Iranian high school student talking about life in Slovakia. The Starmus Science Festival to come to Slovakia next year. (17.5.2023 16:00) episode artwork

EPISODE · May 17, 2023 · 24 MIN

Iranian high school student talking about life in Slovakia. The Starmus Science Festival to come to Slovakia next year. (17.5.2023 16:00)

from Slovakia Today, English Language Current Affairs Programme from Slovak Radio · host STVR

Rozhina Rajablou is a high school student from Iran, who came to Slovakia to find the freedom to do things that the regime in her home country does not allow women to do. For example, to sing and perform in public. In the interview with Zuzana Botikova she describes her life in Bratislava, her perception of differences and her relationship to music. The Starmus Science Festival will come to Slovakia next year, and bring along many well-known names from the world of science and culture, such as Sir Brian May or Dr Jane Goodall. The festival was announced in Bratislava by Nobel Prize laureate Emmanuelle Charpentier and AI expert and software company director Richard Marko.

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