In January 2016, Sierra Leone, a small West African country torn apart by war and ranked among the poorest in the world, created a sensation at the Miss Universe event. For the first time, a Miss Sierra Leone, Hawa Kamara,
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Afghanistan: Women’s eloquence
Arte Reportage. June 16, 2018.
24 minutes. A report by Katia Clarens and Bastien Renouil.
In the most dangerous city in Afghanistan Abdul Wadood Pedram, president of the Human Rights and Eradication of Violence Organization (HREVO), has set up a rhetoric competition for women, a radical move in a highly traditional society.…
Read more →20 June 2018 Category: accordeon-Reportages-En, Reportages-En No Comments 
Brazil: floating justice
Arte Reportage. April 7, 2018.
24 minutes. A report by Leila Lak, Nadia Sussman, Marie Drouet and Alice Kasznar.
The majestic Amazon River flows from the Andes to the Atlantic, and on its shores live thousands of scattered communities with distinct cultures. Many exist at the edge of the modern Brazilian State, cut off from …
Read more →16 April 2018 Category: accordeon-Reportages-En, Reportages-En No Comments
Philippines: ISIS new frontline
Arte Reportage. March 31, 2018.
24 minutes. A report by Marianne Dardard and Charles Villanove.
In May 2017, Marawi, a city of 200 000 inhabitants located in the Southern part of the Philippines, was taken by ISIS allies. Such an attack was unheard of in this mostly Catholic country. It took five months for the …
Read more →13 April 2018 Category: accordeon-Reportages-En, Reportages-En No Comments
What remains of Peru’s Shining Path guerrillas?
Revisited. March 4, 2018.
15 minutes. A report by Antoine Boddaert.
Peru’s central Ayacucho region was hit hard by the conflict that plagued the country from the 1980s to 2000. It was the scene of massacres by the Shining Path guerrillas and atrocities committed by the army. Thousands of people lost their lives and thousands …
Read more →7 March 2018 Category: accordeon-Reportages-En, Reportages-En No Comments
Transnistria, a republic in limbo at the edge of Europe
Revisited. February 4, 2018.
15 minutes. A report by Ilioné Schultz and Pierre Lascar.
Transnistria is a rebel republic inside Moldova in the far east of Europe, born from the ashes of the Soviet Union. More than 25 years after a peace agreement was signed in 1992, the self-declared state has not been recognised by …
Read more →19 February 2018 Category: accordeon-Reportages-En, Reportages-En No Comments
Remembering France’s “camp of shame” at Rivesaltes
Revisited. November 12, 2017.
15 minutes. A report by Séverine Bardon.
For three decades, Rivesaltes in southern France was home to the largest internment camp in Western Europe. Tens of thousands of people were imprisoned there, from the Spanish civil war through World War II to the Algerian War.
Tens of thousands of Jews, Spanish …
Read more →30 November 2017 Category: accordeon-Reportages-En, Reportages-En No Comments
Beauty Queens to the rescue in Sierra Leone
Revisited. Septembre 30, 2017.
14 minutes. A report by Maïla Mendy and Marie Dubois.
Read more →9 October 2017 Category: accordeon-Reportages-En, Reportages-En No Comments
Iraq: Daesh mass graves
Arte Reportage. Septembre 30, 2017.
24 minutes. A report by Ilioné Schultz and Charles Villanove.
In Iraq, governmental forces are still fighting against Daesh. In the liberated areas, they are facing another challenge: identifying the bodies of thousands of victims killed by ISIS and buried in mass graves. …
Read more →6 October 2017 Category: accordeon-Reportages-En, Reportages-En No Comments
Nigeria: Aisha, Boko Haram catcher
Arte Reportage. June 10, 2017.
24 minutes. A report by Rosie Collyer.
Aisha Bakari Gombi, 39 years old, is known in Yola region as the “Queen of the Hunters”. For years now, she has been defending local communities from Boko Haram, the world’s deadliest insurgent group in Northern Nigeria. …
Read more →16 June 2017 Category: accordeon-Reportages-En, Reportages-En No Comments
Kosovo, the impossible nation-state
Revisited, May 15, 2017.
15 minutes. A report by Séverine Bardon and Michaël Sztanke.
On 17 February 2008, Kosovo unilaterally declared its independence from Serbia, a move immediately denounced by Belgrade and Moscow. Today, the small Balkan country is only recognised by 114 of the 193 UN member states. It remains dysfunctional and divided.…
Read more →23 May 2017 Category: accordeon-Reportages-En, Reportages-En No Comments