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Religious war declared on music, national wealth of Mali
Islamist leaders have banned music in a country that has become internationally renowned for its wealth of sound. More
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in VideoblogFamily’s house raided by UKBA in Cardiff
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in Videoblog“So Where’s Home?”: the Grey Zone of Third Culture Kids
So Where's Home? explores the unique perspectives and identities of Third Culture Kids, people who have spent a significant portion of their childhood overseas. More
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in VideoblogWhat’s the difference between ‘creepy’ behaviour and ‘stalking’?
What’s the difference between ‘creepy’ behaviour and ‘stalking’? And if someone’s behaving in a ‘creepy’ or ‘obsessive’ way, when should you start getting worried? More
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in VideoblogItalian serenata at NY restaurant becomes internet sensation
New York pizza maker Caramel Raccuglia, already celebrated online as the tenor-chef, has become an internet sensation overnight. More
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in VideoblogIt’s a girl - the three deadliest words.
Why are 200 million girls missing? In India, China and many other parts of the world today, girls are killed, aborted and abandoned simply because they are girls. The United Nations estimates as many as 200 million girls* are missing in the world today because of this so-called “gendercide”. More
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in VideoblogWomen Asylum Seekers Together: end detention, end destitution
"As women asylum seekers, we are often in vulnerable situations – isolated, traumatised, in ill health, facing destitution, homelessness, and deportation. More
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in VideoblogS* White Girls Say to Arab Girls
Hilarious video teasing racists. Apparently some viewers are so irremediably racist they just don't get it. So let's confirm: yes, the video actually teases… you. Enjoy! More
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in VideoblogDocumentary shows disturbing conditions faced by African child prisoners
A new documentary has been released showing the extreme deprivation and disturbing conditions faced daily by child prisoners in Africa. The documentary titled “Ten” reveals that the age of criminal responsibility in most African countries is 10. It also shows that over 1 million children are languishing in African prisons. Africa also emerges in this […] More
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in VideoblogYou love their songs, but don’t want the foreigners here! Why This Kolaveri Di?
20 million viewers in less than one month…. Before saying anything about the song that has transcended so rhythmically social, ethnic, language and even geographical borders, it’s a musical idea to look up the meaning of the two melodic words Kolaveri Di. More
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in VideoblogPeople don’t like foreigners. I know. People didn’t like me, refugee from the Nazis
"People don't like foreigners coming in. I know. People didn't like me when I came here as a refugee from the Nazis. I escaped. Many millions didn't. When Hitler came after the Jews, we had no legal rights to go into any other country. 60 years ago, Britain signed up to the Refugee Convention. That's […] More
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in VideoblogChild Slavery in the UK, today
25 October 2011. If you think child slavery ended years ago, then you should have come to this Swansea University event. Held as part of Black History month on 24 October, former child slave Jean-Robert Cadet met with people concerned about this continuing injustice. More
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