad as simply unrestrained indiscriminate warfare against those who they perceive to be the enemies of Islam, when in fact […]
How unfair custody battles deepen the pain for mothers affected by PTSD In our latest edition, The Prisma published part one on the issue of migrant mothers fleeing domestic violence and now facing international child abduction charges. Although there is child protection, there is a great debate on what is […]
A genetic approach to a work of literature looks at what was written before the final, published version of the work: notebooks, drafts, correspondence and whatever else might offer clues to how a writer reached the final stage of their work. Sean Sheehan This level of research is […]
Has Israel’s national psyche abandoned morality and turned genocide into entertainment? Sul Nowroz / Real Media* It is rare for a state to lose its mind, to lose the ability to discern right from wrong, good from bad, righteousness from wickedness, but that condition appears to have taken […]
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