“It’s funny, apart from Karachi, Ustad has not been officially invited to play shows in even Islamabad or Lahore, yet here we are in Europe, set to play 25 shows,” said the manager, Daniyal. The post From Makran Coast to Europe: Crossing borders through folk music appeared first on Unbias The News ..read more

What happens when ordinary people become human rights defenders? In a village in Poland, volunteers shoulder the burden their state resists by helping those who cross the border from Belarus to seek asylum. The post “They will start locking us up” The humanitarian toll of saving lives at the Polish-Belarussian border appeared first on Unbias The News ..read more

"It is structural racism. The right to asylum was established after World War Two, when Europeans were the ones fleeing. Now that they are no longer affected, they want to get rid of it.” The post Demonising migrants, fortifying borders: Germany’s downward asylum spiral appeared first on Unbias The News ..read more

The Bibby Stockholm and Rwanda Plan are just the beginning. Activists, legal charities, and grassroots organisations expose how Offshore Detention policies are impacting migrants in the UK and what we can do to resist. The post The Floating Prison and Uncharted Waters of UK Offshore Immigration Detention appeared first on Unbias The News ..read more

For the first time ever, large quantities of the genetically modified "golden rice" were harvested in the Philippines. It is supposed to save children’s lives. Rice farmers, nutrition experts and mothers report on their experiences. The post Genetic engineering against malnutrition: Does Golden Rice live up to its promise? appeared first on Unbias The News ..read more

Amidst a severe economic crisis and mass migration, many Venezuelan women in Colombia endure precarious living conditions and minimal financial gains in the sex industry. The government's negligence perpetuates their exploitation, requiring a coordinated effort to provide dignified alternatives and protection. The post Venezuelan women in Colombia caught between stigma and corruption appeared first on Unbias The News ..read more

Namibia is poised to turn its sun-soaked weather into a hydrogen-fueled solution for Germany’s energy problems. But what problems will green hydrogen solve for Namibians? The post Is green hydrogen an electrifying idea for Namibia? appeared first on Unbias The News ..read more

Germany already consumes more hydrogen than it produces, and leaves a significant carbon footprint. For the energy transition, the country will need to import cleaner green hydrogen, but from where? The post Germany’s hydrogen economy: Where tomorrow’s energy will come from appeared first on Unbias The News ..read more

A pattern of retaliation and reversal of victim and perpetrator roles is degrading trust in the German legal system. The latest example strikes close to home, against our editor Wafaa Albadry. The post If you point out racism in Germany, prepare for retaliation: just ask our editor appeared first on Unbias The News ..read more

In Modhera, no one pays for electricity any more. Instead, villagers look at their electricity bills every month to see how much money they’ve earned from selling solar-generated electricity to the main grid. The post Where sun pays the bills: how a village in India is testing the limits of solar power appeared first on Unbias The News ..read more