Ceuta. When the border becomes a sentence
In Ceuta, thousands of people are still living on the street, with no real access to asylum. Ceuta is described as an emergency, but it is a structural border system that produces death instead of
READ MOREIn Ceuta, thousands of people are still living on the street, with no real access to asylum. Ceuta is described as an emergency, but it is a structural border system that produces death instead of
READ MOREWhile we remember women killed and injured by male violence, politics continues to send out contradictory signals. On one side, Nordio talks about the “genetic code of man” that supposedly does not really accept equality,
READ MOREWe’re here. After months of walking parallel paths, meeting, exchanging messages, holding meetings and sharing dreams, the time has come to finally gather all together. On 15 and 16 November we met in Siena for
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