Pati Rakotomalala on the need to listen to the youth

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Written byDavid Sasaki
Posted 8 November 2008 4:10 GMT

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Pati Rakotomalala represented FOKO Madagascar at this year's Interdependence Day in Brussels, Belgium about the importance of listening to youth.

Pati later gave a presentation about her experience in Brussels at Madagascar's first-ever Barcamp.

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  • Pingback: Global Voices Online » Madagascar: Brides-for-Sale just one harsh reality of poverty

    […] Foko blogger who recently had the opportunity to speak at the Interdependence day in Brussels, reports cases of teenage girls who are put up for sale by their parents (fr) Pour certains, les […]

    20 November 2008, 9:04 am
  • Pingback: 1 an de blogging, qu’en penses-tu Pati?

    […] voir vidéo de Pati prenant la parole lors d’une Conférence Interdépendance Day à Bruxelles… Pour les thèmes, j’écris sur la jeunesse car c’est mon domaine je crois, je vis dedans donc c’est normal si j’ai bcp de choses à dire sur! Pour les femmes,oui, je crois que tu as raison, il y a encore une insuffisance d’attention accordée à cette communauté […]

    12 March 2009, 9:04 pm

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