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Jasser Hammami is an author, researcher and human rights activist who specializes in issues of migration control and minority rights. He is a graduate of the MA in Humanitarian Action degree at the University of Malta.

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    The Right to Ambition: Tunisian Students on the Other Side of the Mediterranean

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    “Ti Ehmid Rabbi!”: On Why Gratitude is Pointless When It Is Forced

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    By Jasser Hammami February 24, 2022

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    Hack4Her: The Digital at the Service of Fighting Violence Against Women

    By Jasser Hammami November 14, 2020
    By Jasser Hammami November 14, 2020

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    «Chbik Mazroub?»: Being Tunisian in the Age of Rush

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    By Jasser Hammami October 2, 2020

    Back in 1943, a guy named Maslow proposed a theory in psychology called Maslow’s…

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    “Kaf w Ka’ba Halwa”: Justifying Abuse with Acts of Kindness

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    By Jasser Hammami September 23, 2020

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