Publicado em 30 de set de 2015
How can you use freedom of speech as a political cartoonist? What does it mean to be an independent political cartoonist in the Arab world? How can you create conversations, not conflict online? Why is sharing cartoons so important in working towards peace.?
Khalid Albaih is an independent Sudanese political cartoonist living in Doha, Qatar. His stark, politically-charged images rose to prominence during the early stages of the Arab Spring protests in 2011. Posting his work in the public domain through social media, Khalid quickly became an artist of the revolution. His work is shared online throughout the world. .
Khalid shared his ideas along with 11 inspiring peace creators from around the world at the Hague Talks My Peace,Your Peace,Let’s Kick Start Peace Now! event at the Peace Palace on 21 September 2015.
Khalid Albaih is an independent Sudanese political cartoonist living in Doha, Qatar. His stark, politically-charged images rose to prominence during the early stages of the Arab Spring protests in 2011. Posting his work in the public domain through social media, Khalid quickly became an artist of the revolution. His work is shared online throughout the world. .
Khalid shared his ideas along with 11 inspiring peace creators from around the world at the Hague Talks My Peace,Your Peace,Let’s Kick Start Peace Now! event at the Peace Palace on 21 September 2015.
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