Angela, Janahan, Merwa, Michael, Mohamed, Nirmala, and Selamawit, are seven refugees who left their countries to search of safety in the United Kingdom. They survived the horrors of war and gender violence, but now face another threat: racism and xenophobia. Two women escaped from Saudi Arabia and Sri Lanka, two of the worst world countries regarding Human Rights. All their stories merge within a context of a rising xenophobia in the Western world.
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The Prisma wins International Reporting of the Year award
This year, 12 years after its creation and 12 years of being a pioneering, bilingual and unique media in the UK by and for migrants, The Prisma wins an award at the IMA Awards 2022. The “International Reporting of the year” award is significant not only because the Independent […]
NATO expansionism and Russian invasion of Ukraine: the debate on the left
The real issue that has generated much heated discussion on the left is not over whether the Russian invasion is justifiable. Few, that is very few, say it is. Rather the key question is whether raising the issue of NATO distracts from the atrocity of the Russian invasion. Steve […]
War, exodus and demographic deficit
There has been a huge exodus of Ukrainians into neighbouring countries fleeing the war in their country: three million and counting. Just as in Syria and in other countries engulfed by war, there has been a refugee disaster. Michael Roberts But this latest exodus from Ukraine adds to […]
A region sick with violence
This is a zone with great farming and ranching potential, but it is facing one of the most difficult to solve conflicts in Africa. Displaced people live in tragic conditions and in five years, the number of deaths has reached 300,000. Julio Morejon Tartabull There the battles between […]
















