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Loubna Chlaikhy

– Loubna Chlaikhy is an independent journalist based in Montreal focusing on human rights, migration, social justice, homelessness, disinformation… Through her reporting and investigations, she seeks to challenge dominant narratives and amplify marginalized voices. Before becoming a freelancer Loubna worked in national and regional media outlets in France and Quebec. In 2025, her investigation into Honest Reporting Canada has been published in the anthology When Genocide Wasn’t News.

 

– Loubna Chlaikhy est une journaliste indépendante basée à Montréal dont le travail explore les droits humains, la justice sociale, l’immigration, l’itinérance, la désinformation…  A travers ses reportages et enquêtes, elle cherche à questionner le narratif dominant et à amplifier les voix marginalisées. Avant de devenir pigiste, Loubna a travaillé pour des médias nationaux et régionaux en France et au Québec. En 2025, son enquête sur Honest Reporting Canada a été publiée dans l’ouvrage collectif When Genocide Wasn’t News.
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Loubna's Latest Articles

Le refus de l’asile à Ranjit Singh

Militant pour le mouvement indépendantiste sikh de l’État du Pendjab, au nord de l’Inde, Ranjit Singh fuit les persécutions policières pour trouver refuge au Canada en 2019. Il y a deux semaines, sa demande d’asile est rejetée et sa déportation prévue le vendredi 6 mars 2026.

The Refusal of Asylum to Ranjit Singh

An activist for the Sikh independence movement in the state of Punjab, Ranjit Singh fled police persecution to seek refuge in Canada in 2019. Two weeks ago, his asylum application was rejected, his deportation scheduled for March 6.

Runaways in youth centres: staff denounce a “broken system”

After the rise of the hashtag #SurvivantedeCentreJeunesse, some employees are speaking out about abuses in youth centres.

Runaways: Sounding the alarm at the Centre jeunesse de Laval

At least three of the four young girls who went missing from the Montreal region in early February are placed at the Laval youth detention centre.

Homelessness: surviving a freezing night in downtown Montreal

On a frigid night in Montreal, La Converse’s young journalists were in the field with The Rover’s Christopher Curtis to talk to people experiencing homelessness about the nightly struggle to keep warm.