A photographic project highlighting the need to fight sexual violence against women and girls around the world by Ivanovitch Ingabire. Ivanovitch Ingabire is a Burundian photographer and video maker currently living in the Dzaleka Refugee Camp in Malawi. He is working as a volunteer with Fraternidade Sem Fronteiras, an NGO helping refugees
By Osama Gaweesh The US elections have caught the entire world's attention. Millions have been invested in the outcome of this election, but none as invested as the Middle Eastern leaders. Joe Biden’s victory means that the authoritarian regimes in the Middle East will now lose the
This was supposed to be done on World Mental Health Day, but ironically I only learned about it the night before. So it has taken me some time.Every single day while I’m trying to get more work, I face a straightforward question: “Do you have
In Egypt they call the medical team who fight the coronavirus for the sake of people the "white army". However these dedicated doctors and nurses are fighting the deadly disease with a significant lack of PPE and inadequate medical equipment. According to the Egyptian Doctors Syndicate (EDS),
In times of staying at home, it is natural to long for connection even more. So in the midst of the current pandemic, the Refugee Journalism Project (London) and the Digital Media for Professionals with Flight History (Hamburg) held their first virtual meeting to explore
By Hilal Seven If there is anything more difficult than being a refugee, it is being a gay refugee. The story of Rosida Koyuncu is exactly like that. In fact, it is not only his gay identity that makes his story challenging, but all his other
The Story Behind Integrate That! by Abdulwahab Tahhan If you turn on your TV or pick up a newspaper, you might find some stories about refugees in Europe. Most of these stories are not reported by refugees themselves. The refugees would be only the subject of an interview,
As Covid-19 continues to spread, the voices of the poorest and most marginalised have largely been missing from the mainstream media.
by Amr Bakkar Journalism is a method to convey people’s voice and it is the monitoring entity that supervises and keeps an eye on government’s performance. However, when totalitarian regimes and states exist, they do not want people’s voices to be heard nor do they want any
By Hilal Seven I dedicate this article to the reporters who were at the frontline of the war that broke out in the south eastern part of Turkey in 2015. During the 2015 Turkish curfews in Diyarbakır, I worked as a reporter and translator. Since I could
