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FCK DPLMCY

By: Thomas Maddens
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  • Europe-based progressive conversations hosted by award-winning documentary filmmaker and human rights activist Thomas Maddens. Support this podcast by rating, sharing, commenting, tipping.
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  • 2. Fourat

    2. Fourat
    May 3 2024

    Fourat Ben Chikha is a Member of the Council of Europe, he is a Belgian Senator and local-council member for the city of Ghent. Although, if you ask him, he prefers to identify as living on an intersection of being a queer, muslim, person of color with migration roots who grew up in poverty and how this all gave him the strength to enter the political arena at the highest level.

    Fourat and Thomas met when they were both working on political campaigns for the Green party in 2017. Even though Thomas' path has since moved away from politics, their friendship has kept them close and working together on various things.

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    1 hr and 41 mins
  • 1. Mo

    1. Mo
    Feb 8 2024

    Mo (Mohammed Y Abusulaiman) and Thomas met on a VR film production for UNICEF in Gaza in 2018. In this pilot episode of fck dplmcy they talk about bombardments worse than death, the guilt of survival, trying to film drone shots while encountering Al Qassam, what life was like in Gaza before Oct 7th and how everything has now changed.

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    1 hr and 34 mins
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