Marrakech’s Magnificent Medersa Ben Youssef Reopens its Doors
After more than five years of renovation, North Africa’s most sublime ancient place of learning has been restored to its former glory. And it has been well worth the wait.
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Category: North Africa
The Home and Violence in Settler-Colonialism: An Interview with Hagar Kotef
Violence is employed by settlers when they colonize a new land, engendering an enduring attachment to violence within the settler population. Hagar Kotef discusses the implica…
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INTERVIEW: David Serero, a Moroccan-French Artist for the 21st Century
One of the most prolific artists of our time, opera singer David Serero creates and performs works that send a timeless message of fraternity and love.
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Can the International Criminal Court Hold Darfur War Criminals Accountable?
Since the 2003-2004, government-sponsored systematic atrocities perpetrated in Darfur, Sudan, no one has been held accountable. Can a new trial before the International Crimin…
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Is the World Ready to Investigate Somalia’s Run-in with the Eco-Mafia?
The international community is well acquainted with Somalia’s many challenges. However, rumors that the country experienced environmental crimes at the hands of external compa…
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Moroccan Doctor Saves Civilians in Conflict Zones
Moroccan doctor Zouhair Lahna has witnessed several wars in the Middle East in the past 20 years. He vividly remembers the heartbreaking events he has seen on his travels. He…
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