Ñoo Lank, against the raise of electricity prices, takes thousands of people to the streets.
Since the president of Senegal, Macky Sall, decided to raise the price of electricity, the collective Ñoo Lank was created, it’s supported by AAR LI
Author: carolina
Letter from Guy Marius Sagna after 2 months imprisoned #Senegal
Original in French From the back of Room 8 of the High Security District (QHS8), activist Guy Marius Sagna, arrested in front of the gates
#SunuPetroleGaz A claim for the responsibility to self-manage Senegal’s own natural resources
Until first hours in the morning of the 21st June, it didn’t circulate the information that #SunuPetroleGaz gathering was allowed. After the ban of the
#SunuPetrole or the plundering of natural resources in Senegal
14.6.2019 Senegal the platform AAR LI NU BOKK, meaning “Protect our common wealth” in wolof, did a call to take to the streets to denounce
Letter from the Zapatista Women to Women in Struggle Around the World
EZLN (ZAPATISTA ARMY FOR NATIONAL LIBERATION) MEXICO February 2019 To: Women in struggle everywhere in the world From: The Zapatista Women Sister, compañera: We as Zapatista
8M Manifesto: we become more when we are united. Together we are more.
Source: hacialahuelgafeminista Every March 8th we honour the women’s alliance to struggle for our conquered rights. In the past, It was because of many women
Human galsen rap
Human galsen rap” is a visual anthropology document that gathers the human essence of Senegalese rap. Through the reflections of the rap artists is presented
Senegal: les saï sai au coeur
It’s traditional that on the 31st of December the president of Senegal addresses the people and gives the balance of the year. NThis year the
The assembly of assemblies #GiletsJaunes
Original source labournet.tv In Commercy, a small town of 6,000 people in Lorraine, the yellow vests have launched an appeal. They are calling on a
Bread and fuel trigger the taking to the streets of people in Sudan
Once more, suffocation of daily basics makes people take to the streets. The rise of the price of bread re-started the protests in Sudan on
