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Jeder hat. Niemand darf.
Projektreisen
By: Katja Riemann
Narrated by: Katja Riemann
Length: 7 hrs and 43 mins

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Jeder hat. Niemand darf.

Name: Jeder hat. Niemand darf.
Brand: Argon Verlag
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Summary

Doch, die Welt lässt sich verändern!

Katja Riemann ist seit 20 Jahren in der Welt unterwegs, ist vor Ort, schaut hin. Über Jahre hat sie die Arbeit von Molly Melching, der Gründerin von "Tostan" beobachtet, die in senegalesischen Dorfgemeinschaften das Ende der Beschneidung von Mädchen herbeiführt. An der Seite von Friedensnobelpreisträger Dr. Denis Mukwege und dem Arzt und Aktivisten Dr. Kasereka Lusi hat sie sich ein Bild machen können über den Einsatz der Vergewaltigung als Kriegsinstrument im Ostkongo. Und schließlich findet Katja Riemann ihre eigene Geschichte im Libanon, wo ihr Vater lange gelebt und unterrichtet hat.