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Savin Mattozzi

Savin Mattozzi is a journalist based in Naples, Italy. He covers history, culture and politics in southern Italy and the Mediterranean region. His work has been featured in National Geographic, Al Jazeera, Euronews, Are We Europe and Hyphen among others.

 
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Italian fusion food project serves and protects Naples-based female collective

760

Italian ravers rally to resist crackdown on illegal parties and gatherings

760

Despite having a growing Muslim population, the city has no central mosque. This has led to the creation of a number of informal places of worship, often in unlikely locations

760

The Jewish community in Poland is using their past to help Ukrainian refugees.

1483

A photoessay on the refugee crisis on the Polish-Ukrainian border.

1481

Struggle is in the blood of the Naples’ ancient third-gender community of the Femminielli - Are We Europe

1872

The families of children killed by the police and the families of children killed by the Camorra are at odds about who should have their children memorialized on Naples’ walls. - Euronews.

1915

A photoessay for Swiss TV-radio RSI on Naples presepi makers and their struggles during the coronavirus pandemic.

1946

A photoessay for Swiss TV-Radio RSI about young Afro-Italians getting Italian citizenship.

1947

Italy’s third-largest city does not have a Muslim cemetery, and with lockdown travel restrictions, transporting bodies has become even more challenging - Al Jazeera.

1946

Naples’ smallest homes blur the line between public and private - City Monitor.

1946

A Muslim stronghold for about 200 years between the ninth and 11th centuries, Sicily bears the marks of Islamic history - Al Jazeera.

1946

Relatives and strangers alike celebrate the giorno dei morti in Naples' crowded, ancient tombs - National Geographic.

1947

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