De dood van Murat Idrissi
Book • 2017
The book tells the tale of two young Dutch women, Thouraya and Ilham, whose families are originally from North Africa.
They decide to take a trip back to their parents' homeland, Morocco.
During their journey, they become involved in smuggling a young man named Murat Idrissi back to Europe, which leads to a tragic outcome.
The novel explores themes of migration, cultural identity, and the harsh realities of human trafficking.
It is based on real events observed by the author during a court case in 2004, highlighting the fate of anonymous migrants who do not survive their journey.
They decide to take a trip back to their parents' homeland, Morocco.
During their journey, they become involved in smuggling a young man named Murat Idrissi back to Europe, which leads to a tragic outcome.
The novel explores themes of migration, cultural identity, and the harsh realities of human trafficking.
It is based on real events observed by the author during a court case in 2004, highlighting the fate of anonymous migrants who do not survive their journey.
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Aanbevolen door Eveline Rethmeier als een boek over migratie, gebaseerd op een krantenartikel over een dode migrant.
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