Sanja Skov Vedel
Sanja Skov Vedel is a London-based Danish video producer and journalist covering Middle East and North African news, politics, social issues and international affairs.
Items by Sanja Skov Vedel
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- March 9, 2024 Sanja Skov Vedel
Meet the Gazans rescuing animals despite siege and war
As Israel’s war on Gaza continues for its 5th month, Sulala Animal Rescue stands resilient, offering sanctuary to struggling and frightened animals in the besieged territory. Established in 2006, the organisation, now solely upheld by its founder Saeed Al Err and family, champions the cause of the...
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- February 9, 2024 Sanja Skov Vedel
Keeping Gaza online: What happens when lines of communication are cut off during war?
In the midst of the ongoing Israeli bombardment of Gaza, the region faces not only physical devastation but also a severe communication blackout, leaving Palestinians, journalists and rescue agencies in a dire situation. The deliberate targeting of phone lines, internet connections and media offices by Israeli forces has created...
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- January 25, 2024 Sanja Skov Vedel
Meet the anonymous artist reminding the world that apartheid won’t stop Palestinians living
The illegal Separation Wall Israel has built on Palestinian land tells the story not only of the occupation’s oppression of Palestinians, but through art it also highlights their ability to survive and prosper in spite of this oppression...
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- December 25, 2023 Sanja Skov Vedel
Meet the Italian artist drawing Palestine's struggle in the streets of Naples
Italian artist and photojournalist Eduardo Castaldo turned the streets of Naples into a canvas to amplify the voices of Palestinians. After four years documenting life under Israeli occupation, Castaldo turned his photos into street art as a means of resistance and to strengthen Naples’ identity as an anti-Zionist city....
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- July 22, 2023 Sanja Skov Vedel
Quran burnings: Free speech or hate speech?
Sweden has allowed people to burn the Quran claiming it is their 'right' to do so, but does this outweigh the possible incitement such actions can cause?...
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- July 8, 2023 Sanja Skov Vedel
Palestinian youth choir sings in Italy while mourning the deaths of Palestinians in Jenin
Amwaj, which in Arabic means ‘waves’, is an educational programme for children and youth in Bethlehem and Hebron established in 2015. It is made up of 60 young boys and girls ranging in age from eight to 18...
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- June 28, 2023 Sanja Skov Vedel
Rising death toll & unsettling alliances: Italy's alarming response to migration crisis
In February 2023, the Italian parliament passed a government decree establishing a code of conduct for NGO rescue ships, limiting their rescue operations in an effort to deter illegal immigration to Italy and limit it....
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- December 25, 2022 Sanja Skov Vedel
Will the UK’s migrant deportation plan get off the ground?
The policy, which involves Britain forcibly sending tens of thousands of migrants to Rwanda in an alleged effort to tackle the record number of refugees and asylum seekers arriving in the UK on small boats, has been mired by controversy....
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- January 9, 2022 Sanja Skov Vedel
Denmark is paving the way to making Syrian refugees unsafe again
Human rights organisations disagree with the decision to deem the Damascus area or any area in Syria safe for refugees to return to....