I remember growing up in Radcliffe, in Lancashire. A small industrial town, with hundreds of chimneys belching smoke over the valley. None remain now. Steve Latham The cotton industry has collapsed. Our temporary historical blip, of imperial protection, has been replaced by global capitalism, and the terminal decline […]
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Fidel Narvaez: “Julian Assange knows he is protected and that helps him to be calm”
This week on Jun 19th it will be one year since Julian Assange entered the Ecuadorian Embassy to request asylum. Mónica del Pilar Uribe Marín It has not been a easy year: tense and full of speculations. Sought by the US and Swedish authorities, and with the UK […]
“Fossil”… a story of love, a story of lost
Love and lost, spirits of the past, awakening the childhood of civilisation, cultural exchange with the distant souls are the topics of Iraqi born Artist Sadiq Toma. Shanta Sultana Living in exile in London Sadiq creates a cultural phenomenon connecting with the ancient civilisation of Sumeria and introducing […]
The Prisma debated Multiculturalism, which has a future but few supporters
For almost 3 hours in one of the large elegant rooms of the British Parliament, a group of panellists exchanged views, something which despite being informative, generated controversy and created few new friends. The event was organised by The Prisma – The Multicultural Newspaper.
Multiculturalism? Yes, but we only tolerate diversity
There is no problem with multiculturalism as such, it has existed since ancient times even though the term arose only recently. It is a necessary, and unavoidable fact of life. Monica del Pilar Uribe Marin It has its own dynamic, and its own difficulties resulting from the interaction […]















