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Jun
24
Thu
6:00 pm
Revolutionary Rehearsals: Rhythm...
@ Online
Revolutionary Rehearsals: Rhythm...
@ Online
Jun 24 @ 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm
In English with Arabic interpretation. In the last decade, the North African region has witnessed momentous events from social justice struggles and mobilisations to massive uprisings and revolutions. The region is still a cauldron of[...]
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