Suella Braverman, “diversity” as a tool for a xenophobic policies
Suella Braverman is the latest conservative party appointee as home secretary, like her predecessors, the new UK home secretary has already set objectives : stopping immigrants crossing the channel and leaving the European Court of Human Rights.
Floods in Pakistan: when a poor country pays the price of climate change
33 million people in Pakistan, in south asian, have been affected by torrential monsoon rains and flooding. Close to 1400 people have lost their lives. The country that has one of the lowest gas emissions in the world is being hit the hardest by climate change.
Political participation is a human right
As the world celebrates Human Rights Day, the rights of millions of people living in the European Union are being repeatedly violated. The report #PartofEurope, published by Voicify today, highlights how they are excluded from participating in political and public life.
Culinary Tales in Exile: Food as More Than Sustenance
In our cultural series, Culinary Tales in Exile, we explore the sentiments behind food with recipes and reflections from ten members of the Guiti News community from migratory backgrounds spanning across Iran, Palestine, Bolivia, India, Chad, Portugal, Pakistan, Syria, Brazil and Lebanon. In this opinion piece, two of the contributors, Guest Writer Diva Garg and […]
The politics of exhaustion and juxtaposed controls: harmful migration governance at the Franco-British border without end in sight
“Camps appear and then are destroyed, people in displacement come and go, they are dispersed, pushed away, subjected to violence and abuse”. In this opinion piece, Marta Welander, Director of the NGO Refugee Rights Europe, alerts to the living conditions of people in exile in the north of France, while looking at the events at […]
