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Florence Aubenas: portrait

Publication date 12/06/2005 From €100.00

Florence Aubenas

Release of hostages in Iraq: portrait of "Libération" journalist Florence AUBENAS. Subject based on archives, testimonies and interview of Florence AUBENAS on her job.

Florence Aubenas press conference

Publication date 14/06/2005 From €100.00

Florence Aubenas

Report on the press conference of journalist Florence AUBENAS. The former hostage details the conditions of his captivity in Iraq. Commentary on factual images. [Source: France 3 documentation] Florence Aubenas detailed the conditions of her detention until her release. "Life began in this cellar as it was, as it will be all this time... A life in a cellar what is it? So it’s very long to live and very short to tell. What I was doing was counting... I counted the days, I counted the minutes, I counted the beams on the ceiling, I counted everything. I also counted steps and a life in a cellar, it’s 24 steps a day. 24 steps is going to the toilet twice a day and coming back... If you move away from the mattress, even if you move too much on your mattress, it causes a friction with the titanic tracksuit. It makes frot frot frot frot frot like that and it’s already a lot... several times I was punished because I moved too much on the bed". A man is in detention with her. He is Hussein Hanoun, her guide, but Florence does not know. They have a formal ban on communication. "... I said no, I didn’t speak. They said if you spoke to this man, we heard you. You asked him where Hussein is... I said ah no, I didn’t ask! They told me if yes, you asked him where Hussein is. So I said no. The guy across the way, I heard him deny it. We didn’t speak very much like each other. They took us out of the cellar and beat us". To the question "have you experienced real periods of total discouragement", Florence Aubenas answers with a laugh: "Never"!

Liberation of Florence Aubenas: a review of an exceptional mobilization

Publication date 13/06/2005 From €100.00

Florence Aubenas

Florence AUBENAS and her guide, Hussein HANOUN, are back in France after five months of detention in Iraq. For 157 days, the mobilization was exceptional to release the journalist from "Libération".

Conditions of detention Aubenas

Publication date 13/06/2005 From €100.00

Florence Aubenas

The release and detention conditions of "Libération" journalist Florence AUBENAS, held hostage in Iraq, with her driver Hussein HANOUN AL SAADI, are reported on the basis of recent archive images and interviews with those who supported them.

"Le quai de Ouistreham" by Florence Aubenas

Publication date 18/02/2010 From €100.00

Florence Aubenas

"Le quai de Ouistreham", the new book by journalist Florence AUBENAS, is out today. It is the story of six months spent in the shoes of a precarious worker who managed to land hours of housework in a company cleaning ferries from Britanny to Ouistreham. Six months in immersion, incognito, from February to July 2009 to try to understand the crisis. In the end a long report on the precarious for whom the crisis has a good back. Meeting with Florence AUBENAS and reading excerpts from her book.

Florence Aubenas présente son livre "La méprise" à Outreau

Publication date 22/10/2005 From €100.00

Florence Aubenas

La journaliste Florence Aubenas présente son livre, « La méprise », sur l’affaire d'Outreau, dans un hypermarché de la ville. Des habitantes, venues à la séance de dédicace, viennent chercher une explication sur cette erreur judiciaire qui a fait d’Outreau « la ville des pédophiles ». L’auteur explique vouloir être aux côtés des victimes de cette affaire comme l’a été Madeleine Vandevelde, incarcérée à tort et à qui on a retiré ses enfants.

Florence Aubenas: the writing of "La Méprise" on the affair of Outreau

Publication date 13/10/2005 From €100.00

Florence Aubenas

David PUJADAS receives the journalist Florence AUBENAS for his book "La Méprise", investigation on the case of pedophilia of Outreau that she had started before her detention as a hostage in Iraq. She explains that the fact that Outreau’s trial had not yet taken place after his return from Iraq encouraged her to resume writing her book and even to rewrite it. She said, "When I came home, I understood better what happened in the heads of those who accused them... During my own detention, I understand how when you are subjected to an authoritarian power of someone, you can admit something that you have not committed"

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