Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Saturday, October 24, 2026
Victor Serge was born in Brussels in 1890 but came to live in many cities. He was, as an outstanding new biography puts it, an “unruly revolutionary”. Sean Sheehan His parents were Russian immigrants and, in Paris, their son was drawn into anarchist circles and began writing for […]
Integrating cultures depends not only on diversity but on the ability to question and critically assess beliefs and values. Authoritarian or liberal rigidity can hinder creativity and limit the development of dynamic multicultural societies. Nigel Pocock Multiculturalism is about ‘integration’ and ‘tolerance’, both ill-defined. This envisages a […]
Islamophobia and far-right discourse intensify after terrorist attacks, while the media reinforce prejudice against diverse Muslim communities. The challenge is to distinguish minority violence from the broader richness of European pluralism.. Some have spoken about the risk of Islamisation of Europe and the alleged danger that a Muslim presence poses […]
Miguel Hernández’s life reveals the intersection of poetic creation, political commitment and personal suffering, accompanied by the intellectual solidarity of writers who recognised his greatness early on. Armando Orozco Tovar What did I do to deserve so much time inside? It was 1961, in the poet Darío Samper’s […]
Recent figures demonstrate a persistent pattern of child violence in the Dominican Republic. The cultural acceptance of physical punishment, the fragility of the systems of protection and the limited use of trustworthy information hinders public actions capable of preventing repeated harm. More than 63% of girls and boys between 1 and 14 years old have been victims.
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