Mouhssine Ennaimi
Mouhssine Ennaimi is a French award-winning journalist specialised in short and long documentaries. He is also author, writer and photographer..[1]
Early 2005 Mouhssine Ennaimi moved to Colombo, Sri Lanka as RFI and Radio France correspondent. He lived in South Asia from 2005 until 2012. He also collaborated with Libération and Le Temps newspapers as well as for various TV channels (Capa Press TV). Mouhssine Ennaimi is the author of "The strength to say No" (Child Marriage in India)[2] and Slumboy (Life of Slumdog millionaire hero in Mumbai slums)[3]
He has also contributed on several documentaries
In 2017, Mouhssine Ennaimi was awarded ASBU Outstanding Documentary Production in Dubai for a film in Northern Syria (Jarablus).
In 2007, He contributed to the film “Muttur, a crime against humanitarian”, Albert Londres Prize (highest French journalism award)
Currently, he is a director-producer based in Istanbul, Turkey
Biography[edit]
Mouhssine Ennaimi started his professional career as a computer engineer (1997-2003). He later pivoted to journalism in 2004.
He became correspondent for french public network in Sri Lanka, Colombo as a correspondent for Radio France, RFI and Capa Press. He covered post-tsunami stories and the Tamil separatists war.
In 2007, Mouhssine Ennaimi became the regional South Asia correspondent based in Mumbai, India. The scope of his stories includes Bangladesh, India, Nepal and Sri Lanka until 2011.
In 2011, Mouhssine Ennaimi moved to Jerusalem to cover Israel and Palestine. His features includes the Gaza war (Nov 2012) and the Gilad Shalit prisoner exchange (2011). He also directed a documentary on the Gaza youth. Since then, he regularly directed and produced 26-minute documentaries.
Since 2015, Mouhssine Ennaimi is a director and producer based in Istanbul, Turkey. He has won the Outstanding Documentary Production[4] - Arab States Broadcasting Union (ASBU) in Dubai 2017 for "Jarablus rising from its ashes" (Northern Syria).
Bibliography[edit]
- 2015: The Strength to Say No. Peter Owen Publishers (English Edition) ISBN: 9780720617924[5]
- 2014: La force de dire non. Editions Michel Lafon (French Edition) ISBN: 9782749915678[6]
- 2009: Slumboy. Editions. Michel Lafon : Paris (French Edition) ISBN: 9782749911014[7]
Awards[edit]
- 2017: Arab States Broadcasting Union ASBU, Dubai for Jarablus rising from its ashes (Northern Syria)
- 2007: Contribution to Albert Londres award winning film “Muttur, a crime against humanitarian” - Albert Londres Prize is the most prestigious Award for journalism in France
Selective Filmography[edit]
- 2017 : Yemen's Wounded City
- 2017: Silent death on a Syrian Journey - Organ Trafficking in the Middle East[8]
- 2017: Jarablus rising from its ashes - Northern Syria
- 2017 Venezuela on the Edge
- 2016 Agadez, The Migrant Mirage
- 2016 The Broken Republic
- 2016 Ben Gardane, Daesh's (EI) reservoir of fighters
External Links[edit]
- TRT World wins ASBU BroadcastPro Selevision Award, 2017.
- Mouhssine Ennaimi, Radio France International
- Mouhssine Ennaimi, Libération
- Off The Grid: Silent Death on a Syrian Journey
- How a 10-year-old schoolgirl in India fought against child marriage—and won
- This girl decided to say 'no' to forced marriage
- Storytellers from the slums
- Thoughts In Motion: Mouhssine Ennaimi On Organ Trafficking
- L'entrevue avec Mouhssine Ennaimi, journaliste à Bombay
- Mariages forcés: celle qui a dit non
- Un livre sur la jeune vedette de Slumdog Millionaire
- ↑ Section, United Nations News Service (2017-07-22). "UN News - Guterres 'strongly condemns' stabbing attack that left three Israelis dead in West Bank". UN News Service Section. Retrieved 2017-12-12.
- ↑ "Mariages forcés: celle qui a dit non" (in français). Retrieved 2018-02-07.
- ↑ "Autobiography at 10!". https://www.hindustantimes.com/. 2009-11-17. Retrieved 2018-02-06. External link in
|work=(help) - ↑ "TRT World wins ASBU BroadcastPro Selevision Award | AIB". aib.org.uk. Retrieved 2017-12-12.
- ↑ Rekha,, Kalindi,. The strength to say no : one girl's fight against forced marriage. Ennaimi, Mouhssine,, Lawson, Sarah,, Translation of: Kalindi, Rekha. London. ISBN 9780720617924. OCLC 910846472. Search this book on
- ↑ Rekha., Kalindi, (2012). La force de dire "non". Ennaïmi, Mouhssine. Neuilly-sur-Seine [France]: M. Lafon. ISBN 2749915678. OCLC 793583979. Search this book on
- ↑ Azharuddin., Ismaël, (2009). Slumboy : l'extraordinaire destin d'un enfant de Bombay. Ennaïmi, Mouhssine. Neuilly-sur-Seine: M. Lafon. ISBN 9782749911014. OCLC 671465936. Search this book on
- ↑ TRT World (2017-11-11), Off The Grid: Silent Death on a Syrian Journey, retrieved 2017-12-18
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