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Abortion Ireland She is Not a Criminal

26th May 2017
Sandra’s Story

Abortion Ireland She is Not a Criminal

26th May 2017
Aoife’s Story

Abortion Ireland She is Not a Criminal

26th May 2017
Frances’ Story

Abortion Ireland She is Not a Criminal

26th May 2017
AF’s Story

Abortion Ireland She is Not a Criminal

26th May 2017
Orla’s Story

Abortion Ireland She is Not a Criminal

26th May 2017
Laoise’s Mother’s Experience

Abortion Ireland She is Not a Criminal

26th May 2017
Nicola’s Story

Abortion Ireland She is Not a Criminal

26th May 2017
Rebecca H’s Story

Abortion Ireland She is Not a Criminal

26th May 2017
Roisin’s Story

FreeTurkeyCartoon

2nd May 2017
Drawing fire: Why we must support cartoonists and journalists jailed in Turkey

U.S. President Donald Trump looks on during a National Economic Council meeting in the Oval Office at the White House March 24, 2017 in Washington, D.C.

27th April 2017
100 Threats to Human Rights – and How We’re Fighting Back

Demonstrators clash with riot police during a march against Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, in Caracas on April 19, 2017.
Venezuelans took to the streets Wednesday for massive demonstrations for and against President Nicolas Maduro, whose push to tighten his grip on power has triggered deadly unrest that has escalated the country's political and economic crisis. / AFP PHOTO / CARLOS BECERRA (Photo credit should read CARLOS BECERRA/AFP/Getty Images)

24th April 2017
The art of surviving a Venezuela on the brink

On 7 April 2017, the informal Romani settlement of Gianturco was forcibly evicted by local authorities in Naples, southern Italy. The community counted around 1,300 Romanian Roma, however many of them left the settlement in the days before the eviction due to repeated harrasment by authorities, feared how the eviction would be carried out and also were threatened with homelessness by authorities. On the day of the eviction, around 200/300 families were in the settlement. Around 130 of them were moved to a new segregated camp in Via del Riposo - where the previous camp was burnt down by unknown in 2011. Few families were offered as alternative a reception centre described " as a prison" by Roma themselves. Many others moved in temporarily with friends and related around Naples and outside, while others moved into existent informal settlements where they fear being forcibly evicted again. Few families are sleeping rough in their cars.

18th April 2017
Italy – A home destroyed: the eviction of Gianturco

Mexico-US Line at the Border of Tijuana and San Diego. Mexico´s side.

6th April 2017
USA-Mexico border: ‘We witnessed the eerie calm before the storm’

Manor Fouad Jasem receives treatment for a gunshot wound from the ongoing fighting between the Islamic State and Iraqi federal forces at al-Zahra’ Medical Clinic in eastern Mosul. March 13, 2017.

3rd April 2017
Bombed in Their Homes, Civilians in Mosul Blame Reckless Coalition Forces

H8JCMW Demonstrators chant in protest against the election of Republican Donald Trump as President of the United States, at the Trump International Hotel & Tower in Las Vegas, Nevada, U.S. November12, 2016. REUTERS/David Becker TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY

27th March 2017
Time for humankind to create a new reality

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