@salamhisto: Décès de Nogaye Thiam in English: Death of Nogaye Thiam 48 hours. That’s how long it took for her body to be discovered. Her baby was still alive by her side. Friday. A day that seemed like any other. Nogaye Thiam, 23 years old, young mother of an 18-month-old baby, lives with her in-laws. She is married to her cousin. A quiet life, almost invisible. That day, an argument breaks out with her mother-in-law. Tensions rise. Words fly. Nogaye retreats to her room with her child. She closes the door. And then… the mother-in-law utters these chilling words: “Let her be. She’s rude.” One day passes. Then two. No one knocks on the door. No one asks if everything is okay. No one wonders why Nogaye hasn’t been seen. For 48 hours, a small child remains alone in that room. With his mother who no longer wakes up. He sometimes tries to breastfeed, not understanding that the one who gave him life no longer moves. 48 hours of absolute silence. It is her sister, Adja Makeup, a well-known makeup artist in Senegal, who reveals the tragedy on social media. Nogaye’s body is found. Her baby, miraculously alive, beside her. The entire country of Senegal is in shock. Her father, Samba Thiam, breaks the silence. He speaks of repeated humiliation. Isolation. Constant tension in that household. Nogaye was quiet, reserved. She endured everything in silence. But who can truly endure 48 hours of indifference after locking themselves in a room? The case gains national attention. Eleven feminist organizations report the matter to the public prosecutor. They demand an investigation. They want the truth. Because behind this death, there are questions haunting the entire nation: How could a young mother and her child be left without any concern for two whole days? What caused Nogaye’s death? How many women are still suffering in silence today? The investigation is ongoing. But one thing is certain: silence can kill. And the story of Nogaye Thiam will remain etched as the symbol of a fight that must continue. For all those invisible women. For all those silenced voices. So that never again will silence become an accomplice. #JusticepourNogaye #sénégal #StopViolencesFaitesAuxFemmes

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Saturday 22 November 2025 21:03:14 GMT