Chris Bambery: 'People are discovering the reality of Spain’s flawed democracy and the lack of independence of the judiciary'

Interview with the Scottish activist and driver of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Catalonia at Westminster

Jordi Cuixart and Jordi Sànchez: two nonviolent Catalan "rebels" imprisoned by Spain

Both pro-independence leaders were sent to jail one year ago and are waiting for trial accused of rebellion

A Catalan tradition: building human towers

Forty-two teams will take part this weekend in the biannual Tarragona Human Tower Competition

Thomas G. Schulze: “Peaceful but massive disobedience is needed because Madrid can’t possibly throw two million people in jail”

An interview with the German psychiatrist and professor at the University of Munich who chairs the International Society of Psychiatric Genetics and travelled to Catalonia to attend National Day

Manus O'Riordan: “My father always remembered carrying the Catalan flag across the Ebro”

Son of international brigadista Micheál O’Riordan talks about the spirit of those who voluntarily fought fascism in Spain

Mikko Kärnä: 'Democracy in Spain is in crisis'

Interview with former Finnish MP and active defender of Catalonia

Cathal MacSwiney Brugha: 'Jailing Catalan pro-independence leaders is a stupid move by Madrid, a sign that they are losing'

The Irish Professor proposes a “Europe Cares” about Catalonia campaign

Jordi Arrufat: “I am walking the Baltic Way because I believe in the cause of freedom and democracy”