Hostages and radio: a story of sound
Audio 25:07
Former French hostage Sophie Pétronin and RFI correspondent in Mali Serge Daniel, Thursday, October 8, 2020 in the evening, at Bamako airport.
© RFI / Serge Daniel
By: Steven Jambot Follow |
Simon Decreuze Follow
27 mins
With the sound archives of RFI and Radio France,
L'Atelier des Médias
shows the vital role that radio has played for certain hostages and their families.
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Jean-Paul Kauffmann
in Lebanon,
Ingrid Betancourt
in Colombia,
Olivier Denis
and
Olivier Frappé
in Sudan,
Hervé Ghesquière
and
Stéphane Taponier
in Afghanistan,
Sophie Pétronin
in Mali: all of them have in common having been hostages but they also have in common to have been able to listen to the radio during their captivity.
This program was produced with every moment in
mind Olivier Dubois
, a French journalist kidnapped on April 8, 2021 in Gao, Mali.
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In
Mondoblog audio
, Senegalese blogger Mamadou Magarem Fall explains what RFI represents for him who lives in the Sahel.
This
Media Workshop
was broadcast as part of the
Radio Festival
, an event which celebrates the centenary of the first broadcast of a radio program in France from the Eiffel Tower.
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