Assa Traoré
Assa Traoré is a French activist known for her work in combating racism and advocating for justice, particularly in relation to police violence against marginalized communities. She gained national prominence following the death of her brother, Adama Traoré, in police custody in 2016, which sparked widespread protests and discussions about systemic racism in France. Traoré has since become a leading figure in movements against police violence and for the rights of people of African descent in France, often emphasizing the need for better representation and acknowledgment of racial injustices in society. Recently, she participated in a demonstration in Paris to honor Aboubakar Cissé, a victim of a hate crime, and to protest against Islamophobia.
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Assa Traoré is an associative activist who called for a gathering against Islamophobia.
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