Angelo Boccato

Ariam Tekle, sociologa e antropologa milanese di seconda generazione eritrea presenterà oggi pomeriggio a Torino, in collegamento da New York il suo primo documentario, da lei scritto…

Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. I would like to submit to you attention a new interview from the festival Internazionale a Ferrara 2015, with the Burkina Faso musician and activist Sam…

Good afternoon. I had the chance to meet during the festival Internazionale a Ferrara Sam Wallman, Australian cartoonist author of the comic At Work inside our detention centres : A Guard’s S…

Expo 2015 in Milan closed its gates on October 31. While the event has been portrayed as a ‘business card’ for Milan, the whole of Italy, and PM Matteo Renzi’s government, protests against it have taken place in the city for years, led by the No Expo…

Good morning! I was in Ferrara, in Northern Italy last week end and I had the chance to meet many journalists, artists, activists from all over the planet during the festival Internazionale a Ferra…

The UK General Elections are on their way, with just one day to go. National and international observers are focused on the Tories and the Labour Party,  the established names to compete for the ma…

More Italians are leaving their homeland in search of a better future in the UK. An interview with film directorLuca Vullo. In 2013, the number of Italian migrants reached its peak of 94,000 people…

David Cameron’s Conservative Party have made it clear that they plan to hold a referendum on EU membership in 2017. However, this pledge has widely been seen as an act to appease the Tories&#…

What has been the impact of the Health and Social Care Act of 2012 on the UK’s National Health Service (NHS)? Before the [Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition] government was elected they promis…

Global Justice Now, a democratic social justice organisation, that used to be called the World Development Movement and the “Take back our world” event signalled the launch of their act…

It can’t rain forever, not even in London. Since I have been living in the City, I have found out that the great claims about the infinite rain are more than exaggerated. In fact, last Sunday, it w…

This Friday, two of Italy’s biggest national trade union centres, CGIL (the Italian General Confederation of Labour) and UIL, (the Italian General Union of Labour) will go on strike against the la…

Maryam Al-Khawaja is the daughter of the Bahraini human rights activist Abdulhadi al-Khawaja and the acting president for the Bahrain Centre for Human Rights. A dual Danish-Bahraini citizen, she wa…

A global coalition of trade unionists is piling on the pressure for governments and employers to come out in support of a new international Convention to stop gender-based violence (GBV) in the wor…

The Democratic Party’s (PD) electoral success in Italy during the recent European elections has given a high degree of legitimacy to Matteo Renzi’s government, considering the fact that its formati…

interview with Abdalhadi Alijla, academic, writer and author, Director of @IMESCanada Regional Manager for the Gulf countries at @Vdeminstitute. The interview is focused on Palestinian affairs unde…

This year’s European elections can definitely be considered the most important since their institution in 1979 and fall during a time where the same ideas of the European project, which finds its o…

Today’s European elections were written into history before they had even begun. Not since the end of the Second World War has the continent experience has a profound economic, social, political an…

Sakhr Al-Makhadhi | Sakhr From blog­ger to Syria ex­pert for the BBC. Born in the United King­dom, from a Yemeni Ara­bic fa­ther and an Eng­lish mother, Sakhr Al-Makhadhi grew up in the midst of ne…

Last night I had the chance to see John Pilger’s last movie at Ritzy Picturehouse in Brixton, followed by a Q & A with the director. John Pilger‘ s investigations have been focused on issues su…