Ribka Sibhatu (born September 18, 1962) is an Eritrean writer. She writes in Tigrinya and Italian. She was born in Asmara. She was put in prison in 1979 for one year because she refused to marry an Ethiopian officer and then left the country the following year. She lived in Ethiopia, where she completed high school and studied at the Istituto Tecnico Galileo Galilei. There she married a man from France in 1985 and moved to France the following year, living in Paris and then Lyon. After the marriage ended, she moved to Italy in 1996 and settled in Rome. Sibhatu received a PhD in communication studies from La Sapienza. She worked for the city council in Rome from 2002 to 2005 as a consultant on inter-cultural politics. In 2006, she became a member of the scientific committee for inter-cultur
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| - Ribka Sibhatu (Asmara, 18 de septiembre de 1962) es una escritora eritrea. Escribe en tigrinya e italiano. Nació en Asmara. Fue encarcelada en 1979 durante un año porque se negó a casarse con un oficial etíope y abandonó el país al año siguiente. Vivió en Etiopía, donde completó la escuela secundaria y estudió en el Instituto Técnico Galileo Galilei. Allí se casó con un francés en 1985 y se mudó a Francia al año siguiente, donde vivió primero en París y luego en Lyon. Tras separarse de su marido, se mudó a Italia en 1996 y se instaló en Roma. Realizó un doctorado en estudios de comunicación de La Sapienza. Trabajó para el Ayuntamiento de Roma de 2002 a 2005 como consultora en política intercultural. En 2006, se convirtió en miembro del comité científico para asuntos interculturales del Min (es)
- Ribka Sibhatu (born September 18, 1962) is an Eritrean writer. She writes in Tigrinya and Italian. She was born in Asmara. She was put in prison in 1979 for one year because she refused to marry an Ethiopian officer and then left the country the following year. She lived in Ethiopia, where she completed high school and studied at the Istituto Tecnico Galileo Galilei. There she married a man from France in 1985 and moved to France the following year, living in Paris and then Lyon. After the marriage ended, she moved to Italy in 1996 and settled in Rome. Sibhatu received a PhD in communication studies from La Sapienza. She worked for the city council in Rome from 2002 to 2005 as a consultant on inter-cultural politics. In 2006, she became a member of the scientific committee for inter-cultur (en)
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| - Ribka Sibhatu (Asmara, 18 de septiembre de 1962) es una escritora eritrea. Escribe en tigrinya e italiano. Nació en Asmara. Fue encarcelada en 1979 durante un año porque se negó a casarse con un oficial etíope y abandonó el país al año siguiente. Vivió en Etiopía, donde completó la escuela secundaria y estudió en el Instituto Técnico Galileo Galilei. Allí se casó con un francés en 1985 y se mudó a Francia al año siguiente, donde vivió primero en París y luego en Lyon. Tras separarse de su marido, se mudó a Italia en 1996 y se instaló en Roma. Realizó un doctorado en estudios de comunicación de La Sapienza. Trabajó para el Ayuntamiento de Roma de 2002 a 2005 como consultora en política intercultural. En 2006, se convirtió en miembro del comité científico para asuntos interculturales del Ministerio italiano de Educación, Universidades e Investigación. En 2014, participó junto a las poetas Warsan Shire, Belinda Zhawi y Chinwe Azubuike en el tercer festival anual de literatura y libros de la Royal African Society en asociación con The British Library, Africa Writes. (es)
- Ribka Sibhatu (born September 18, 1962) is an Eritrean writer. She writes in Tigrinya and Italian. She was born in Asmara. She was put in prison in 1979 for one year because she refused to marry an Ethiopian officer and then left the country the following year. She lived in Ethiopia, where she completed high school and studied at the Istituto Tecnico Galileo Galilei. There she married a man from France in 1985 and moved to France the following year, living in Paris and then Lyon. After the marriage ended, she moved to Italy in 1996 and settled in Rome. Sibhatu received a PhD in communication studies from La Sapienza. She worked for the city council in Rome from 2002 to 2005 as a consultant on inter-cultural politics. In 2006, she became a member of the scientific committee for inter-cultural affairs of the Italian Ministry of Education, Universities and Research. In 1993, she published Aulò. Un canto-poesia dall'Eritrea, a collection of poems first written in Tigrinya and then translated by Sibhatu into Italian. In 1999, she published Cittadino che non c'è. L'immigrazione nei media Italiani. She published L’esatto numero delle stelle e altre fiabe dell’altopiano eritreo in 2012. In 2012, she produced the documentary Aulò. Roma Postcoloniale. (en)
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