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Hello, my name's Lahcen, I'm 33 years old. I work for FHP Freudenberg which is a multinational group whith more than forty thousand employees around the world.
Since 2018 I'm a sociology student at the Padua's university, I can say that I love this faculty because is giving me a multidisciplinary view of the society, institutional systems, people's behaviors and so more...
My favorite sport is football in fact I usually play it whith my friends during the weekend. I can say definitely  that my favorite hobby is reading. My first choice about books is philosophical, theological, sociological books etc. the second choice is novels' books.

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I've already mentioned my passion in the last part where I introduced my self, that's reading. but it's not the only one, I have many other passions for example, cars and moto repairing, I've started doing this when I was a teenager. Motorcycles are my passion and I have no greater satisfaction than seeing a happy customer when he mount a motorcycle and leave.
I could say that this passion is also a sort of taking care of the environment, I definitely avoid leaving damage motorcycles into the garages repairing and putting them back on the road.

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During my childhood I've studied French like a second language, but when I began high school I started learning English language, I can say that it was love at first sight.
Today this beautiful language is strongly present in my life. For example at work, the only language that we can speak at the management meetings is English, there is also the chance to have some translation for those who don't understand it but it's not the same. We work everyday with people from different areas of the world like India, Germany and China. speaking English means have the chance to undertake a good career today.
Many times I used to speak with refugees who don't understand Italian, I explain them what they have to do or to understand them needs.
In conclusion, like a sociology student, in my opinion, writing and speaking perfectly English is, I could say, essential because scientific articles are mostly in English, also if we want to do research we need it to expose and publishing our work onto the scientific magazines.

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Max Weber was born in Erfurt on April 21, 1864 and died just one hundred years ago, on June 14, 1920, in Munich, he was a victim of "Spanish" influence. He is considered a founding master of modern sociology, but his ability to navigate between many areas of knowledge makes his contributions essential for all the articulations of the human sciences.
Weber was a scientist who used to focused on problems rather than on disciplinary affiliations. His approach was not reduced into hyper-specialist segmentations. The "question" that has dominated his reflections concerns the historical transition from which modern society originated, with its processes of rationalization of cultures, with the different paths in which the search for meaning of individuals and groups is reproduced in a context of complete pluralism of life conduct.
Max Weber's methodological contribution is essential. The historicized essence of society implies the adoption of the comparative historical method which, for Weber, is based on the comparison of the observed relationships between the supposed causes and the outcomes found in several spatiotemporal areas.
Some major publications are:
The protestant ethic and the spirit of capitalism in which he explain the relationship between the rise of the capitalism and protestant ethic.
Another major publication is:
The sociology of religion in which he try to explain that religion which is based on cultural needs of man has now added new dimensions to human life and human development.

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Convention on the Rights of the child. (for every child, every right).

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Convention on the Rights of the child. (for every child, every right).

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To guarantee the right of child, thirty one years ago, many world leaders took part of the most important assembly where they made a historic commitment to the world's children by adopting an international agreement on childhood which consist in the convention of the rights of the child.
This important treaty has helped to transform children's lives around the world. in fact, all countries that have ratified it are to required to report to, and appear before, the United Nations committee on the rights of the child periodically to be examined on their progress with regards to the advancement of the implementation of the convention and the status of child rights in their country.
Nevertheless, still not every child gets to enjoy a full childhood. still every child has not every right.
We need to preserve the right of the child guaranteeing him nurture, protection and education.
It's time to our generation to demand that leaders from government, business and communities fulfill their commitments and take action for child rights now, once and for all.

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Almost of the people today have  smartphones. this device is  ergonomic, in fact it's very handy, and offers us everything we have hoped for in a phone. There are many things that we can do with the use of the smartphones, basically we can say that smartphone is a hand-held computer.
There are various applications that we can download to it. We can say that all of us love this invention, particularly in the present time, smartphones are among the world's best gadget, definitely.

On the other side, there are many risks for our health and also for our privacy. Particularly for kids and teenagers who are not able to recognize these risks.
There can also be people who don't fancy smartphones. Smart phone can be complicated for them. They just don't like it. Their priority is to just call and maybe text. This kind of people are quite simple.

In my opinion, smartphones are very useful especially if we use them for working, but they can be dangerous' if we think that texting and communicating through a screen can replace all human interactions.

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work in progress...