Afghanistan is currently the most dangerous place in the world to be a journalist.Read the full article
“Workers in the sectors of agriculture, hotels and media are mostly subjected to constant harassment, intimidation and even deadly attacks.”Read the full article
“There were no rap fans in Syria at that time. We were such an oddity. People in the community think you’re either gay or the devil if you’re a rapper.”Read the full article
Julia Hall, AI: “What really saves lives is good police and intelligence work.”Read the full article
The Mothers for Life network, the first international body supporting parents whose children have been recruited by terrorist groupsRead the full article
The power of music rests not just in music itself, but in the peopleRead the full article
Ali Zeddini, one of the representatives of the Tunisian Quartet (Nobel Peace Prize 2015), assesses the path travelled by his country over the last five years and talks about the region, terrorism, refugees and civil societyRead the full article
A peasant movement is challenging the country’s most powerful institutionRead the full article
Our questions must simultaneously take on board the democratic, socio-economic and religious aspectsRead the full article
“As an artist it was important for me to say that we can use any word. There aren’t words that we shouldn’t use because they’re sacred for someone”Read the full article
“We do cartoons not because we want to make funny gags. It’s a life and death situation for us, every day”Read the full article
“Rather than working on the causes of radicalism, we’re still working on the consequences,” say two French former Guantanamo detainees.Read the full article
