March 30, 2023
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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 Abu Bakr Bashir   Journalism without fear means journalism with a high level of protection by law, training and safety equipment. Journalism without favour also needs laws stating what journalists can gain, have access to, be immune from, only on the professional level and not on

Family Encounter: together we share an emotional burden This photographic project documents Zozan Yasar, a 29-year-old Kurdish woman, on her first family encounter. Two years have passed since she was forced to flee her homeland, Turkey, as a consequence of experiencing arrests and continuous harassment due

This animation, based on Fuller's writing, depicts the UK's "hostile immigration environment" as a fairytale, drawing on elements of the government's approach which have impacted and destroyed the lives of thousands of non-EU nationals. As Home Secretary in 2012, Theresa May's policy introduced a cruel new approach towards immigration

The term resilience is frequently woven into complex narratives of migration. Understandably so. Surviving torture, imprisonment, homelessness or conflict, and then starting again in an unfamiliar, possibly hostile new country takes a depth of resilience that fortunately most of us will never require. Resilience can