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Take Back the Tech!  Live on November 25 00.00 GMT

  • assetou's story

    July 2007

    This story is created during the WENT Digital Stories Training, as part of Take Back The Tech 

  • AZUR Developpement
    Congo (Brazzaville)

    Location

    Point-Noire
    Congo (Brazzaville)
    4° 47' 43.5012" S, 11° 51' 35.0676" E

    As part of the 16 Days of Activism for fighting against violence we are preparing in the period from November 25 to December 10 2008 two activities in Pointe-Noire (the second city of Congo):

    We will do a competition with children in a school on how to fight violence against children, specially young girls. They will make poems, drawings, recitals... on how to fight against
    violence against girls, and will be awarded.


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