Fehim Işık has dedicated his life to journalism. The 63-year-old writer and photographer has lived through three exiles. Living in a small Flemish town in Belgium, he hopes to go back to his hometown, family and friends.

Omayma Masoud, journalist with more than 20 years’ experience, was forced to leave Palestine after being threatened by Hamas. In this eighth part, she meets a grieving mother during another attempt to make it to Greece.

The city of Paris recently hosted a photography exhibition at UNESCO Headquarters that shed light on the perils, threats, and risks faced by female journalists worldwide in their profession.

Je me tiens devant ma feuille, le stylo à la main, mais les mots ne viennent pas. Alors, je prends mon ordinateur portable. Le clavier contient tellement de lettres que […]

The 32-year-old Palestinian refugee Mahmoud A’ayesh, from the village of Salama in Jaffa District, who works as a civil engineer in Belgium, said, “Unfortunately, I was not able to visit […]

Arrêtée et emprisonnée par la police grecque, Omeyma raconte sa libération et son long voyage pour rejoindre Istanbul. C’est la cinquième partie de son récit.

When I was bargaining my people trafficking deal in Turkey, I refused many offers to go to Greece by sea, although they were much cheaper, because I do not know how to swim.

Ils ont évité les patrouilles militaires, sans oublier d’être solidaires pour traverser les vallées marécageuses. Voici la troisième partie de son récit : de la Turquie à la Grèce.

Avec ses compagnons d’infortune, la journaliste Omeyma Masoud a dû faire face à une multitude de contrôles. Voici la deuxième partie de son récit : de l’Egypte à la Turquie.

For many journalists, exposed to political and legal pressures in their country of origin, their change of surroundings urges them to redefine their commitments.

Journaliste professionnelle depuis 1999, Omeyma Masoud a dû quitter la Palestine, après que le mouvement Hamas a tenté d’en faire son porte-parole.