Suchergebnisse

As Libya emerges from the embargo and problems appear, the discontent of the young is rising to the surface. Universities give young people a chance to meet and discuss, because they have few leisure activities and spend their time watching television and football matches. Frustration is high and excesses are common. Many want to travel but few want to leave the country. The revenue-based state is fraying, but the people have no prospects and are weary of the changes imposed by Khadafi's political management. They want order, and a structured, organised country and the young people want to be like young people everywhere. (Monde Arabe Maghreb/DÜI)

Several thousand young adults are permanently on the move at present in France. They claim to be the voluntary actors of a life style which they have willingly adopted. They assemble in large numbers for music or drama festivals, and such gatherings pose problems of hospitality and of policing in the festival towns. An action-survey has been conducted for several years on these young people. It is structured round approaches based on an understanding of this public (ethnology, sociology, psychology health) and grass roots actions aiming at experimenting and developing temporary forms of hospitality during the festivals. It will also suggest procedures in prevention work and social inclusion adapted to the public.