◾ From Palestine and Gaza to the streets of France, Annie Arnaud fights one battle against social injustice, colonialism and marginalization. The French writer who won the Nobel Prize for Literature mentions her political radicalism in an interview with Eit, defending the student and worker alliance and condemning police violence and the rise of the extreme right. How did her experience with poverty and status become a literary project that gives the oppressed the right to tell their own history? Why does she see Palestine as an extension of her intellectual and political commitment? To read the full article Paul Makhlouf | I am Arno, justice for the oppressed is passing in Palestine.

◾ From Palestine and Gaza to the streets of France, Annie Arnaud fights one battle against social injustice, colonialism and marginalization. The French writer who won the Nobel Prize for Literature mentions her political radicalism in an interview with Eit, defending the student and worker alliance and condemning police violence and the rise of the extreme right. How did her experience with poverty and status become a literary project that gives the oppressed the right to tell their own history? Why does she see Palestine as an extension of her intellectual and political commitment? To read the full article Paul Makhlouf | I am Arno, justice for the oppressed is passing in Palestine.