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Nadia Addezio

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Nadia Addezio is an Italian freelance journalist based in Rome. She focuses on North and West Africa, reporting on human rights in their multidimensional implications, resistance practices, African diasporas, environment, and migration. 

Most recent articles by Nadia Addezio

  • Two children stand beside a board holding portraits of Nelson Mandela and Yasser Arafat. Below the portraits are candles.
    • Interview
    Anti-colonialism

    "Palestine reveals the limits of international solidarity"

    Why do African publics stand so firmly with Palestine while many of their governments court Israel? Algerian researcher Raouf Farrah traces the answer to the continent's anti-colonial past, and to the gap between popular solidarity and state diplomacy.

    By Nadia Addezio 30.09.2026
  • A man stands beside a road with a hilltop village in the background.
    Tourism in Tunisia

    Preservation or erosion?

    For Amazigh communities in southern Tunisia, tourism is a mixed blessing. Though it has become a vital lifeline for the struggling local economy, many villages remain on the verge of abandonment. Some locals fear their culture is being reduced to a commodity.

    By Nadia Addezio 16.06.2026

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