Marine Caleb

Collaborator

Montreal

Marine Caleb

Marine Caleb is a freelance journalist who has worked in France, Lebanon and Quebec. Passionate about identity, gender equity, integration and migrants, she enjoys breaking down clichés.

Latest Articles

Near or far, all Lebanese are tremble at Israel's attacks

After 12 months of enduring exchanges of fire between Hezbollah and the Israeli army, the population of Lebanon is facing a bloody escalation.

Can we help disadvantaged populations through street art?

“We want the municipality to intervene to maintain roads and infrastructure”

Iran: the right to choose

The wearing of the veil is widely questioned, and the question is more pressing than ever.

Sandy El Bitar: the female orchestra behind the jokes

“I think humor has the power to promote resilience and to make you more creative.”

Domestic violence and toxic relationships: how to get help?

What options do women in toxic and violent relationships have?

Strengthen French, but at what cost for minorities?

“What is positive is that Bill 96 will make learning French a right”

What does each party offer in immigration?

What is likely to change in the immigration file?

What does each party offer in the area of immigration?

What is likely to change in the immigration file?

Islem Guedrez: the doubt persists

Originally from Jijel, in northeastern Algeria, Islem Guedrez settled in Quebec in 2020 to study at the Collège Supérieur de Montréal.

Generation 1.5, immigrants between two chairs

Like so many others, Andres' family migrated to offer children a better future, quality education, freedom of being, and security.

Canada-Israel friendship: beyond political speeches

On May 28, Ottawa also invested $25 million to support Palestinian populations.

Is it safe in a place of worship?

Four years after the murderous attack, everything is closed and monitored at the Quebec mosque.

Can we arm ourselves against domestic violence?

Everything has been shattered: trust, self-esteem. You have to rework everything,” testifies Cassandra.

The justice system: an additional burden for women victims of domestic violence

The family court judge must now be aware of the decisions of the other courts.

Consent: how to apply it on a daily basis?

This tool is a way to shake up norms, reverse roles, and regain self-control.

Understanding the unsaid aspects of consent

More or less automatically, when we say consent, we think of sexuality.

Asylum seekers: the pitfalls of hearings

Sometimes we get the translator out and try to speak with simple words or with our hands.

A “guardian angel” threatened with expulsion

“Status for all. Nobody is illegal! ”

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