On the occasion of International Women’s Day, the DISSIDENT club presented Audrey Chambon’s series of paintings called ‘Femme A’. “My...
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To Love and To Be Loved As A Dissident – a roundtable at the DISSIDENT club focusing on the mental health of people in exile on the occasion of Valentines Day
“In Uyghur classical poetic language, exile is defined as the absence of the face of your beloved” – Merdan Ehteli,...
Roundtable Discussion at DISSIDENT Club Addresses Challenges Faced by Female and Non-Binary DJs in Paris
On Wednesday, April 12th, the DISSIDENT club hosted a conference for female identifying and non-binary DJs in Paris. The event...
The Immigrant Experience Comes to Life in ‘Die Play Marry at the DISSIDENT Club
“Do you have all the right papers to get into the afterlife? Can you handle heaven’s prefecture officer?” On March...
L’affaire des langues perdues de France
Quiconque a déjà essayé de pratiquer son français en France a été confronté à un regard de mépris et d’incompréhension,...
“Journalism can save you!”- Launch of the graphic novel “Dissident Club”, an autobiography of Taha Siddiqui.
On Tuesday, March 14th, the DISSIDENT club hosted the book launch of its founder, Taha Siddiqui’s first graphic novel, aptly...
#FreeMortaza: the DISSIDENT club mobilises support for Franco-Afghan journalist detained by the Taliban since January 7th.
“Mortaza wanted his journalism to humanise the suffering around the world. He wanted to show the story of the people...
Revolution Through Paintings: the DISSIDENT club launches Iranian political prisoners art expo.
By Leah Koonthamattam, team < the DISSIDENT club > “I dont want my daughter to read my poems and learn...
Secret Chinese Police Stations in Paris and other parts of the world a threat to democracy. Activists call for action.
Masquerading as a residence between two restaurants in the 13th arrondissement of Paris is one of the three alleged Chinese...
Let Afghan girls learn! the DISSIDENT club sheds light on women’s education in Afghanistan.
Since the Taliban’s occupation of Kabul in August last year, girls are banned from going to school. Today, as the...
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