It has been two years since 72 people lost their lives following a fire at Grenfell Tower in London, but survivors and families of the bereaved still have very few answers.Read the full article
The historic peace agreement is at a very delicate stage. The reason? The Special Jurisdiction for Peace (SJP), the tribunal that was created to judge the war, is today a battlefield between two conflicting views. Meanwhile, insecurity in the [...]Read the full article
“What is at stake here goes far beyond the sporting challenge. What we want to achieve is a level of visibility that will finally put women’s football on the map, across the whole of the country and abroad, and to reach the stage where we stop talking about [...]Read the full article
Over 1,000 people were killed, and more than three million people were affected after Cyclone Idai tore through Mozambique, Malawi and Zimbabwe this March, destroying roads, houses, schools, bridges and [...]Read the full article
“Suddenly, demonstrations were banned, and there were serious violations of freedom of expression. Thousands of people have been sent to prison for messages they published on social media, accused of belonging to or spreading propaganda for terrorist [...]Read the full article
Kidnapping, journalism, consultancy, working as a guide or fixer for NGOs and foreign media outlets…these are some of the ‘job opportunities’ available to those who have lost everything in a country ravaged by [...]Read the full article
In its thirst to attract foreign investment, Ethiopia is selling off its natural resources, like water, used notably for the production and export of roses.Read the full article
According to activists in Mexico, the current president is violating the rights of citizens to organise, participate in society and defend themselves against dictatorial, corrupt and inefficient authorities – an attack on the human rights that are [...]Read the full article
Haiti has seen repeated protest movements for over a year now. While calm seems to have been restored in the last few weeks, the reasons for the anger behind the protests remain.Read the full article
Many Senegalese football players hoping to launch their careers are forging documents to appear younger and more attractive to foreign clubs. But this scheme can sometimes have devastating [...]Read the full article
Former enemies on the battlefield during the Lebanese Civil War, today a group of ex-combatants are trying to help steer young people away from sectarian violence.Read the full article
A hard-hitting play recently performed in Spain about the highly publicised ‘La Manada’ (‘the Wolf Pack’) trial – five men accused of raping a young woman in 2016 – and the decision to show it specifically to secondary school students has pinpointed an important shortcoming: the lack of [...]Read the full article
