Tey Al Rjula - A Social Entrepreneur’s Story: The future of resilient identity
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Channel: LSE · 2018 · Education
In 2012, Toufic "Tey" Al Rjula discovered that he is, in fact, an "invisible man". He started his asylum application in a refugee camp in the Netherlands where he met thousands of Syrian refugees unable to verify the authenticity of their documents. inspiration and motivation to found Tykn, together with social entrepreneurs Khalid Maliki and Jimmy J.P. Snoek, in order to work on providing self-sovereign identity to all. Join us to hear his story
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