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Below are posts about citizen media in French. Don't miss Global Voices en Français, where Global Voices posts are translated into French! Read about our Lingua project to learn more about how Global Voices content is being translated into other languages.

Stories about French from July, 2016

Helping Out With Migrants Stuck in Calais, France

France 31 July 2016

Two Global Voices contributors spent a week working with a British charity in Calais, France in solidarity with the refugees and migrants of the so-called "Calais Jungle".

Mauritanian Authorities Once Again Go After Anti-Slavery Activists

Sub-Saharan Africa 22 July 2016

"Many work without rest, without wages for their master's benefit. They do not have the right to education, to freedom of movement, to travel or marry, without their owner's consent."

‘People Are Getting on Those Boats Because They Want to Live’

Sub-Saharan Africa 18 July 2016

The rescue operation Sos Méditerranée publishes accounts of people who have survived journeys across the Mediterranean Sea to Europe on their blog.

After the Nice Attack, a Chance for Us to Respect the Pain Everywhere, Together

Western Europe 15 July 2016

"Please, today, let us just stay in the now. Let us respect grieving families and friends and in so doing, let us also pay tribute to the other tragedies before."