FRANCE 24 The Interview - Tracy Chamoun, Lebanese author and politician
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Published on Apr 3, 2013 Armen Georgian meets Tracy Chamoun, the scion of one of Lebanon's most famous dynasties. The first woman to found a political party in the Arab world - the Liberal Democrats Party of Lebanon - she talks about her plans and hopes for her country, and about coming to terms with the murder of her father, his second wife and their young children during the Lebanese civil war.
Maa Ricardo Karam - Tracy Chamoun | مع ريكاردو كرم - ترايسي شمعون
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Published on Dec 17, 2015"Maa Ricardo Karam" features an inspiring combination of Arab key personalities from the world of finance, business, arts and sciences and recognised as such abroad, most of whom managed to stay under the media "radar", will share their stories and lessons of life. "Yes, I can" is the theme of this insightful program aiming at motivating the youth, all over the Arab world.
Tracy Chamoun is the President of Lebanon’s Liberal Democrats Party (LDP) www.ldplb.org. The Party was licensed in 2012, and Tracy is the first woman founder in history of an Arab political party. She is a peace activist and supports dialogue and the principles of non-violent resolution to conflict. As such, she is a proponent of openness towards all political groups in order to build consensus and combat distrust among factions. She is both a parliamentary and Presidential candidate in Lebanon at this time. She is the author of four books, three of which are historical narratives about the war in Lebanon:
Au Nom du Pere: 1991 - Edition Lattes
Amare: 1993 - Edition Lattes
Le Sang de la Paix: 2013 - Edition Lattes
Thaman el Silm (Arabic): 2013 – Edition Hachette Antoine Lebanon
Au Nom du Pere was a bestseller and was awarded the “Prix Verite” for the best non-fiction.
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Published on Dec 17, 2015"Maa Ricardo Karam" features an inspiring combination of Arab key personalities from the world of finance, business, arts and sciences and recognised as such abroad, most of whom managed to stay under the media "radar", will share their stories and lessons of life. "Yes, I can" is the theme of this insightful program aiming at motivating the youth, all over the Arab world.
Tracy Chamoun is the President of Lebanon’s Liberal Democrats Party (LDP) www.ldplb.org. The Party was licensed in 2012, and Tracy is the first woman founder in history of an Arab political party. She is a peace activist and supports dialogue and the principles of non-violent resolution to conflict. As such, she is a proponent of openness towards all political groups in order to build consensus and combat distrust among factions. She is both a parliamentary and Presidential candidate in Lebanon at this time. She is the author of four books, three of which are historical narratives about the war in Lebanon:
Au Nom du Pere: 1991 - Edition Lattes
Amare: 1993 - Edition Lattes
Le Sang de la Paix: 2013 - Edition Lattes
Thaman el Silm (Arabic): 2013 – Edition Hachette Antoine Lebanon
Au Nom du Pere was a bestseller and was awarded the “Prix Verite” for the best non-fiction.
Pascal Laurent présente Tracy Chamoun, "Le sang de la paix", JC Lattès
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Published on Apr 20, 2013 L´histoire de la famille de Tracy Chamoun est intiment liée à celle du Liban contemporain. Son grand-père, Camille Chamoun, a été président du Liban, et son père, Dany Chamoun, a été le chef du Parti national libéral et le commandant de la milice des Tigres. Dans son best-seller Au nom du père, prix Vérité, publié en 1992, elle retraçait les combats de son pays et le terrible massacre dont avait été victime sa famille. Elle essaie aujourd´hui de se dégager de son passé dramatique où le « sang qui coulait sur les yeux de tous empêchait quiconque d´y voir clair », pour mieux comprendre et expliquer les fortes tensions qui animent toujours la vie politique nationale. Partisane d´un Liban indépendant des forces étrangères et multiconfessionnelles, Tracy Chamoun se livre à l´exercice périlleux de ne pas avoir un regard où le parti pris de son histoire personnelle fausse les responsabilités de chacun. Elle nous offre aussi une vision d´avenir et d´espoir dans une partie du monde où les équilibres changent, les révolutions se succèdent et où l´avenir des valeurs humanistes de l´Occident se joue.Aujourd´hui, elle est la première femme fondatrice et présidente d´un parti politique arabe, le parti des Libéraux démocrates du Liban, et a décidé de se porter candidate à l´Assemblée nationale lors des prochaines élections parlementaires de 2013.
حوار اليوم مع تريسي داني شمعون
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Published on Nov 18, 2012 Interview with Georges Yasmine
3 Women in War Annual Conference, Beirut, June 2015 AT LAU
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Published on Jul 29, 2015Session on Lebanon: Women, War, and Displacement
Moderator: Dr. Evelyne Accad (University of Illinois)
- "J'ai déposé les armes", Régine Sneifer , writer, (Lebanon)
- The Persistence of Gendered Narratives in Times of War & Displacement : Syrian Women Refugees in Lebanese Public Discourse, Adriana Qubaia, Central European University (Hungary)
- A Personal Testimony: The Lebanese War and how it scarred me, Tracy Chamoun (Lebanon)
- The Impact of the Syrian Refugee Crisis on Lebanese Host Communities’ Security Perceptions Across the Country: A Gendered Angle, Lana Khattab, International Alert (UK)
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Published on Jul 29, 2015Session on Lebanon: Women, War, and Displacement
Moderator: Dr. Evelyne Accad (University of Illinois)
- "J'ai déposé les armes", Régine Sneifer , writer, (Lebanon)
- The Persistence of Gendered Narratives in Times of War & Displacement : Syrian Women Refugees in Lebanese Public Discourse, Adriana Qubaia, Central European University (Hungary)
- A Personal Testimony: The Lebanese War and how it scarred me, Tracy Chamoun (Lebanon)
- The Impact of the Syrian Refugee Crisis on Lebanese Host Communities’ Security Perceptions Across the Country: A Gendered Angle, Lana Khattab, International Alert (UK)