Here we bring the story about an abused female asylum seeker. The article was brought on the Italian page »migranda« on the international day against violence against women. by Migranda, Associazione Trama di Terre Adama is a woman and a migrant. As we write, Adama is [Full story >>]
The name of the author is known by the editorial group Monday May 23 at around 22.45. The Danish Red Cross Centre Avnstrup. Around 30 people are in the computer room on the ground floor. I am sitting at one of the computers, watching TV [Full story >>]
Here we bring a desperate account from Iraq wherefrom a rejected asylum seeker writes, a short time after his repatriation, about his deportation from Denmark and his consequent feeling of alienation, incomprehension and inability to adapt in Iraq after 10 years in the Danish asylum [Full story >>]
I define hope as “the happy anticipation of good things.” If we don’t have hope in the future we cannot have power in the present. Hope will give you the power to wake up early and the passion and ambition to make it through life’s [Full story >>]
Somalia is heavily afflicted by the group Al-Shabab whichbrainwashes children and engages in terror. The countryis one of the most unsafe places in the world from wheremillions of people have been driven into exile. by Omar My name is Omar. I’m a Somalian refugee in [Full story >>]
In this interview we talk with deported Maureen trying to survive a sever sickness in Cameroun and her Danish lawyer Poul Roepstorff trying to explain why the Danish Asylum system couldn’t give her humanitarian residence here. by Joachim Hamou Illustration Dominika Ozarowska From University to [Full story >>]
By Patrick It was hard to talk about Danish culture, especially to try to write something about the artist, who is already represented hundreds of in thick volumes of fine art encyclopedias done by reputable professors. The name Bjørn Nørgaard needs no introduction. He certainly [Full story >>]
The refugee route from Somalia to Europe is paved with cynicaltraffickers, risky voyages, confiscations, humiliations and torture.It is a scary space, and difficult to understand for one who has notexperienced it. Liban Abdi Abanur writes here, drawing on his ownexperiences, on these issues. by Liban [Full story >>]
Being a refugee. Being a woman. Being in a camp. In a strange country. Waiting to know the fate of one’s future. Many different factors make up the situations for people seeking asylum. Here we bring the first of two interviews with female Iranian refugees [Full story >>]
This is another story on Kingsleys’ crossing than the movie of the same name. The story of a journey from Cameroun through Africa to Spain and Denmark and back to Spain and Cameroun again. The author comes from the same town in Cameroun as Kingsley [Full story >>]
