January 10, 2004, she organized a demonstration, with the motto, "the request for recognition of the neglect of the Harkis were victims, and the discrimantion they are still subject". The support of Human Rights League (LDH), Movement Against Racism and for Friendship between Peoples (MRAP), and International League against Racism and Anti-Semitism (LICRA). Fatima was criticized by some former Harkis for working with these organizations as they did not support Harkis in 1962 when they arrived in France. Fatima felt it "better than never". The same year, Fatima founded the Association Harkis and Human Rights with Hadjila Kemoum. The objective is to work on the perspective memories of Harkis and its history. Also in 2004, Fatima worked to revisit with children of harkis and of Algerian immigrants. Fatima opened door to "Manifesto for Recuperation of Confiscated Memories"", those who stood up against the "simplification of the history"; classified as the "good "and the "mean"; people those "by choice, chance or necessity", again encounter themselves faced with the war in Algeria. In 2005, Fatima was awarded the "Seligmann Prize" against racism and antisemitism, (founded by Françoise Seligmann) for her book "Daughter of a Harki". February 28, 2005, she broadcasts a press release criticizing some aspects of the Law of February, 25th, 2005. In December 2005, Fatima was named as Honorary Citizen of Saint-Maximin-la-Sainte-Baume (Var). In February 2006, Fatima organized a symposium at the National Assembly : "The harkis during colonization and the aftermath". In September 2006, Fatima wrote and dedicated the book "Our Mothers, words hurt, another story of Harkis" based on several testimonials of first generation Harki women who came to France in 1962 with their husbands. Then in November, Fatima published testimonials of former harkis in "Thirteen chibanis harkis". In August 2008, Fatima published "Common Misconception of the harkis" with Abderahmen Moumen. In October 2008, Fatima organized series of public events with the "Association of Harkis and Human Rights" (series of cultural and scientific events, exhibitions, films, theater, international symposium, debates, lectures, under the generic title of "French and Algerians, Art, Memories, History" to share different visions of history).