HOW IT ALL STARTED

THE STORY OF THE TAXI

Journalist & documentary maker Roel Nollet founded the Redhorse Collective when he returned from a documentary about political killings and disappearances in the Philippines. Read the full story here.

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Rwanda was a former Belgian colony in the early 20th century, during which they favored the Tutsi minority over the Hutu majority, worsening the existing ethnic divisions between the two. Under Belgian rule compulsory identity cards were introduced
Elien Spillebeen, a journalist for @mondiaalnieuws is currently in DR Congo to follow up on the withdrawal of the Blue Helmets, also known as the United Nations peacekeeping mission, who were based there for 25 years. This is a very significant move
The internship of our riders, Alexis and Raúl, comes to an end. They look back at the 10 weeks they spent at Redhorse with much joy and are pleased to see how much they evolved during that time. “During my internship, I learned a lot an
On Monday, April 8, we will have a screening of our documentary ‘What Happened in the Tent’ from Palestine, at the Filmhuis in Mechelen, Belgium. This film follows an exchange project between two circus schools - one in the Palestinian
Semana Santa, often known as Holy Week, in Spain is a long-standing celebration rich in cultural and religious significance. Communities all around Spain come alive with ceremonies honoring the last hours of Jesus Christ's life. The processions that
Mosques in Heusden-Zolder call for calm after the unrest last weekend. Sunday evening, Kurds of Syrian descent celebrated the Persian festival Noruz in Leuven, but a PKK flag convoy in Houthalen-Helchteren and Heusden-Zolder caused a stir. What beg
The plastic tide is still increasing, reaching the oceans and rivers. Acting is imperative, as evidenced by the 14 million tonnes that enter our seas each year and the 109 million tonnes that accumulate in rivers globally. Two million tonnes of pla
Venezuela has been going through a humanitarian and economic crisis over the last few years. A lot of people in Venezuela hope that the upcoming elections will bring a new president that will change the dramatic situation of the country. Controvers
🇪🇹 In the context of the nation's rising tensions, Ethiopia's struggle for peace and unity serves as an urgent call to action. The brutal conflict between Ethiopian and Eritrean forces and the Tigray People's Liberation Front took place in the Tigr
Sudan has been immersed in a cycle of violence since the civil war broke out in April 2023, with the paramilitary group RSF facing off against the Sudanese army commanded by Abdel Fattah al-Burhan. The centers of the conflict, Khartoum and the Darf
Thousands of people in the Great Lake region in Central Africa suffer from intergenerational trauma, caused by thirty years of violence. Now violence in Eastern Congo is increasing, and more people are fleeing the country. Last year, Tanzania became
💥Fallas is the most important festival for Valencians, who have more than just one date marked on the calendar. In 2016, Fallas was named Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity according to UNESCO, becoming even more important for the Valencians a
“It was Thursday evening when the phone rang. My dad called from Valencia, the city where I was born. When I heard what had happened, I was completely shocked, ” our Redhorse Rider Raúl recalls. “My father is a police agent i
Last Friday, we screened our documentary 'A Girl's Gaze' in Molenbeek. The film tells the story of young girls who fall victim to prostitution and human trafficking in Malawi, in East Africa, due to climate change. Local organization @chance4change
"A Journey to the Edge: Stories from Grindavik 🌋" Redhorse Rider Leon @leonkibonki Haberkorn is exploring the heart of Grindavik, a quiet fishing community in #Iceland when strong #earthquakes arrive and cause the peaceful landscape to be
The situation in Goma, a city of millions in the Eastern part of Congo, is worsening. M23 rebels are on the brink of surrounding the city. People have nowhere to go and are cut off of food and humanitarian aid. “They are very close now. I hop



 

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