On October 23, Pengo Bossio Wangi was killed in a racist attack, an act that raises questions about society's response. Despite official condemnations and local tributes, no major national mobilization took place. This silence questions our ability to come together against racism. The author calls for unity to defend human dignity, regardless of political or community differences.
National mobilization: why does racism not provoke collective outrage?
This article was updated at 07:30.