Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Monday, October 26, 2026
In three decades, 450,664 people were killed and 7,752,964 were victims of forced displacement as a result of the armed conflict. Massacres, disappearances, kidnappings, rape and land dispossession were perpetrated by paramilitaries, guerrillas and members of the armed forces, among others. The state is also to blame. The Truth Commission has documented this reality.
– The impromptu march that took our anger to the PM’s doorstep – On 29th June 2022, the streets of central London were flooded with colour as an impromptu march made its way to Downing Street. Felix F Fern The #NotSafeToBeMe protest was called to demand that the […]
Slang is used both to stereotype minority communities, and used by minorities to assert their own identity, as the changing usage of ‘wetback’ illustrates. N.O.R.A. raps: “Todos mis amigos en el block ahora stand up”. A light-hearted account of the traps and the humour arising from learning a foreign language. […]
“Bolsonaro has blood on his hands and doesn’t have the courage to say he is very pleased,” said Bruno’s father-in-law, who doubts the minimal efforts of the government and the police to find out the truth behind this double crime. Sara Vivacqua* The double murder has made headlines […]
Migration statistics and policies hide the subjective experiences of migrating people. The hidden violence of controls pushes unpleasant sights away from European eyes. Forgotten film images bring the past to life and restore precious memories of loved ones to those who remain. Graham Douglas How can cinema respond […]
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