Ana Naomi de Sousa is a filmmaker and journalist. She is the director of: Hacking Madrid; The Architecture of Violence; Guerrilla Architect; and Angola Birth of a Movement.
Europe03 Jun 2019 16:09 GMT
One officer jailed, and others handed suspended sentences, after convictions for kidnapping and violence.
Portugal27 Oct 2018 08:25 GMT
Six alleged victims say officers beat them until they bled and were bruised and forced them into humiliating positions.
Human Rights23 Mar 2017 09:55 GMT
Members of Afro-descendant communities, rendered 'foreigners' due to a discriminatory nationality law, are speaking up.
Fidel Castro01 Dec 2016 09:17 GMT
Analysis: Cuba's decades-long involvement in Africa has left a disputed and complicated legacy.
Africa22 Feb 2016 08:15 GMT
'Red Africa': From a generation of cinematographers to the end of apartheid - Africa, Cuba and the Soviet Union.
Human Rights27 Jul 2015 10:40 GMT
By jailing a group of young activists, Angola's government has invited criticism of its rule - and its economic policy.
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