Newsletter No. 104

Jordi Wijnalda: "In the world we live in, more and more filmmakers are in danger because of their activity"

We speak with the coordinator of the International Coalition for Filmmakers at Risk (ICFR), an organization that works in defense of filmmakers who are persecuted, tortured or imprisoned around the world.

Clara Jorge: "Currently there is an increase in the political mobilization of Sahrawi youth"

We talk with the youth association Sàhara Dempeus days before their visit to the Tindouf camps in a shared project with International Civil Service and Sahrawi National Radio.

Decathlon Still Fails to Protect Workers' Rights

Twelve years after the collapse of the Rana Plaza building in Bangladesh, which killed over 1,100 garment workers, major European sportswear retailer Decathlon is being accused of continuing to profit from exploitative labor conditions in the country.

Turning Down the Volume: Europe’s Fight Against Noise Pollution

International Noise Awareness Day highlights the growing concern about noise pollution. This article presents key European organizations working to reduce noise and promote healthier sound environments across the continent.

Building Bridges of Compassion: European Volunteer Initiatives Enhancing Mental Health Among the Elderly

In recognition of Global Mental Health Awareness Day on May 10, with a focus on community-based and intergenerational initiatives, we examine how organizations like Cycling Without Age, CLIVE, and Vol’Go are creatively addressing loneliness, isolation, and stigma related to mental health.

The UN outlines a roadmap with five profound changes to save the planet from collapse

A report by the United Nations University’s Institute for Environment and Human Security warns of the urgent need to make decisions that address the root causes of the climate crisis.

Smartphones and Childhood: Social Consensus is Changing

In just over a year, families, professionals, and public opinion have converged on a single demand: postponing the arrival of the smartphone until the end of adolescence.

Ink with a Purpose

While tattooing has become a global art phenomenon, few know it's also fueling grassroots humanitarian efforts. Tattooists for Peace turns this modern art into a lifeline for those in crisis.

For a transfer of competences in immigration with consensus and guarantees

Fundació ACSAR calls for a political and social debate on migration in catalonia.