Tag: recounts
HIV/AIDS: the “Geneva patient”, 6th patient in remission, recounts his journey
News Published on 11/30/2023 at 4:18 p.m. Updated 11/30/2023 at 4:18 p.m. Reading 3 min. In Le Parisien, the “patient from Geneva”, the sixth case in complete remission of HIV,…
Roni warned of Hamas attacks – recounts what they saw
When Hamas attacked Israeli bases along the Gaza border on October 7, soldier Roni Lifshitz was off his shift. She and about 20 other female military personnel have for almost…
Battered child, Thierry Beccaro recounts the violence he suffered in a France 2 TV film
The former host of “Motus” plays his own role in the fiction “I was born at 17”, this evening on France 2. Thierry Beccaro talks about the violence he suffered…
Former newsagent Jean Rouaud recounts his Goncourt Prize in “Autumn Comedy”
A few days before the new Goncourt Prize which will be announced on November 7, 2023, the cultural guest is a former winner: Jean Rouaud, awarded in 1990 for his…
Israel-Hamas war: a Nepalese survivor of the October 7 attack recounts the horror
For three weeks, the war between Israel and Hamas has raged. To the attacks by the Islamist group on October 7, the Jewish state responded with continuous bombings on the…
Chad: one year after “Black Thursday”, a Koro Toro survivor recounts the hell of the penal colony
On October 20, 2022, hundreds of demonstrators took to the streets in N’Djamena to demand elections and the departure of the military in power. The march, banned by the authorities,…
Between the I and the Game, Dominique Blanc recounts her career as a theater actress
On television, in the cinema and on the boards, since the beginning of his career in the late 80s, Dominique Blanc is everywhere. Resident of the Comédie Française in 2016,…
Mojgan Ilanlou, Iranian documentary filmmaker, recounts the struggle of women in a patriarchal society
Mojgan Ilanlou is one of the first Iranian filmmakers to come out without a veil at the start of the Woman, Life, Freedom movement. She then shared photos of herself…
Cinema: Fyzal Boulifa recounts the margins of Moroccan society in “The damned do not cry”
After a long wandering, a mother and her 17-year-old son settle in Tangier hoping for a fresh start. After The Damned Don’t Cry, his second feature film, British director of…
Literature: Rwandan novelist Dominique Celis recounts post-genocide society
Thus men cry is the first novel by the Belgian-Rwandan Dominique Celis, published last year. An epistolary story, eminently sensitive and powerful, which puts the Rwandan tragedy back on the…