Freedom Book Fair: Canan Marasligil
This article is published on al.arte magazine, written by Tine Lavent. She is writing a book about translation and why she translates. In French, dotted with Turkish words when her heart calls for it. Canan Marasligil’s poems, artistic practice, and workshops revolve around creating space. A safe space, to exchange thoughts about women’s rights, migration, […]
Freedom Book Fair Report 2017
From 24 February to 27 February 2017, The Hague Freedom Book Fair took place in Het Nutshuis in The Hague. With the participation of 15 publishing houses and book shops from Netherlands, Bangladesh, Turkey and Somalia, the book fair attracted hundreds of people. The book fair showcased censored books from Bangladesh and Turkey, books on […]
Report: Voices of Dissent: Persecuted Non-Religiosity and Threatened Religious Diversity in Bangladesh
On Sunday 26th February 2017, The Hague Peace Projects, held a discussion titled “the Voices of Dissent; Persecuted Non-Religiosity and Threatened Religious Diversity in Bangladesh”, as part of the Hague Freedom Book Fair in Het Nutshuis in Den Haag. The event was well attended with over 60 participants. The event began with a documentary from […]
The Freedom Book Fair is a festival about freedom and is much more than just a book fair. It is a place where activists, writers, journalists, artists and critical citizens come together to call attention to a more free, just and peaceful society. The program consists of workshops, panel discussions, film screenings, performances, dialogues, book readings and much more.
This year it will take place from the 2nd until the 4th of May at the Migratie Museum in Den Haag.
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- 10 & 11 November: Great Lakes Region Conference ‘Women and Men in Peacebuilding
- The Hague Hacks 2018: Being Part of the Solution
- Freedom Book Fair: Canan Marasligil
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- Toerkoes in Nieuw-West 4
- Salute Avijit and Bonya
- Sudan: In response to nation-wide protests, Omar al-Bashir declares a state of emergency and dissolves the government
- The 2018 General Elections in the DRC – What next?
- The Ekushey Book Fair :A Vehicle of Harsh Censorship
- Sudanese Media Under Al-Bashir’s Turmoil
- Letter to Special Rapporteur on contemporary forms of racism, concerning visit Morocco
- A Political Culture Like a Bare-Knuckle Fight – The Upcoming Bangladeshi Parliamentary Elections (Part 3 of 3)
- Who is Who? The Upcoming Bangladeshi Parliamentary Elections (Part 2 of 3)
- A Tribute to Nasser Zefzafi and the Rif
- Sadiq al-Mahdi on the future of Sudan
- Peace Polls 2018- What We Read In The Polls
- Wind of Change? The Upcoming Bangladeshi Parliamentary Elections (Part 1 of 3)
- Dertig jaar onderzoek naar berichtgeving over moslims in Nederlandse media.
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- Syria in Review : A Report on The Country’s Education
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