A “Crisis” that Dehumanizes: The Reality of Migration in the European Union
Is the migration “crisis” in the EU really a crisis? Who does it really affect? A look at how public perception of migration has changed.
Ilaria, a Life Suspended Between the Desire and the Duty to Help Others
Nursing is never easy, especially when it involves spending countless hours and days on the front lines. One of them tells us her story.
How to Identify a Dictator Before They Rise to Power
Sabotaging democratic processes to gain political power is the weapon used by every dictator, in every time and place. Let’s explore the issue.
The Human Zoo: From Dehumanizing Exhibition to Appropriation of the Other
Brief history of ethnic displays capable of fueling structural racism that has had devastating impacts on world history.
Bad Bunny and the new record on Puerto Rico: when music gets political
Bad Bunny, a singer-songwriter with worldwide success, reminds us that music is also political.
Sudan, a history of war
Sudan, due to various and interconnected factors, has been facing one of the most severe humanitarian crises in the world for years. What are the causes? And what is the role of the international community?
Two stories, one aim: human rights
Today, 9th December, is the International Human Rights Defenders Day and tomorrow we will celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.