Burkina Faso : Monique Ilboudo, the human rights novelist
Publié le 21 May 2024
Monique Ilboudo is a lawyer and women’s rights activist from Burkina Faso, but also a novelist who is committed to human rights through her writing. She is the author of the novel « Carrefour des veuves », published in 2020 and presented at the international publishing and book fair of Rabat, which closed its doors last Sunday. […]
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