Interviews

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Guillem Muñoz, from the Adsis Foundation, giving a workshop on the use of new technologies.

Guillem Muñoz: "We must limit children’s exposure to screens just as we do with alcohol"

Jordi Calvo, Coordinator of the International Peace Bureau in Barcelona.

Jordi Calvo: ‘Social change can’t be stopped. There is no going back’

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Philippe de Dinechin is the current director and one of the founders of the Fundación Comparte.

Philippe de Dinechin: "Organisations are born, grow and die, what matters are the seeds they leave behind"

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Hibai Arbide is a lawyer who practiced in Barcelona until he moved to Greece to work as a journalist and he has now specialized in the far-right movements.

Hibai Arbide: "Every time we retweet hate speech to criticize it we are giving in to exactly what they want"

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Salam Al-Maslamani, member of the Palestinian Community of Catalonia and the Catalan Association of Jews and Palestinians – JUNTS (TOGETHER).

Salam Al-Maslamani: "Israel is attacking the Palestinian population for ethnic cleansing"

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Belén del Tovar, ICT educator and member of FemDevs i Girls Make Games.

Belén del Tovar: "As videogames start to be developed by women, they will change radically”

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Laura Lorenzi, president of Taula Catalana per la Pau i els Drets Humans a Colòmbia (Catalan Table for Peace and Human Rights in Colombia).

Laura Lorenzi: "There is clear evidence of police brutality in the protests in Colombia"

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Médecins Sans Frontières, at Cox's Bazar camp.

Natàlia Torrent: "The Rohingya depend entirely on health services provided by humanitarian organisations"

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Juan Carrión, president of FEDER.

Juan Carrión: “Care-giving for people with rare diseases has been interrupted in 91% of cases”

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Carlo Stasolla, president of Associazione 21 luglio.

Carlo Stasolla: "In Italy, racism towards the Roma people is related to aporophobia"

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Mihai Bica, Roma Brexit Campaigning and Policy project of Roma Support Group.

Mihai Bica: “Roma children are 5 times more likely to be excluded from school”

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