FEARS GROW FOR ITALY’S NON-CORONAVIRUS PATIENTS AT BACK OF QUEUE

EMILIA-ROMAGNA: WILL ITALY'S LEFT-WING STRONGHOLD TURN FAR-RIGHT?

THE ROMANIAN ROMA COUPLE IN ITALY CONTESTING KEY LOCAL ELECTIONS

Al Jazeera, March 2020

As hospitals are restructured to prioritise infected Italians, others including cancer patients must wait for treatment.

Al Jazeera, January 2020

Ahead of much-anticipated local elections, I ask residents of the region - known for its good healthcare system and unemployment levels well below the national average - what draws them to the radical right.

Al Jazeera, May 2019

As the Roma community comes under increasing pressure and discrimination around the EU Parliament elections, Ligia and Daniel Tomescu - a women's activist and a writer - try to change the conversation by running for office.

'SALVINI LAW' COULD MAKE THOUSANDS OF REFUGEES HOMELESS

ITALIAN FEMINIST ACTIVISTS TAKE ON THE GOVERNMENT

'RIACE WAS DESTROYED': PRO-REFUGEE VILLAGE BROKEN AFTER MAYOR BAN

Al Jazeera, December 2018

A new decree severely limiting 'humanitarian protection' stay permits plunged the future of thousands of asylum seekers about to turn 18 into uncertainty by leaving them undocumented.

Deutsche Welle, November 2018

Civil rights organizations in Italy fighting violence against women say a proposed law will roll back 40 years of progress in the fight for women's rights.

Al Jazeera, November 2018

I went looking for what was left of Domenico Lucano's project to revive the dying village's economy by hosting refugees in homes left empty by Italians who had migrated abroad.

THOUSANDS OF ITALIANS, MIGRANTS RALLY FOR ACCUSED 'REFUGEE MAYOR'

GERMAN REFUGEE NGO PLANE LOOKS FOR THE LIVING AND THE DEAD

ITALY'S GHOST TOWNS LIE IN RUBBLE 2 YEARS AFTER QUAKE

Al Jazeera, October 2018

A photo story from Riace, a small village in the southern Italian region of Calabria, where an estimated 6,000 people protested against the arrest of its mayor Domenico Lucano - accused of aiding and abetting undocumented migration.

Deutsche Welle, October 2018

I joined a flight over the Mediterranean with German rescue plane 'Moonbird'. Amid political tussle over refugee rescues, the crew had no ships left to call upon as NGO boats were impounded and commercial vessels stayed away.

Deutsche Welle, October 2018

Two years after a devastating earthquake, the town of Visso still looks as if the disaster happened yesterday. Bureaucratic chaos has forced many to move away, and reconstruction has yet to begin.

A TRADITIONAL NIGERIAN LEADER TOOK ON TRAFFICKERS. HAS IT HELPED?

MIGRANTS PUT MAFIA MOBSTERS BEHIND BARS IN PALERMO

RACIST ATTACKS IN ITALY: 'THE PROBLEM DID NOT START TODAY'

Al Jazeera, July 2018

When the Oba of Benin warned traffickers against using voodoo curses to control women, it brought some temporary relief. In Palermo, a group of formerly trafficked Nigerian women try to prevent victims from falling back in the hands of organised crime.

Deutsche Welle, June 2018

Eleven shop owners who bravely took on their racketeers show that the southern Italian city's multiculturalism has had an impact on breaking down the traditional mafia methods.

Al Jazeera, June 2018

An interview with Italian-Ivorian trade unionist Aboubakar Soumahoro, who led a campaign for truth and justice in the days following the killing of Malian agricultural worker Soumaila Sacko.