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Request QuoteVideo-journalist, film director, videographer, editor and producer of short video reports, films (docs and fiction) and music videos. Translator (English<>Spanish<>Polish) and writer. Andrzej Wajda Film School graduate. Permanent collaborator of Le Monde Diplomatique (journalist, photo-journalist, translator, interpreter, public speaker). Her video reports were published in Newsweek, Novara Media, Gazeta Wyborcza, Krytyka Polityczna. Now during festival distribution of her short documentary STOLEN FISH, on the exploitation of Gambian coast by Chinese fishmeal producers: https://vimeo.com/386356866 Gosia's video work has a focus on human rights, social justice, migration and indigenous rights due to her experience in the field - she worked for UNICEF, UNOCHA and as a Human Rights Observer in the West Bank (Hebron). Apart from video work, Gosia does documentary analogue photography: www.gosiajuszczak.blogspot.com. Gosia is also a certified Cultural/Religious Diversity Trainer and a professional interpreter and translator (Spanish/English/Polish).
Produced for Novara Media
The conflict around the independence of Catalonia has mobilised millions of Spanish citizens. Some demonstrate in support of dialogue, others defend the unity of Spain. A report by Gosia Juszczak and Magda Juszczak.
Produced for Novara Media
The Spanish enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla represent Europe’s southernmost border. There is no formal customs agreement between these cities and Morocco, giving rise to a system where goods are smuggled across the border as personal luggage to avoid customs charges and taxes. The burden of this work falls on the “cargo women”, who carry huge bales of goods back and forth over the border.
Produced for Newsweek
Every day 7,000 Moroccan women cross the border carrying goods from Melilla to Morocco. Their packages can weigh up to 80 kg. They have no contracts, access to social security services, or healthcare. There are no basic facilities such as toilets, shade, or drinking water. The women in particular are exposed to police violence, both verbal and physical.
Produced for Newsweek
The landscape of Almería, Andalusia, has the highest concentration of greenhouses in the world. They produce more than half of Europe’s demand for fruit and vegetables. The production from slave-like work of African immigrants in greenhouses created an economic boom for the previously poor Almería. These migrants work for poverty wages in temperatures exceeding 40ºC.
Produced for Novara Media
The landscape of Almería, Andalusia, has the highest concentration of greenhouses in the world. They produce more than half of Europe’s demand for fruit and vegetables. The production from slave-like work of African immigrants in greenhouses created an economic boom for the previously poor Almería. These migrants work for poverty wages in temperatures exceeding 40ºC.
The conflict around the indepenence of Catalonia has mobilised millions of Spanish citizens. Some demonstrate in support of dialogue, others defend the unity of Spain.
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