The documentary film about the political detainees in Morocco, is a work that delves deeply into history, resistance, and resilience against the oppressive machine, in the form of the women of the “Noon Al-Nisaa” format, women from Imshil, Al-Hoceima, Marrakech, Marzouka, Marrakech, Rabat. We will listen together to the voices of women as they evoke …
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The Arab Organization for Human Rights expresses its disappointment in the failure of the United Nations Security Council to fulfill its responsibilities in stopping the deliberate and systematic killing of Palestinian civilians in the occupied Palestinian territories. This disappointment is particularly profound given the severe hardships faced by the people of Gaza due to the …
The concept of preserving collective memory has emerged as a universal demand since the end of World War II and the beginning of the era of national independence in many southern countries. This is what led Pierre Nora, the author of “Les Lieux de Mémoire” (Sites of Memory), to describe the history of the present …
The novel “Screams from the Basement” is a broad collection of intertwined stories, where tales of passionate love and yearning intersect with narratives of politics, gallows, wars, and extermination during the Italian occupation. It also includes stories of departure and migration into the unknown and migration to the north in search of freedom. The narratives …
Echoes of Women’s Voices: For a Virtual Museum Imilchil, Merzouga, Al Hoceima Marrakesh – Rabat… From January 2023 to the end of March 2023 Echoes of the Voices of Women being Victims of Violence and Grave Violations of Human Rights: for a Virtual Museum Inpartnershipwiththeassociation:“Relais:Prison–Society”andlocalandregionalassociationsandunderthesupportoftheNationalHumanRightsCouncilin:Imilchil,Merzouga,AlHoceima,MarrakechandRabat,fromDecember2022totheendofMarch2023 “TheHumanRightsCenterforMemoryandArchive”isorganizing“CaravanDakira”underthetheme:Weareback,let’sstart… Ontheissue:“Womenwhoarevictimsofviolenceandgraveviolationsofhumanrights:foravirtualmuseum” Inthiscontext,preserving memory has become of global importance since …
The Moroccan critic Yahya Ben Walid continues to delve into “Post-Prison Writings” in Morocco, which explores the experience of political imprisonment, specifically focusing on the wounds inflicted on Moroccan women. He reveals the commonalities and differences between the writings of men and women in this field, emphasizing the unique nature of prison writing that sets …
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“From the depths of the dream, Testimonies of women victims of political violence, Fatna El Bouih, Youssef Maddad. Mr. Yahman was the first to delve into the memory of one of these women, bridging the gap between us and this region and its victims. We found in Mr. Ahmed Baida, a native of the region …
Our brave mothers They endured to continue life thanks to the determination of amazing women: our mothers. Underneath the feet of these wonderful Moroccan women, without their knowledge for sure, and in the likeness of the gods of Homer, lie the gardens of sacred books and our acknowledgments of gratitude and beauty. These mothers embraced …
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Abdul Nasser bin Hesham. My companion, it has been forty days since your departure, and I still haven’t fully grasped the fact that you have left us forever. Forty days have passed, and the idea that I didn’t call you as I used to do every morning to check on your health still crosses my …
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