The Rohingya, regarded by many in Myanmar as the spearhead of a Muslim invasion, endure statelessness and are deprived of their most basic rights, even in the rare cases in which they get [...]Read the full article
The debate over relationships between humans and machines often raises alarm and hope in equal measure. But now it is no longer science fiction: robots with incipient artificial intelligence are here and are calling at our door (or quite the [...]Read the full article
Benin relies on a vast illegal network that smuggles petrol from Nigeria. The former French colony cannot compete with the oil prices in Nigeria and has insufficient service stations to cover the population’s fuel [...]Read the full article
“Looking for Life on the Path of Death” is the slogan of the caravan of Central American mothers, making its annual procession through several Mexican states, where they look for clues to help find their children who disappeared on their way to the United [...]Read the full article
Pierre Vanneste and Laurence Gunn meet Senegalese fishermen to understand what drives their desire to leave for Europe.Read the full article
Thailand is in the process of restructuring its fishing industry after being accused, among other things, of using workers as slave labour. Graphics reporter Antolín Avezuela and journalist Laura Villadiego met with some of the migrant workers and [...]Read the full article
Every day about 830 women around the world die – almost all in developing countries – from preventable causes related to pregnancy and childbirth. The Mexican organisation Kinal Antzetik, in the Guerrero state, informs and empowers women with the aim of [...]Read the full article
Young Iranian graffiti artists use street walls to express their feelings on political and social issuesRead the full article
Photo journalist Consuelo Pagaza travels to Colonia Doctores (Mexico City) to photograph the chapel of Saint Jesús Malverde, known as the patron saint of the poor and of drug traffickers. The neighbourhood is known for its violence and high crime [...]Read the full article
Photo reporter and journalist Aitor Sáez goes deep into the Colombian jungle to learn about the hopes and fears of the FARC foot soldiers regarding their future lives as civilians and the new political party (which the FARC will be turned into as of [...]Read the full article
Photojournalist Pierre Vanneste accompanied industrial fishing workers to the north-east Atlantic to report on the day-to-day reality of life at sea. They tell him: “As soon as we’re on board and have reached the fishing ground, the work never stops until the [...]Read the full article
Journalists Isabelle Merminod and Tim Baster spent several days in Idomeni, at the border between Greece and Macedonia, to document the plight of thousands of children, women and men stuck in a makeshift refugee [...]Read the full article
