Credit: Account X @AmineMaTue
“Stream for Humanity” will aim to collect donations for victims in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Palestine, Sudan and Lebanon.
The streamer AmineMaTue announced the “Stream for humanity” event on his X account this Monday, December 30.
In this tweet, we see a child holding a smoke bomb, standing on rubble where the flags of Palestine, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Sudan and Lebanon are planted.
The idea of “Stream for humanity”, translation, “streamer for humanity”, is to collect as many donations as possible for the victims of these four countries ravaged by war and bombings.
Dozens of streamers expected
The event will take place from Friday January 17 to Sunday January 19, with dozens of streamers. The list of participants will be revealed this Sunday. A “surprise” is also planned, without more information having been given on its nature.
It had been several months since Amine had declared that he wanted to organize such an event, and when he returned to this announcement on Twitch, several Internet users criticized him for not having included Mayotte in the list.
To which he replied: “The problem is that you can imagine that an event like that cannot be organized in two weeks.”
He nevertheless affirmed his full support for Mayotte, and also clarified that he was ready to organize other similar events in the future for other causes.
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