Kurdistan and the freed women fleeing from Islamic State
Syrian women flee. From war, extremism, and submission. These pictures show women finding their smile again, through colours.
7 conservationists win Whitley Awards 2015
7 conservationists have been awarded the “Green Oscars” for their commitment in wildlife conservation
Rudi Putra: “What use is it to be rich if we can’t enjoy nature?”
On Earth Day and a year after receiving the Goldman Envrionmental Prize, Rudi Putra tells us how deforestation is destroying his country, Indonesia, in an exclusive interview.
The untold story: climate change sinks below the headlines
A report shows how Europe and US mainstream media coverage of climate change is scarce, incomplete and does not give voice to the victims
Migrants, the Mediterranean is the most frequented route. And the deadliest one
The Mediterranean is the sea route most frequented by migrants who want to build a new life for themselves. And, unfortunately, it is also the deadliest one.
Berlin Wall (1961 – 1989): a photo per year
A few pictures to retrace the thirty years of history of the Berlin Wall.
The Rohingya: the invisible community persecuted by Buddhists
The Rohingya are an ethnic Muslim group persecuted by Buddhists in Myanmar. They have remained undefended and forgotten by everyone. Even by a Nobel Peace Prize.
Towards the status of climate refugee
The status of refugees should be updated to include all those people who are forced to migrate because of climate change.