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“In Morocco, we strongly feel xenophobia against sub-Saharans.” The 34-year-old La Canadienne left her country, the Ivory Coast, with her husband and children because of war in 2010. Once they arrived in Togo they had to go back home for two weeks to prepare the passports. Once there they decided to separate and she went
Beirut, Sursock Museum, September 8, 2017 Yasmina Filali, Founder and president of Fondation Orient-Occident Le regard que je porte sur mon travail à la Fondation Orient-Occident depuis 22 ans est celui d’une personne engagée sur le terrain de part et d’autre de la Méditerranée, en France, au Maroc et tout récemment en Italie. Le
“Fondation Orient-Occident president Yasmina Filali, together with Khalid Koser, Executive Director of the Global Community Engagement and Resilience Fund and Ratna Omidvar, Senator of Canada, took part to the Global Future Council podcast on the Future of Migration: the discussion touched upon future challenges posed to society by global migration, the role of governments and
Afro Pop culture is an energy created by the combination of entertainment, viral news on social networks and artistic and cultural promotion to reinforce the integration of all people in Africa. The radio will also promote new musical releases and occasionally have hosts working in the cultural field to join the team. The overall goal
