Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Friday, October 23, 2026
23 June 2026 marks the tenth anniversary of the Brexit referendum. It promised greater control over borders, laws and economic policy. Ten years on, however, the British economy is facing a significant slowdown, the country’s governance has rarely appeared so unstable, and anti-immigration rhetoric has intensified in an increasingly divided society.
An immigrant woman who worked as a cleaner was fired for “theft and gross misconduct” from her job at a warehouse in Erith, to the south-east of London. Her union has initiated legal proceedings arguing for discrimination. Pablo Muñoz Tobeida Cruz is a 60-year-old Ecuadorian immigrant in the […]
With opposition fragmented and the regime intent on crushing it, it is difficult to be hopeful in Iran. The youth have not resigned themselves to a return of the Shah nor to the existing repression, but progress will be slow. Graham Douglas The enthusiasm among some Iranians, especially […]
Ana Ramos arrived in London from Colombia when she was eleven. She quickly felt at home but would discover she had ADHD, dyslexia and dyspraxia years after having to retake her A-levels twice. With her diagnoses, she graduated from university and has worked as a paralegal and across the civil […]
Net migration falls by fifty per cent but voters continue to be fooled by right-wing media obsession. The latest migration figures released by the Office for National Statistics tell a story that cuts directly against years of political rhetoric, sensationalist headlines and culture war panic amplified by sections of the […]
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