A moment of the march as it passes through Punjab. Led by women, the march was an unprecedented protest in Pakistan. Credit: Baloch Yakjehti Committee by Karlos Zurutuza (rome)…
Read more The Baloch Women From Pakistan Want Their Missing Relatives BackNorthern night in Kirkenes, 400 kilometres north of the Arctic Circle. This Norwegian town on the Russian border has become home to four exiled Russian journalists. Credit: Elizaveta…
Read more Navigating Russian Censorship from the Polar CircleSeveral women dance and burn their veils during a nighttime demonstration in Bandar Abbas, southwestern Iran. The protest is in response to the tragic deaths of Jina Amini,…
Read more Iran, a Murdered Teenager and a Fading ProtestCivilians are evacuated in Stepanakert, the capital of Nagorno-Karabakh, after the Azeri attack on September 19. Local administration data estimates the population of Karabakh at 120,000. Credit: Siranush…
Read more After Nagorno-Karabakh, is Armenia Next?An elderly woman joins a caravan of displaced people during the joint offensive by Ankara and Islamist militias against the Kurdish-Syrian enclave of Afrin, in January 2018. Only…
Read more In Northern Syria, Palestinians Finance Settlements in Kurdish-Occupied AreasA protest in front of the Quetta Press Club against repression by the Pakistani state. Credit: Karlos Zurutuza / IPS by Karlos Zurutuza (hamburg, germany) Friday, April 07, 2023…
Read more Journalists in Balochistan: Keep Quiet or DiePinar Selek, a Turkish writer, is the victim of one of the most Kafkaesque trials in Turkey’s history. Credit: Juantxo Egaña/IPS by Karlos Zurutuza (biarritz, france) Thursday, March 23,…
Read more Turkish Writer Pinar Selek Faces Her Fifth Life SentenceThe Sami people protested in the centre of Oslo against the Fosen wind farm, in the north of Norway (Jannicke Totland/ Natur og Ungdom) by Karlos Zurutuza (rome) Thursday,…
Read more The Sami People’s Fight Against Norwegian WindmillsGilad Sade, in white, with Itamar Ben Gvir, to his left, during Gvir’s visit with alleged recruits during a trial in 2004. All the minors were convicted. Credit:…
Read more “An Israeli Senior Minister Asked Me To Commit Hate Crimes”A week after the earthquake that shook Turkey and Syria, cleaning up works continue in Adiyaman, in Turkey´s south-east. Credit: Lara Villlalón. by Karlos Zurutuza (rome) Tuesday, February 14,…
Read more Turkey’s Shaky FoundationsPablo González during a previous trip to Ukraine. Credit: Juan Teixeira/IPS by Karlos Zurutuza (nabarniz, spain) Thursday, January 19, 2023 Inter Press Service NABARNIZ, Spain, Jan 19 (IPS) –…
Read more The Journalist Stranded in Europe’s "Guantᮡmo"Migrants spotted aboard a sinking dinghy boat somewhere off the Libyan coast. Credit: Karlos Zurutuza / IPS by Karlos Zurutuza (barcelona) Tuesday, December 13, 2022 Inter Press Service BARCELONA,…
Read more The Humanitarian Rescue Fleet Faces Hurricane Meloni23-year-old Varin poses next to a mural for queer rights in Sulaymaniyah. It was not long before it was vandalized. Credit Andoni Lubaki/IPS by Karlos Zurutuza (sulaymaniyah, iraq) Friday,…
Read more LGBTI in Iraq: Defending Identity in the Face of Harassment, Stigma and DeathPJAK copresident Zilan Vejin and a fellow fighter somewhere in the Kurdish mountains. Credit: Karlos Zurutuza/IPS by Karlos Zurutuza (iran-iraq border) Friday, November 04, 2022 Inter Press Service IRAN-IRAQ…
Read more The Women Who Fight Against the Ayatollahs from the Kurdish Mountains
