Training and support of teachers is crucial. All of the teachers are refugees themselves and may be dealing with their own trauma. Deborah Torr Imagine that today is the first day in your career as a teacher. You’re excited and feel ready to make a difference. The only […]
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In the face of state crimes: defending the right to live without fear
The National Movement for Victims of State Crime (Movice) in Colombia has fought against impunity and forget for 15 years, and is demanding that the government recognises these crimes as a real, widespread phenomenon. Masiel Fernández Bolaños Prensa Latina interviewed Luz Marina Hache —a member of Movice and […]
Evo and the fraud that never existed
Statements from the Bolivian right and the Organisation of American States (OAS) claiming fraud in the 20th October elections where Evo Morales was declared the winner, show more weaknesses now than ever. Alain Valdés Sierra Several studies show that the narrative aimed at legitimising Morales’ forced exit confirms, […]
Distance and Solidarity to combat COVID- 19
This, as in all the battles for human health, requires urgent support, not only on an individual level but also on a collective one. A sick person is a victim who could create more victims. These are times for good judgement, to end selfishness, to understand and look after others […]
Coronavirus and a new society
My daughter commented recently that the global pandemic reminds her of all the dystopian scifi books on her bookshelf; a genre all of its own, there are even sections dedicated to it in bookshops. Steve Latham For my generation, growing up watching TV programmes about World War 2, […]
















