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Lina Rhrissi

Independent journalist.

  • The image shows an elderly woman wearing a light pink hijab, smiling and making a peace sign with her right hand. She is inside a vehicle that appears to be a bus, with other passengers visible in the background. The interior of the bus features comfortable seating and soft lighting, contributing to a warm atmosphere. The woman's expression conveys friendliness and warmth. [Reporting In Morocco, Two Years After the Hirak Protests, the Ordeal of the Prisoners’ Families Lina Rhrissi · February 2019 Every other Wednesday, the mothers, wives and sisters of the last 39 Hirak protestors still jailed in Casablanca travel 1200 kilometres from the Rif by bus to visit their loved ones. With the help of the Committee for the Support of Hirak Prisoners’ Families, they struggle to improve their (…)
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