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Eyala

@EyalaBlog

Sep 14, 2018 • 8 tweets • 8 min read • Read on X

Hello world! Since I moved to Morocco my life has been nothing but a frantic race. On this #podcastfriday I'm here to celebrate and recommend five #podcasts that have helped me stay (kinda) sane and connected to the voices of women and feminists in Africa and beyond

@NdiniMedia

@NdiniMedia features inspiring conversations with African women from all walks of life - entrepreneurs, artists, activists, etc. They speak with @SandraChuma about the lessons they've learned on their path to success. More at ndini.com #podcastfriday

@NABookPodcast

If you love books and are not listening to @NABookPodcast, what are you doing with your life? @bookshybooks @BooksAndRhymes and @postcolonialchi talk books and the literary industry with infectious joy. Great book recommendations too. Ladies can I be your friend? #podcastfriday

@bbcworldservice

I recently discovered The Conversation podcast on @bbcworldservice, and now I’m addicted. @KimChakanetsa hosts two women from different backgrounds who share a common fate for a thought-provoking conversation. Still discovering but I’d definitely recommend! #podcastfriday

@rebelgirlsbook

@rebelgirlsbook podcast is enchanting: historical fairy tales about real, kick-ass women, brilliantly narrated by other fantastic change-makers. I loved @melindagates' recount of Wangari Maathai's life, and @TaranaBurke reading about Harriet Tubman gave me life #podcastfriday

@mamacash

I've been intrigued by @mamacash’s approach to feminist philanthropy so when I heard they started the Tea with Mama Cash podcast, I dived right in. Great debates between two senior staff who often disagree, which I love. Happy Mwende Kinyili is my new brain-crush #podcastfriday

@lapoudreNE

Bonus recommendation because I love y'all so much: @lapoudreNE is an amazing exploration of what drives French feminists. @laurenbastide goes out of her way to curate an intersectional conversation. Episodes now available in English! Fav episode: with @OrpheoNegra #podcastfriday

@Aliben86

African #Feminists : What podcasts are you listening to? Please share recommendations! @Aliben86 @catherinenyamb1 @AfriFeminists @kaviemakau @felogene @livingtruely @afrofeminista @tityagb #podcastfriday

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Quand la loi institutionnalise les discriminations: Au #Maroc, la loi 04-20, qui met en place la nouvelle carte d'identité nationale électronique, inclut la possibilité de faire figurer son statut matrimonial: "veuve", "veuf", "épouse"... mais pas "époux"
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Ca a l'air anodin comme ça, mais:

(1) Ca ne sert à rien, car la carte d'identité doit permettre de justifier de l'identité, pas du statut matrimonial. Pour ça il y a le livret de famille.

#Maroc

(2) Ca complique les démarches administratives en cas de renouvellement de la carte d'identité (notamment en cas de changement de statut matrimonial). Mais seulement pour les femmes. Si c'est pas ça la définition même de la discrimination...

#Maroc