Paul Rice and his partner Liam travelled across Russia on the Trans-Siberian railway, making contact with LGBTQ+ groups along the route. Despite his lack of film-making experience, and their need to appear as innocent tourists, they achieved a remarkable document: “A worm in the heart”, which reveals the extent of repression in Russia today.
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The devastating impact of the pandemic on the Pacific
The insular nations of this area of the world succeeded in dodging the coronavirus epidemic, but they could not free themselves of its economic havoc. According to the International Labour Organisation (ILO), the impact of the pandemic could leave tens of thousands of people submerged in poverty. Amelia Duarte […]
Fighting the pandemic: Cuban doctors on Venezuelan soil
Faced with an influx of thousands of migrants returning from Brazil, a multidisciplinary team of healthcare professionals from the Cuban Medical Mission in Venezuela is on the front line in containing the Covid-19 pandemic at the border. Dailyn Ruano Martínez The 21 specialists of the first brigade of […]
Immigrants in Covid-19 times: Kuanchi Chen
A Taiwanese immigrant moved to London ten months ago with her working holiday visa to work in a coffee shop, thus having the opportunity to prepare to commence a master’s degree in the UK the coming September. Coronavirus outbreak has thrown her plans into turmoil. Nathan Raia I […]
An army between life and death
They are known as the crew, and they are the last stage of the front line, or intensive care, where the defining battle between life and death is fought against Covid-19. Orlando Oramas León In the Salvador Allende hospital in the Cuban capital, the crew led by Dr. […]
















