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Today, November 25th is International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women and The Oslo Desk is releasing an investigation series – Behind Closed Doors - after 3 years of investigating into domestic abuse among immigrant mothers.
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Enzo Nicolas Rossi was born in Uruguay and now has been in Norway. He has a degree in International Trade and Languages, as well as a master's in Higher Education Studies. He talks about public health data and cross-cultural awareness.
https://t.co/RGQZ5LqI0E
An interview with Abi Høier Hoel, a Mexican American and an Account Manager for Farmforce AS. Abi left her home in Arizona and her promising career in financial advising to immigrate to Norway. She talks about being an immigrant in Norway.
https://t.co/qm6pv5b01M
An interview with Yvan Bayisabe, a serial entrepreneur based in Oslo. Born in Burundi and migrated to Norway in 2003. Recently launched a tech startup called Vibrantcreator with a bold aim to provide universal access to successful entrepreneurship.
https://t.co/RdbX8FhMrS
Despite Oslo Pride events cancellation, hundreds marched the streets of Oslo heading towards the London Pub where the attack took place in the early hours of today, killing two and injuring 21.
Photos: Leanna Lunde/The Oslo Desk
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What a fantastic end to the week. We are in the Nordic region round. More info to come. Stay tuned.
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An interview with Samuel Chu, a Hong Kong activist and President of the Campaign for Hong Kong on the unveiling of the Pillar of Shame and his thoughts on Hong Kong's future.
https://t.co/eh0u7dbp6Y
A collaboration between Hong Kong Committee in Norway, Amnesty International Norway and Oslo Freedom Forum @OsloFF unveiled yesterday the monument ‘Pillar of Shame’ in the courtyard of the University of Oslo’s Law faculty.
A collaboration between Hong Kong Committee in Norway, Amnesty International Norway and Oslo Freedom Forum @OsloFF unveiled yesterday the monument ‘Pillar of Shame’ in the courtyard of the University of Oslo’s Law faculty.
https://t.co/GEtq7MTFip
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