1637 Dagen van Onrecht

Imagine your life changing in an instant. At 24, during a business trip to Morocco, Joseph Oubelkas was wrongfully arrested. Without evidence or a fair trial, he was sentenced to a decade in prison for a crime he did not commit. This marked the beginning of an unimaginable ordeal: 1637 days of injustice spent within the walls of a Moroccan cell. Stripped of his future and freedom, he faced a reality that would break most people. His story is a profound exploration of human resilience against overwhelming odds. Instead of succumbing to despair and hatred, Joseph made an extraordinary choice to find meaning and growth in his suffering. Through hundreds of letters exchanged with his mother, he maintained a vital connection to the outside world and found gratitude in the smallest moments. He learned the true essence of freedom from its absence, transforming his harrowing experience into a profound lesson on forgiveness and humanity. His journey is a testament to the power of the human spirit to overcome even the darkest of circumstances. Joseph Oubelkas now brings his incredible true story to the stage in this destination for a poignant 1.5-hour theatrical lecture. With remarkable openness, humor, and raw emotion, he recounts his 1637 days of injustice. Based on his bestselling books, this moving presentation challenges your perspective on life, anger, and inner strength. Prepare for an unforgettable experience that explores the depths of the human spirit and will leave you deeply inspired.