Negrophobia in the Maghreb and Libya: the neo-barbarism of the 21st century
- 64 Seiten
- 3 Lesestunden
The book critiques the neo-colonial practices that continue to oppress African peoples, highlighting the hypocrisy of Western policies that claim to support human rights while perpetuating exploitation. It examines how Fortress Europe responds to migration crises with increased surveillance and restrictive measures, ignoring its own role in creating these conditions. The narrative emphasizes the desperate plight of Africans driven by poverty to undertake perilous journeys across the Mediterranean, challenging the notion that slavery and exploitation are solely historical or localized issues.
