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26.10.2023
10.30 h
Hawad
Tuareg Amazigh poet and painter
“When we write in a strangled language, we create another one on the margin: that of our suffering”
Interview
14.09.2023
08.15 h
Hervør Pálsdóttir
Member of the Parliament of the Faroe Islands
“Our strategy is to gradually empty the Home Rule Act to achieve Faroese independence”
Interview
13.04.2023
07.00 h
Silvia Cebolla
Aragonese language disseminator
“I have hope and confidence that Aragonese will not die out”
Interview
17.11.2022
09.30 h
Paulina Kamakine
Occitan poet
“I have run up and down the roads of Occitania: I am happy to see that my language is much alive”
Interview
10.06.2022
07.30 h
Lorna Wanósts’a7 Williams
Promoter of Indigenous linguistic revitalisation programmes
“When I heard the Catalan land acknowledgement, I was really hearing the voice of the land”
Interview
20.02.2022
12.30 h
Nudem Mihemed
Musician
“I feel free thanks to music and thanks to being a Kurdish woman doing what she likes”
Interview
14.10.2021
08.45 h
Czarina Musni
Lawyer, human rights defender
“The Philippine government harasses and threatens Indigenous communities when they fight for their rights”
Interview
17.12.2020
10.00 h
Laure Tindao / François Eïra Kare
Kanak activists
“Young non-Kanaks have voted ‘yes’ for independence of New Caledonia. And we can convince more of them”
Interview
18.06.2020
09.00 h
Tammy Lai-Ming Ho
President of PEN Hong Kong
“Many are concerned that soon Hong Kong will become just another Chinese mainland city”
Interview
12.12.2019
10.00 h
Ardîn Dîren
Film director
“Being able to study in Kurdish schools is a basic need, just as bread is. But the Turkish government does not let us open even one”
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