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By Fatima Farha We are four journalists from different countries currently pursuing our master’s degree in multimedia journalism at Bournemouth University. In this piece, we
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This story is published in partnership with Our Place Is Here. By Mari-An C. Santos Domestic work, by its very nature, is precarious. In an
9 ways you can support domestic workers
Sponsored content by Our Place Is Here. By Tinig UK There are about 3 million Filipino domestic workers around the world whose remittances sent back
UK domestic worker visa: Tying women to abusers?
This story is published in partnership with Our Place Is Here. We have changed the name of Emma Corpuz to protect her identity. By Liezel
Meet the UK’s Filipino domestic workers
Sponsored content by Our Place Is Here By Liezel Longboan Did you know that Prince William and Prince Harry had a Filipino nanny who looked
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By Delya Apsari “A&E isn’t for everyone. It can make you or break you. It is a very fast paced environment but is very special
The London Book Fair: An Archipelago of Stories
The Philippines has great stories to tell and the world is just waiting for them. The country’s wealth of legends and folklore in the form
10 books to understand Filipinos and the Philippines
In time for the London Book Fair happening this week, Nelson Turgo has come up with a solid list of books that Filipinos everywhere and
Filipino Mothers UK: A forum for friendship, advice and fun for immigrant women
By Lydia Clarke Homesickness, isolation and the consequent loneliness they bring are what many Filipino women face as new mothers in the UK. Without their
My Workaway memoirs: A Pinoy discovers a different side to the UK, on a budget
By Ryan Anthony M. Bestre In a matter of four months, I got to live on a farm, enjoy the friendliness of Glaswegians, meet 24
2021 Key moments for Filipinos in the UK and the Philippines
By Lydia Clarke As we entered 2021, we all hoped for a better year than 2020 when Covid-19 brought the world to a standstill. We