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Rokhaya Diallo

The Guardian

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A worshipper is murdered in a French mosque. How can this be ‘just another crime’?

13.05.2025 90

The Guardian

Rokhaya Diallo

Mayotte has been French for longer than Nice. Why is it still treated with colonial arrogance?

13.02.2025 10

The Guardian

Rokhaya Diallo

What does the verdict in the Gisèle Pelicot rape trial mean for France? Our panel responds

One face and name dominated the streets of Paris on 23 November as the annual march marking International Day for the Elimination of Violence...

19.12.2024 2

The Guardian

Rokhaya Diallo

How has the French far right managed to cancel a Black anti-racism scholar for ‘racism’?

Maboula Soumahoro is a renowned French scholar and public intellectual. The holder of a PhD earned through studies both in France and at Columbia...

03.12.2024 70

The Guardian

Rokhaya Diallo

Hurricane Milton: providing conspiracy theorists with loads of made up material since 2024

11.10.2024 100

The Guardian

Rokhaya Diallo

France now sees Gisèle Pelicot as a hero – but old myths about rape are harder to change

Since the beginning of September, the face of a woman from a small village in the south of France has been splashed across global front pages....

11.10.2024 10

The Guardian

Rokhaya Diallo

France’s voters have rejected Macron. Why is he still trying to dictate who governs us?

After the electoral turbulence of June and July, few in France imagined that we would be heading into September without a new prime minister...

30.08.2024 20

The Guardian

Rokhaya Diallo

The Paris Olympics may look fair and inclusive on TV. The truth is much darker

The Paris Olympics opening ceremony was a stunning spectacle for global audiences, projecting an image of a proudly inclusive and festive France –...

01.08.2024 80

The Guardian

Rokhaya Diallo