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© Kapitál

The reportage describes the pro-Palestinian protest in Berlin, which took place the day after the ceasefire in Gaza was declared. Despite the German chancellor's statement that there was no longer any reason to demonstrate, protesters expressed skepticism about the ceasefire agreement. The text also reflects the division of the German left on the issue of Palestine, with decolonial criticism leading to the emergence of new activist groups.
 

© Artemis Akbary

Artemis Akbary is the voice of the Afghan LGBTQI+ community, which faces persecution, discrimination, and danger. From the Czech Republic, he leads the Afghan LGBT (ALO) organization and fights for the rights of people seeking safety far from home through international organizations. He offers insight into the challenges faced by LGBTQI+ refugees and her vision for the future of a community that often remains overlooked.
 

© Jakub Štourač

The rise of far-right views among young men is a global trend that is difficult to overlook today. But how does the rise of these ideals affect their female peers? This report focuses on a movement of women who have taken decisive action against male toxicity in their personal lives, with a particular focus on the recent spread of this lifestyle to the Western world.
 

© Kapitál

The reportage focuses on the lives of lesbian women in regions, concentrating mainly on the topics of identity, community, and everyday resistance to social norms. The text is based on interviews with five lesbians and analyzes how regional differences and religious beliefs influence their experience of sexuality. The author explores why the word "lesbian" is often perceived as confrontational and seeks community solutions and online support for the invisible existence of lesbians outside the capital city.