Mouna Hachim

thumb|Mouna Hachim Mouna Hachim (born 24 October 1967) is a Moroccan writer and journalist. She has published several novels and non-fiction books. She has also created documentaries. Quotes There are four main themes of discussion on this group: the management of rubbish and city cleanliness, public transportation, the use of public space, and security As this group has gained a wider following, it has resulted in some changes. Fairly often, someone will post something about a pile-up of rubbish in their neighbourhood. People start to comment on it and share it. Then, soon after, city workers come and deal with the issue Quite a few journalists follow our page so that brings some media attention to issues that affect a large number of Casablanca residents. Recently, for example, there were debates on the state of the beaches around Casablanca and the people who take over various sections and illegally force beachgoers to pay if they want to swim or sunbathe there We’ve also seen both municipal officials and those who work with the public transportation system release statements to respond to certain criticisms posted on the group. We think that is fairly brave of them. It is also a space to let people know what their friends and neighbours find inconsiderate behaviour, like parking a car on a pavement or blocking pedestrian crossings Aside from that, I really hope that this group can help people feel more tied to their city and to be more invested in caring for it Casablanca residents rally to save the city from rubbish,Issued on: 16/07/2018,Modified: 16/07/2018,By:Maëva Poulet External links Category:1967 births Category:Women authors from Morocco Category:Journalists from Morocco Category:Women born in the 1960s