Rica Agnes Castaneda, Jay Panelo
Rica Agnes Castaneda, Jay Panelo


Pascal Peerboom
Pascal Peerboom


Trixi Eder, Lisa Riedner
Trixi Eder, Lisa Riedner

„I am not racist, but...“
first thoughts on the situation of Roma in Bulgaria&Europe >> Read more...

27.8.2010

Daiva Terescenko, Cyril Horiszny
Daiva Terescenko, Cyril Horiszny


Massimo Bortolini
Massimo Bortolini


Monika Kmita, Piotr Szenajch
Monika Kmita, Piotr Szenajch


Miguel Benito
Miguel Benito


Jan Hanzlík, Petr Šilhánek
Jan Hanzlík, Petr Šilhánek

A hot day on The Dry Bridge
Tbilisi in those days, that is a hot pot, where every single step burns your energy. Sun is shining without mercy from 8 till 8 o´clock and driving a „marshrutka“, a small bus made mostly from old Ford Transits, is the same as go to the turkish bath (but cheaper). >> Read more...

31.8.2010

Octavian Balea, Georgiana Macovei
Octavian Balea, Georgiana Macovei


Martina Křížková, David Kumermann
Martina Křížková, David Kumermann

Olga
In the time of crises foreigners stay in Pilsen. But there is less legal work available – people have to do the illicit one. Authorities stopped to give away work permits and are also trying hard to discontinue the residence permits. >> Read more...

7.7.2010

Iva Zímová, Tomáš Janeba
Iva Zímová, Tomáš Janeba


Tomáš Lindner, Jérémie Jung
Tomáš Lindner, Jérémie Jung

"If I get my papers, I would be translator in Czech Republic"
Michel tries to stay away from Wenceslas square as much as he can. He knows, that there is work there, but prefer not to try. Michel avoids Wenceslas Square, "there is too much Policemen", he said. >> Read more...

30.8.2010

Miriam Santiago
Miriam Santiago
> Seville (ESP)

A Diplomatic Conflict.
The recent economic crisis that is spreading all over the world from the US is specially affecting the construction industry in Spain, where construction has been a crucial pillar of Spanish economy during the last few years. Since last October, thousands of jobs have disappeared in Spain as a result of the construction crisis. These currently increasing thousands are becoming a problem, not only because they are unemployed, but because most of them are immigrants. >> Read more...

15.5.2008

Myra Plus
Myra Plus
Ukraine > Poland

How being closed to be open?
Recently I passed through the article of Les Black “Beaches and graveyards: Europe's haunted borders“ on eurozine.com about the small border town between France and Spain in which his life ended philosopher and literary critic Walter Benjamin. The reason of suicide was the denying him possibility to cross that border and possibility to be saved from Holocaust. The author compares this story with present day situation in that town and with impossibility to cross that border for people from Africa for who attempt to escape ends also with death, but this time in the sea.
>> Read more...

19.6.2008

Olga Smirnova
Olga Smirnova
Terra Incognita (UKR) > Prague (CZ)

Fear and Loathing on the German-Polish Border
It is hard to believe but this happened right in the middle of the “civilized world”, in the country that is among the first nowadays to advocate peace and human rights, the country promoting democracy and fair European Neighborhood Policy. The rude, almost inhuman behavior of the German border guards on the German-Polish border towards the Ukrainian legal (!!) migrants shocked many who heard about it. Unfortunately, most of the Germans would not now about this incident, and many of the Ukrainians in the immigration would simply fail to unite against the injustice towards their fellow country men. >> Read more...

5.7.2008
 
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