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Where is your mother?
All right.
Hot tea.
Where is the hot tea? </ P>
This is the tea. </ P>
Good, good, good. </ P>
Drink the tea. </ P>
- Thank you very much. < br /> - You're a nice person.
- We can send him to the fireplace. - Yes, go to the fireplace.
- Your name? - My name Muhammed Hassan. </ P>
- Where? - Iraq. Wrong ad-Din. </ P>
All right. </ P>
- Camp there? - What? </ P>
- In Iraq. - Iraq , Salah ad-Din. </ P>
- Aha. - All right. </ P>
"HUMAN FLOW" ~ 2017 Amazon Studios & Lionsgate ~ 02:21:04 [https://yts.am/movie/human-flow-2017]
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~ •• ~ ~ • After the US-Led invasion of the year 2003, 268 thousand people died in violent conflict... ~
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~ •• ~ ~ • After the US-led invasion in 2003, 268 thousand people were killed in violent conflict in Iraq. More than four million people ...
~ •• ~ ~ • After the US-Led invasion in 2003, 268 thousand people were killed in violent conflict in Iraq. More than four million people Iraq...
~ •• ~ ~ • After the US-Led invasion in 2003, 268 thousand people were killed in violent conflict in Iraq. More than four million people Iraqis are forced...
~ •• ~ ~ • After the US-led invasion in 2003, 268 thousand people died in violent conflict in Iraq . More than four million people Iraqis have been forced to evacuate...
~ •• ~ ~ • After the US-Led invasion in 2003, 268 thousand people were killed in violent conflict in Iraq. More than four million people Iraqis were forced to flee from...
~ •• ~ ~ • After the US-Led invasion in 2003, 268 thousand people died in violent conflict in Iraq. More than four million people Iraqis were forced to flee from the place...
~ •• ~ ~ • After the US-Led invasion in 2003, 268 thousand people were killed in violent conflict in Iraq. More than four million people Iraqis have been forced to flee their homes...
~ •• ~ ~ • After the US-Led invasion in 2003, 268 thousand people died in violent conflict in Iraq. More than four million people Iraqis were forced to flee their homes • ~
We went four years ago, because the situation was so terrible. </ P>
Because of all the place has been hit by missiles fired from Jobar.
Yes, missiles are sent from Jobar, without warning.
Missiles from Jobar fall like rain.
~ •• ~ ~ • Refugees are people with "Fair enough fear because of persecution with reason of race, religion, nationality, membership of certain social groups or political opinions" • ~ < br /> [The UN Refugee Convention (1951)]
~ • LESVOS, GREEK • ~
~ •• ~ ~ The Telegraph ~} More than 56 thousand migrants arrived in Greece within a week ~
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~ •• ~ ~ • In 2015-2016, more of a million refugees arrived in Greece. Mostly...
~ •• ~ ~ • In 2015-2016, more than a million refugees arrived in Greece. Most of them came from...
~ •• ~ ~ • In 2015-2016, more than a million refugees arrived in Greece. Most are from Syria,
~ •• ~ ~ • In 2015-2016, more than a million refugees arrived in Greece. Most come from Syria, Afghanistan,
~ •• ~ ~ • In 2015-2016, more than a million refugees arrived in Greece. Most came from Syria, Afghanistan and Iraq • ~
Is there a second ship?
There two more ships.
How far?
- How far? - Half an hour's drive.
Because there are rocks.
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There are rocks.
If they get stuck there, they will panic and fall into the water.
They think the water is this high, but the water is this high.
Do you think this will continue? </ P>
It's very difficult to say. </ P>
Obviously, we don't have a crystal ball to estimate,
... but all the elements that have been pushing people away...
... are still there.
Conflicts are still ongoing.
Syria, axis the biggest movers from refuge,
... are very easy to change. Eh...
Even though it's slow now, and for the last two days...
... there is almost no arrival,
... but the air is also very cold.
Winter has arrived.
With the increase in weather, with the arrival of spring,
... that, uh, it's very possible that the number will grow once more.
It's hard to predict how many,
... but we must be ready, we have to be ready to accept...
... maybe the amount we have seen in 2015.
Extraordinary events that have unfolded...
... also affects Europe in many ways.
We are here, now, on Lesvos Island.
This is the point where < br>> half a million people,
This is the point where half a million people,
... most of them refugees, set foot and entered Europe. [Boris Cheshirkov ~ UNHCR Communication Officer]
Se... An extraordinary way that people have arrived. [Boris Cheshirkov ~ UNHCR Communication Officer]
And just last year, more than a million people have arrived... [Boris Cheshirkov ~ UNHCR Communication Officer]
... to Europe via the Mediterranean Sea.
And even though this is a move that we haven't seen for decades...
Actually, this hasn't happened since the Second World War...
... that so much that escaped and came to Europe...
That's something we need to consider...
... in the global context with so many millions of people...
... who really took refuge.
~ •• ~ ~ • More... ~
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~ •• ~ ~ • More than 65 million people have been forced to flee from... ~
~ •• ~ ~ • More than 65 million people have been forced to flee from place ...
~ •• ~ ~ • More than 65 million people have been forced to flee from where lived,
~ •• ~ ~ • More than 65 million people have been forced to flee from where lives, number...
~ •• ~ ~ • More than 65 million people were forced to flee from where lived, the highest number...
~ •• ~ ~ • More than 65 million people were forced to flee from where lived, the highest number since...
~ •• ~ ~ • More than 65 million people have been forced to flee from where lived, the highest number since the end...
~ •• ~ < br /> ~ • More than 65 million people were forced to flee from where lived, the highest number since the end of the War...
~ •• ~ ~ • More than 65 million people have been forced to flee from where lived, the highest number since the end of World War...
~ •• ~ ~ • More than 65 million people have been forced to flee from where lived, the highest number since the end of World War II • ~
~ •• ~ ~ • The... ~
~ •• ~ ~ • The refugees... ~
~ •• ~ ~ • The refugees walked... ~
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~ •• ~ ~ • The refugees walked from Lesvos , ~
~ •• ~ ~ • The refugees walked from Lesvos, hoping... ~
~ •• ~ ~ • The refugees walked from Lesvos, hoping get ...
~ •• ~ ~ • The refugees walk from Lesvos, hoping to get asylum...
~ •• ~ ~ • The refugees walk from Lesvos, hoping to get asylum in Germany,
~ •• ~ ~ • The refugees walk from Lesvos, hoping to get asylum in Germany, Sweden,
~ •• ~ ~ • The refugees walked from Lesvos, hoping to get asylum in Germany, Sweden, and...
~ •• ~ ~ • The refugees walked from Lesvos, hoping to get asylum in Germany, Sweden and the country...
~ •• ~ ~ • Refugees walk from Lesvos, hoping to get asylum in Germany, Sweden and European countries...
~ •• ~ ~ • The refugees walk from Lesvos, hoping to get /> asylum in Germany, Sweden and other European countries • ~
~ •• ~ ~ DIE ZEIT ~} German Chancellor Angela Merkel: "We can do it" ~
If there is a will, nothing is impossible.
If you have a strong will, God wills, nothing is impossible.
Myself, Alhamdulillah , have a strong and determined will.
We are on this ship at sea...
... and we will reach a country that will help and we will repay their kindness.
Mihemed!
Come on. Put on your boot, kid. </ P>
What about the tape? </ P>
- I've turned it off, turn it on now. - It's still there! </ P>
- And this one. - It's still there!
I'll turn it off.
~ • BANGLADESH • ~
We live in harmony there.
Our lives were good.
We can grow crops there. Safely.
We don't want to go to another country.
The land of our ancestors has been seized.
All of our livestock have been seized. Nothing is left, everything is taken away.
Rohingya women have been raped, [Ustaz Rafik ~ Rohingya Community Leaders]
... thousands of people were raped, they were killed. [Ustaz Rafik ~ Rohingya Community Leader]
Even today we are still loyal, [Ustaz Rafik ~ Rohingya Community Leader ]
... we don't want to fight them with violence,
... because the Rohingya are devout Muslims...
... and Islam does not allow < br /> we did that.
Our religious beliefs are still strong.
~ •• ~ ~ • Citizens... ~ ~
~ •• ~ ~ • Rohingya people... ~ ~
~ •• ~ ~ • Rohingya people are... ~ ~
~ •• ~ ~ • Rohingyas are a group... ~ ~
~ •• ~ ~ • Rohingyas are a minority group... ~ ~
~ •• ~ ~ • Rohingyas are a group Muslim minority... ~ ~
~ •• ~ ~ • Rohingyas are a Muslim minority group from ... ~ </ p >
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~ •• ~ ~ • Citizens Rohingya are a Muslim minority group from Myanmar, they... ~
~ •• ~ ~ • Rohingyas are a Muslim minority group from Myanmar, they become... ~
~ •• ~ ~ • Rohingya are Muslim minority groups from Myanmar, they are targeted... ~
~ •• ~ ~ • Rohingya are a Muslim minority group from Myanmar, they are the target of the operation... ~
~ •• ~ ~ • Rohingya are Muslim minority groups from < br /> Myanmar, they are the target of military operations... ~
~ •• ~ ~ • Rohingyas are a Muslim minority group from Myanmar, they are the target of the operation the military repeated ...
~ •• ~ ~ • The Rohingya are a Muslim minority group from Myanmar, they were the target of repeated military operations in the form of...
~ •• ~ ~ • Rohingyas are a Muslim minority group from Myanmar, they are subject to repeated military operations in the form of rape,
~ •• ~ ~ • Rohingyas are a Muslim minority group from Myanmar, they are subject to repeated military operations in the form of rape, looting,
~ •• ~ ~ • Rohingya are a Muslim minority group from Myanmar, they are subject to repeated military operations in the form of rape, looting, and...
~ •• ~ ~ • Rohingya citizens is a Muslim minority group from Myanmar, they are subject to repeated military operations in the form of rape, looting, and persecution • ~
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~ •• ~ ~ • An estimated 500,000... ~
~ •• ~ ~ • An estimated 500,000 people... ~
~ •• ~ ~ • An estimated 500,000 Rohingyas... ~
~ •• ~ ~ • An estimated 500,000 Rohingyas have... ~
~ •• ~ ~ • An estimated 500,000 Rohingyas have been displaced... ~
~ •• ~ ~ • An estimated 500,000 Rohingyas have fled run away...
~ •• ~ ~ • An estimated 500,000 Rohingyas have fled. fled to...
~ •• ~ ~ • An estimated 500,000 Rohingyas have been displaced fled to Bangladesh,
~ •• ~ ~ • An estimated 500,000 Rohingyas have been evacuate escape to Bangladesh, Thailand,
~ •• ~ ~ • An estimated 500,000 Rohingyas have fled fled to Bangladesh, Thailand and Malaysia • ~
~ •• ~ ~ TIME ~} Burma Chasing & apos; Cleaning Ethnik & apos; Citizens Rohingya Muslims, Said UN Officer ~
There are times when we feel embarrassed if people call us people without a country,
... ship humans. </ P >
And many other names.
We have feelings,
... we are human too.
They gave us all names: shipmen, homeless people,
... all because of the tyranny of the military junta...
... who destroyed the time in front of us.
~ •• ~ ~ • Whether in the sky or in the Mid-Ocean, or into the gap the mountain, there is no place in the World for people to escape from his evil deeds • ~ [Dhammapada, Buddhist Scriptures, CA. 3rd Century BC]
~ • NORTH GREEK • ~
~ •• ~ ~ The New York Times ~} Migrant Chaos Increases While Europe is Split Stumbling Responses ~
Yes, we are walking with other people. </ P>
We don't know that it can be so tiring. That's very tiring. </ P>
My wife has a sprain joint problem...
... and I have heart disease, installed a pacemaker recently.
But we walk.
~ •• ~ ~ • Early... ~
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~ •• ~ ~ • Early 2015, the country... ~
~ •• ~ < br /> ~ • Early 2015, European countries... ~
~ •• ~ ~ • Early in 2015, European countries closed... ~ </ p >
~ •• ~ ~ • Early in 2015, European countries closed their borders ...
~ •• ~ ~ • Beginning in 2015, European countries closed their borders for...
~ •• ~ ~ • Early 2015, European countries closing its borders for refugees,
~ •• ~ ~ • Early in 2015, European countries closed their borders for refugees, abandoned...
~ •• ~ ~ • Early in 2015, European countries closed their borders for refugees, abandoned dozens...
~ •• ~ ~ • Beginning in 2015, the country Europe closes its borders for refugees, abandons tens of thousands...
~ •• ~ ~ • Early in 2015, European countries closed their borders for refugees, displacing tens of thousands of people...
~ •• ~ ~ • Early in 2015, European countries closed their borders for refugees, displaced tens of thousands of people in Greece • ~
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~ •• ~ ~ • 13,000 refugees... ~
~ •• ~ ~ 13,000 refugees gathered... ~
~ •• ~ ~ • 13,000 refugees gathered at Idomeni... ~
~ •• ~ ~ • 13,000 refugees gathered in Idomeni in the north... ~
~ •• ~ ~ • 13,000 refugees gathered in Idomeni in northern Greece, ~
~ •• ~ ~ • 13,000 refugees gathered in Idomeni in northern Greece, hoping...
~ •• ~ ~ • 13,000 refugees gathered in Idomeni in northern Greece, hope the border...
~ •• ~ ~ • 13,000 refugees gathered at Idomeni in northern Greece, hopes the Macedonia border...
~ •• ~ ~ • 13,000 refugees gather in Idomeni in northern Greece, hoping the Macedonia border will...
~ •• ~ ~ • 13,000 refugees gather in Idomeni in northern Greece, hoping the Macedonia border will open...
~ •• ~ ~ • 13,000 refugees gather in Idomeni in northern Greece, hoping the Macedonia border will reopen • ~
The situation in the camp is bad,
... because of all the borders it's closed now.
First, the Macedonia border is closed.
Then the Slovenian border and Croatia and the Serbian border are also closed. [Peter Bouckaert ~ Emergency Director, Human Rights Watch]
So there's no way for these people to progress... [Peter Bouckaert ~ Emergency Director, Human Rights Watch]
... on their way to trying to get to Germany. [Peter Bouckaert ~ Emergency Director, Human Rights Watch]
They are now trapped here.
There are about 13,000 people in this camp.
p>
Most of them come from from Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan.
They run away from war.
... just a few weeks ago. And they're trapped.
It's been raining since Monday.
Everyone's really wet.
They don't have the tools to dry their clothes.
Hmm, just a little food sometimes...
It took two hours to get a cup of soup .
So that's really a desperate situation.
So through this little gate,
... last year more than a million people...
... walk to Europe.
This is the gate they passed...
... along this railroad track,
... go first through Macedonia,
... then to Serbia, then through Croatia. </ P>
~ •• ~ ~ • When the Berlin Wall was torn down in 1989, there were 11 countries in the world with fences and border walls • ~
~ •• ~ ~ • In 2016, 70 countries have built a fence and its border wall • ~
~ • SERBIA BORDER ~ HONGARIA • ~
How long have you been on duty today ? ~
- How long have you been on duty today? - Until 6 pm.
~ And when was the last time you met your family ? / ~ Last week. </ P>
And when is your turn home? </ P>
- Within five days. - Within five days. </ P>
I hope your guard turn no incident!
Thank you.
Europe is an interesting case,
... because Europe of course is a continent...
... the place of the refugee convention was born.
This is an important one, important initiatives...
... who came out from the Second World War...
... and the horrors of war.
Initially, the focus was very many in Europe.
Initially, 's focus was very much in Europe.
It's interesting that we have lost the full circle...
... and now the focus is again in Europe. </ P>
But in 1951, of course, an main problem of refugees, [Filippo Grandi ~ High Commissioner for Refugees , PBB]
... or maybe the main problem is then... [Filippo Grandi ~ High Commissioner for Refugees, UN]
... are refugees coming across to the Iron Curtain country. [Filippo Grandi ~ High Commissioner for Refugees, UN]
So there is a strong focus on every the case...
... by escaping from the Soviet bloc.
~ •• ~ ~ Daily Express ~} The Great Wall of Europe: Hungary splits continents with fences big to stop migrants ~
European member countries...
... traditionally have an excellent asylum mechanism .
This is happening in a subtle way...
... when the numbers are small.
When people start come in large numbers,
... then the system collapse.
You can see Hungarian soldiers and police,
... how they work together along the border here.
…… how do they work together along the border here.
The fundamental role of the army Hungary is strengthening police authority. </ P>
That is their cooperation to secure borders. </ P>
Why is that important? </ P>
As we say, the border fence like this is a physical barrier.
We need a strong human presence to protect this border side.
~ • BORDER SURIAH ~ JORDANIA • ~
About 1.3 million Syrians cross over to Jordan, take refuge from the Syrian war.
At the beginning of the crisis, we faced...
... 40 ~ 45 crossing points...
…sepanjang perbatasan kami dengan Suriah.
After we receive them,
... we move them to the holding center.
After that, we start working together with humanitarian organizations,
After that, we started working together with humanitarian organizations,
... with the UN organization,
... and transferred them to the camp in Azraq.
But we reduce the number of crossing points to five.
The number is 553,000 people.
This is the total number of people...
... who have entered the crossing point with the guarded border.
The total number of refugees in Jordan is 1.4 million people.
As a comparison, this will be the equivalent of with the entry of 60 million people...
... to the United States or the European Union.
~ • Ondertitels [Engels]: tatily • ~ ~ •• Vertaler (Engels ~ Indonesisch): EmirTEF •• ~ Gepresenteerd voor mijn lieve kleinzoon: GibranAS
~ •• ~ ~ • After the Arab war - Israel in 1948 and 1967, Jordan has been home to more than two million people Palestinian refugees and their descendants • ~
~ •• ~ ~ PBS ~} The Largest Syrian refugee camp in the world has built its own economy ~ </ p >
It should take... Take a picture like this.
- Sorry. - Yes.
You know, Jordan historically, hmm,
... has really been a crossroads for society.
Hmm, is that... it comes from antiques with caravans...
... or today hosts people from all over this area.
And we've tried to play the role of in keeping the door open...
... and lets people find a refuge here.
Hmm , d-and maintain, you know, some feeling of dignity,
... a house, until they are able to return to, hmm, to their home.
You know, the average length of stay I think of a refugee...
... is 25 years or... or some number like that. </ P>
D-And this side of humanity I think it's very, very important. </ P>
Kau harus selalu berpegang pada kemanusiaan.
And the more immune you are to the suffering of the people,
... I think it's very, very dangerous.
And... You know, our territory very challenging.
We have difficulties in every direction you see.
And I think it's very important for us to protect this humanity,
... for ourselves... You know, the health of our own community...
... and the community and its relationships.
~ •• ~ ~ The Washington Post ~} Seventy five thousand Syrians trapped near the Jordanian border ~
~ •• ~ ~ • I am the Sea that has entered the Bowl • ~ [Baba Tahir, Poet of Persia, CA, 11th Century]
~ • SOUTHERN ITALY • ~
~ •• ~ ~ • More than 210,000 African refugees arrived in Italy in 2015 and 2016 • ~
~ •• ~ ~ CBC News ~} African refugees say, not only Syrians who need help ~
Come on! </ P>
Wake up! Stand up. Stand up. </ P>
Become a refugee...
... far from political status. </ P>
This is the most pervasive...
... some kind of cruelty What can be done...
... against humanity by robbing that person...
... of all forms of security,
... the most basic need < br /> from normal life...
Ruthlessly sometimes put that person at the mercy...
... who are very unhealthy or unfriendly from the host country... [Dr. Hanan Ashrawi ~ Minister of Culture and Information PLO]
... who does not want to receive these refugees. [Dr. Hanan Ashrawi ~ Minister of Culture and Information PLO]
You have forcibly robbed this humanity from all aspects... [Dr. Hanan Ashrawi ~ Minister of Culture and Information PLO]
... which will make human life not only tolerated...
... but meaningful in many ways. </ P>
~ • Athens, Greece • ~
~ •• ~ ~ Deutsche Welle ~} Idomeni refugees forced their way in Macedonia through closed borders ~
Europe has decided to close the Macedonia border for Afghans.
What will you do? What are your plans?
We have no plans.
But do you know that the Macedonia border has been closed?
- No. - No. We don't know, you just said. </ P>
Nobody gave that information. </ P>
They said about the plan to close the border in the next two or three months. </ P>
But we don't expect to be that fast.
What should we do if the border is closed?
We can't go back.
No someone left the village the page easily.
You just put yourself in the trouble of escaping...
... to seek safety.
Find peace somewhere. </ P>
Are you sleepy? </ P>
Don't do that. </ P>
Jangan lakukan itu.
Mother, do you want this?
Yes. But don't stab it into my eyes! </ P>
Eh... uh, uh... uh...
Eh... uh, uh... uh... </ p p>
Smugglers bring us from Iran to Turkey...
... because we don't know the way.
We spent a month in Turkey, because we can't cross the sea.
There are a number of young women and many families with us.
Smugglers bring them to the forest.
They have firearms, we can't do anything.
Some girls have been raped. It was really cruel.
Then we crossed the sea and we are headed for Greece.
No one has helped us. Both Greek police and UN people.
Nobody takes care of us or just asks us something.
I want to see the leaders come and stay here overnight.
Only overnight, only to find out if they can sleep at this camp. </ P>
Can they endure their suffering? </ P>
Snakes, lizards, spiders, there are all kinds of creatures here.
And infectious diseases, fever and diarrhea.
Every time I see a train, I beg God I hope I can go someday.
Every time I see a train, I beg God that I can go someday.
Every day I wonder on next to where we will go up.
Every day I wonder next to where we will go up.
We count every moment.
~ •• ~ ~ • Because we are like a railroad track that has never met ** And if we climb each other ** The heart carriage will be reversed • ~ [Former Sherko, Kurdish Poet, 1940 ~ 2013]
Borders, borders closed? </ P>
Opened, no? </ P>
Where did you go, people? Where did you go?
Taboush, my cat, I am looking for you.
I'm worried, Taboush.
She's so sweet.
This is my brother in Syria.
- How old are you? - 28 years.
- 28 years? Very young. - Yes. </ P>
This is Taboush in Syria. </ P>
How sweet he is! </ P>
I will show you my Chinese passport. </ P> >
- I also have a passport. - Yes, we exchange passports.
~ I will be a Syrian, and you become a Chinese, right? / ~ Yes, I hope. </ P>
Where is my passport? This is my passport. </ P>
So you went to China and I came...
-... to Syria. - Yes, yes. </ P>
- You took this, I took it. - Thank you very much.
- What is my new name? - Mahmoud.
- Mahmoud? - Yes.
Abdullah Mahmoud.
- I'll give you my camp. - My name is Ai Weiwei.
- Ai Weiwei. - So, next You're Ai Weiwei...
-... and I... - Mahmoud. Nice to meet you. </ P>
If you want to bring my camp, that...
- Take your camp too? - Yes. </ P>
Then you must take study in Berlin. I have a studio in Berlin.
Thank you. Really, thank you. </ P>
- I appreciate you. I appreciate... - We have to appreciate...
... his passport and I appreciate you. </ P>
~ • EAST TURKEY • ~
We don't work. At home we make everything ourselves. </ P>
We make our own bread and no need again buy.
We are independent.
In the spring, we plant vegetables in the garden. We live from the produce of the garden. </ P>
That's good. We're fine. </ P>
But then after the war broke out...
- People really suffered... - Lots...
- Not only us. - It's not just us.
We hope that everything will be fun again.
Hopefully the suffering will pass.
What is missing is still, but there must be peace.
Murder must be stopped and life must be of value.
All these young people have been killed. They are all...
We are very sad.
That's all we have to say. What else has to be said? </ P>
~ •• ~ ~ • Thirty million Kurds live in the mountainous region which crosses Iran, Iraq and Turkey. They are constantly struggling with cultural and political autonomy • ~
~ •• ~ ~ • Massive violence by the Turkish military in 2015 has made 500,000 residents Kurds fled • ~
We spent 20 ~ 30 years to build our house here.
We built this house for the future of our children. Our family. </ P>
We don't do it for the country, Kurdistan Labor Party or anyone else. </ P>
... to fight and destroy it. </ P>
Peace must return .
We want our rights.
Our identity, our language...
That's what we want.
There is no debate.
We don't want mothers from the police crying,
... we don't want mothers from the soldiers crying,
... we don't want mothers from guerrillas to cry.
~ •• ~ ~ • In March 2016, the European Union and Turkey made an agreement to stop the flow of refugees • ~
~ •• ~ ~ • The European Union can now return refugees to Turkey in exchange for promises of assistance of £ 6 billion and visa-free travel to Europe • ~
Hey, hey, hey.
Inhalers, inhalers!
Hey, you. You. </ P>
Inhalers. </ P>
I don't want to see you cry. </ P>
If you want to go back to Turkey, we will leave tomorrow morning. </ P> p>
If you want to go to Germany, we will go to Germany tomorrow.
Are you not my brother?
I follow you wherever you go, < br /> even to hell once.
You're my brother and I'll follow you anywhere.
Just say what you want, and I'll do it my heart.
~ •• ~ ~ • Season not only four ** A week is not just seven days ** A year more than that, and less • ~ [Adonis, Syrian poet ~ Born 1930]
Officials come here and tell them,
"Look no way you got the documents to continue." </ P>
So, you will be deported.
"You go voluntarily or we will arrest you."
And yesterday, it started with... </ p >
... the police came here and actively arrested people.
They were very scared taken back.
I mean, there's a reason why are these people here.
I have roamed aimlessly with my child for 60 days now.
Nothing shows a way out.
If I want to apply for asylum, how should I do it?
Where should I start my life?
I can't live here.
How many more days do I have to live like this?
Sorry.
Don't why, not why. It's okay.
All right. A little drinking water. </ P>
~ Poster ~ ~ • Are we not humans? ~ We beg to stay, please ** Want to be safe in Europe human rights equality ** Equality, hope, happiness in Europe ** Opportunity for everyone • ~
~ Poster ~ ~ European Union, don't send us to hell ~ ~ Am I not human? ~
~ •• ~ ~ The Guardian ~} EU-Turkey refugee agreement threatens the achievement of the post-war era ~
Come on, man!
Get down from there!
~ • TURKEY • ~
~ •• ~ ~ • Official camps in Turkey only accommodate ten percent refugees. The rest survive with very limited humanitarian assistance • ~
~ • Ondertitels [Engels]: tatily • ~ ~ •• Vertaler (Engels ~ Indonesisch): EmirTEF •• ~ Gepresenteerd voor mijn lieve kleinzoon: GibranAS
This is one of them.
This is one of them. There is one more. </ P>
Hold it. Wait. </ P>
He is two months old, he was born here. </ P>
But he can't get any immunization. </ P>
Every day they have to walk one kilometer...
So, as you can see, there is no bathroom,
... there is no facility to take a shower.
The condition of the cleanup is very bad.
Sorry. </ P>
Let's get on the car, then we go to another place,
... and then return to Izmir. </ P>
We will visit people living in Izmir.
Nothing in this agreement which benefits refugees.
The Turkish legal system only gives ……
... protection temporarily for them.
That means...
... they have no international rights here.
One day, the government decided...
... return them. </ P>
Pemerintah dapat melakukan ini, karena mereka tidak ditetapkan sebagai pengungsi.
There are no international rights for them.
They need a program of social integration,
... permission to work, they need jobs.
They need official income.
To buy food or pay rent for the house.
Children must go to school.
Children must attend school.
p>
Most of them, for the last five years, never went to school.
Hey.
Everything was better before.
I used to work. I'm a driver. </ P>
We spend time with family. </ P>
Life is good, I have a salary to live a decent life. </ P>
This is my brother, Sakhi Ahmad.
He's completely crazy.
This is his wife, daughter, and his son. </ p >
Here I am, Ismatollah Sediqi.
This is my wife, Mushgan Sediqi, Ramin Sediqi, Rashid Sediqi,
... Sadaf Ramiz Sediqi,
... Sadaf Sediqi, Reshad Sediqi, Sana Sediqi.
There are 17 of us who have ID cards,
... now there are only 12 of us.
You can see for yourself. </ P>
I have nothing more to say,
... all my money is gone and we lost five people. </ P>
Two people drowning in the sea. I wish they were still with us.
They appeared in my dreams at night.
I saw them in my sleep and they say what I have to do.
What should I do?
~ •• ~ ~ • Lebanon holds two million refugees from Syria and Palestine, which is one third of the population • ~
Today, we are here at Ein al-Hilweh's Refugee Camp,
... whose population is the most populous in the whole world.
You know, In an area of 1 km, [Sapuisat Ask ~ UNICEF Lebanon Representative]
... there are around 100,000 different people living, [Ask Sapuisat ~ UNICEF Lebanese Representative]
... and as someone who knows the history of Palestinians, [Sapuisat Ask ~ UNICEF Lebanon Representative]
... this refugee camp has been here for more than 60 years. [Sapuisat Ask ~ UNICEF Lebanon Representative]
The generation of children has grown...
... inside this camp wall.
~ •• ~ ~ • In Lebanon, half of Syrian refugee children don't go to school • ~ </ p >
If these kids grow up without any hope,
... without any prospects for the future,
..... without a feeling that they can do something...
... so out of their lives, they will become very vulnerable...
... for all kinds of exploitation, including radicalization.
Youth, especially men who...
They are teenagers, ... [Maha Yahya ~ Pj. Director, Carnegie Middle East Center]
... they are on their way to maturity, [Maha Yahya ~ Pj. Director, Carnegie Middle East Center]
... many of them were traumatized by unimaginable losses at home. [Maha Yahya ~ Pj. Director, Carnegie Middle East Center]
Eh...
They are angry, they are frustrated,
... they want to make a difference in...
>
... in the life of their community.
They have seen their house destroyed,
... they have seen their family killed. Eh...
They are children who want...
... they themselves want to go to fight...
... because they think this is...
... the way that they can take revenge or take revenge for the horror
... they have lived.
Without memory, you are nothing ,
... and history is part... Part of your geography.
Where can the Syrians go? [Walid Joumblatt ~ Druze Sect Leader in Lebanon]
Lebanon, Jordan, Turkey, Europe. [Walid Joumblatt ~ Druze Sect Leader in Lebanon]
~ [Walid Joumblatt ~ Druze Sect Leader in Lebanon]
So now, they help us,
... they want us to take care of these refugees.
All right, we will take care of them.
>
They want to give us money...
... so we have to use this money, to educate Syrians,
... to make it work so someday someday they might come back.
But now they pour money in Jordan,
They don't want to hear anymore about refugees.
That's their new policy now.
That's a pretty hypocritical policy, but...
... I'm famous for being very hard first,
... I am a feudal, I was a War Commander.
Lebanon is small, with... </ p >
It's a country with 18 communities,
... Christians and Muslims.
So we have to preserve it, and don't think about the past.
See the future.
And forget the old things, about our old hatred.
Because somewhere in our subconscious,
... we hate each other.
We must, at any price, compromise.
Dialogue is important in life.
Much more important than anything.
All uncertainty in this new world, nobody knows,
I don't think anyone knows where the world is going.
~ •• ~ ~ • Palestinians are the world's largest refugee population. More than 4.7 million Palestinians live in Gaza and the West Bank • ~
Journalists and the media,
... film this brigade.
Journalists and the media,
... make this film brigade.
They are now taking over walk in Gaza...
... to declare...
... that Allah...
... with us.
~ •• ~ ~ • The Israeli Wall, checkpoints and AL patrols limit the freedom of Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank • ~
The new generation is a problem for the future,
... because they grow up surrounded by walls and checkpoints and...
... because they grow and develop surrounded by walls and checkpoints and...
... what they saw was not...
They never met Israelis.
They did not know the territory outside the wall.
So after they grow up...
... they have never met these people, just heard them, they use stereotypes.
On both sides.
~ •• ~ ~ • Israel and Egypt have blocked Gaza since 2007. Eighty percent of Gaza's population depends on humanitarian assistance to survive • ~
Gaza can, it could be on Mars.
It's like a distance as you can.
An hour's drive from Tel Aviv... [Haggai El-Ad ~ Executive Director, B & Apos; Tselem]
that 1.8 million, that, you know, is our neighbor, [Haggai El-Ad ~ Executive Director, B & Apos; Tselem]
... living in conditions, you know, as a third world country... [Haggai El-Ad ~ Executive Director, B & t; Tselem]
... living in conditions, you know, as a third world country... [Haggai El-Ad ~ Executive Director, B & apos; Tselem]
... on the way to collapse, right?
There are already people in there, for hours a day,
... have no electricity, right?
Eh, the quality of the water deteriorates.
We talk about , like,
... the most basic human need , right?
It's like, almost as basic as was obtained.
Is this fair? Is this equal? Is this fair? </ P>
It's the same as humans, identify it,
... you know, what you saw is injustice.
Gaza has disappeared from the face of the earth.
Gaza has been removed from the map.
The war is raging inside; there is a siege,
The war raged in it; there was a siege,
... but nobody remembers us.
Everything around us, they close the border door.
Egypt, Israel, and Jordan...
... do not want to open the border for us, even if we are dying.
We are in prison, it's just bigger.
It's like a prison cell, it's just bigger.
This is Gaza, < br /> and beyond that, you smile.
My only dream is only explore the world with a cruise ship.
- But this is a very difficult dream. - It can't be achieved.
My dream is to travel the world, but it's also impossible.
I want to travel, leave Gaza but then come back.
That doesn't mean I don't like Gaza.
I I really like it, but I want to leave it and then come back.
But I want to visit the world and how is life in another country.
Why are you here?
- We just go for a walk. - For fun.
We're classmates; we just graduated and wanted to be together for the last time.
There is no other place except here.
This is the only free place in the large prison of Gaza.
Feelings of animals like humans. They can feel a disaster.
Animals can feel an earthquake, can feel floods. </ p >
I believe it's not good for tigers to hear,
... tigers hear much better than we, the sound of bombs around them. [Dr. Amir Khalil ~ Mission Leader, Faour Paws]
They don't understand this. ~ [Dr. Amir Khalil ~ Mission Leader, Faour Paws]
To put animals here during war or conflict, [Dr. Amir Khalil ~ Mission Leader, Faour Paws]
... for 15 days I can't come here to feed these animals... [Dr. Amir Khalil ~ Mission Leader, Faour Paws]
... I believe it is not good for animals. </ P>
Putting animals in a place like this who never touch grass.
I believe that is not the right place for an animal.
Extraordinary creatures like this...
... try to be free from this condition.
p>
We have to work with four countries.
We have to work with Jordan, with the rulers of South Africa.
We have to work with Israel, </ p >
It requires an import-export permit,
... veterinary certificate, Documents from the Ministry of Agriculture,
... a duration letter with a customs advisory, </ p >
... various military approvals and...
... everyone who agreed to help this animal lead a better life.
Nobody would not help < br /> this animal for a better life.
So, tomorrow, Laziz's tiger will be shot, transported to the airport in Israel,
... and at 9:00 a night < br /> he will be flown to Johannesburg.
After all this he will be released.
He will take a long journey, but I call the journey to freedom.
~ •• ~ ~ • You kill me... And I forget, like you, to die • ~ [Mahmoud Darwish, Palestinian poet ~ 1941-2008]
~ • KENYA • ~
~ •• ~ ~ • The earliest human movement occurred around 140 thousand years ago in Africa • ~
~ • • ~ ~ • Today, sub-Saharan Africa holds 26 percent of all refugees worldwide • ~
~ •• ~ ~ • Dadaab is complex the largest refugee camp in the world, accommodating 500,000 Somali, Eritrean and Sudanese refugees South who run away from civil war and starve • ~
You look cool. > - I look cool? - Yes. </ P>
- Aku tampak keren? - Ya.
Ah, baiklah. Terima kasih!
The lives of refugees are expected to only take place temporarily...
... hope they can return very easily.
Having a refugee camp is not the best solution.
The number of refugees is increasing compared to with the past, [Wella Kouyou ~ Deputy Representative, UNHCR Kenya]
... but now resources <
You can set an example globally, with the situation of the Syrians... [Wella Kouyou ~ Deputy Representative, UNHCR Kenya]
We have seen that the European community...
... is much more focused on the issue of Syria. </ P>
But refugees in Africa: the number is increasing.
Even without violence, climate change will also make people run away...
... but the resources decrease.
~ • AI WEI WEI • ~ Siding with Refugees! </ P>
~ •• ~ ~ • In the next few years, climate change will worsen drought, hunger and disease 250 million Africans • ~
~ •• ~ ~ • By 2050, Africans are projected to double twice to two and a half billion people • ~
~ •• ~ ~ • Since the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan in 1979, Pakistan has received more than three million Afghan refugees. Pakistan is now deporting all these refugees on the grounds of "security reasons" • ~
Pakistan has received refugees during...
... almost four decades here.
There are many generations born in Pakistan...
... and they may never return to their place of origin.
But the statement of Afghan President Ashraf Ghani asked...
... Afghans return to Afghanistan help build the country and nation. [Marin Din Kajdomcaj ~ Coordinator Senior Operations, UNHCR Pakistan]
They all received VRF marks, [VRF = Virtual Routing and Forwarding]
... a document that will prepare help for them in Afghanistan,
... as well as documents that confirm...
... their decision to return to their homes.
We provide small packages...
~ • AFGHANISTAN • ~
~ •• ~ ~ • Ruined by the British, Soviet and US invasions and the domestic uprising, Afghanistan is now becoming /> the most unstable and violent country in the world • ~
We help people who return...
... come back with cash help...
... and with some additional help...
... for more vulnerable people.
And in addition, we helping the Afghan government... [Maya Ameratunga ~ Representative, UNHCR Afghanistan]
... became the host country for refugees for the first time. [Maya Ameratunga ~ Representative, UNHCR Afghanistan]
So, Afghanistan actually accepts people... [Maya Ameratunga ~ Representative, UNHCR Afghanistan]
... who have fled for their safety too here.
... who have escaped for their safety is also here.
So, I think the main challenge will be a security situation,
because that is a country where there is a conflict in progress.
And that affects the ability of people to return...
... and restart life them.
~ • Ondertitels [Engels]: tatily • ~ ~ •• Vertaler (Engels ~ Indonesisch): EmirTEF •• ~ Gepresenteerd voor mijn lieve kleinzoon: GibranAS
People sometimes can't...
... back to their place of origin,
... because the area might be war-ravaged.
That means they have taken refuge across the border...
... and now they are back...
... and also being internally displaced.
So that's the sad part of about that.
And also people who are back today...
... are in a very difficult situation.
They might experience /> a very difficult time...
... restart their lives,
... but at least they are now citizens of their own country.
So many of these people...
... can't go back to their village,
... especially those who are from Pakistan,
... because they have been displaced for 30 years,
... in some cases 40 years.
They no longer have relations in their village.
They can't go back and demand land...
... what their grandparents used to work on.
In some cases, their village /> very unsafe for them... [Ahmad Shuja ~ Research Associate, Human Rights Watch]
... to return, so they end up in urban areas, [ Ahmad Shuja ~ Research Associate, Human Rights Watch]
... evacuated and broke up, landless and displaced. [Ahmad Shuja ~ Research Associate, Human Rights Watch] </ p >
~ • BERLIN, GERMANY • ~
~ •• ~ ~ • German... ~
~ •• ~ ~ • Germany becomes... ~
~ •• ~ ~ • Germany is the destination... ~ </ p >
~ •• ~ ~ • Germany is the main destination... ~
~ •• ~ ~ • Germany is the main goal of the... ~
~ •• ~ ~ • Germany is the main destination of refugees... ~
~ •• ~ ~ • Germany is becoming the main objective of refugees in Europe, ~
~ •• ~ ~ • Germany is the main destination for refugees in Europe, more...
~ •• ~ ~ • Germany is the main destination for refugees in Europe, more than...
~ •• ~ ~ • Germany is the main destination for refugees in Europe, more than 1,2...
~ •• ~ ~ • Germany become the main destination of refugees in Europe, more than 1.2 million...
~ •• ~ ~ • Germany is the main destination for refugees in Europe, more from 1.2 million applications...
~ •• ~ ~ • Germany is the main destination for refugees in Europe, more than 1.2 million asylum applications...
~ •• ~ ~ • Germany is the main destination for refugees in Europe, more than 1.2 million asylum applications in the year...
~ •• ~ ~ • Germany is the main destination for refugees in Europe, more than 1.2 million asylum applications in 2015...
~ •• ~ ~ • Germany is the main destination for refugees in Europe, more than 1.2 million asylum applications in 2015 and 2016 • ~
Because we have big logistics, we certainly have to design,
... have to decide where people can go with their goods. [Pascal C. Thirion ~ Management , Tempelhof]
We are here now. [Pascal C. Thirion ~ Management, Tempelhof]
And you can see, we have /> one, two, three, four hangars. [Pascal C. Thirion ~ Management, Tempelhof]
There are already three hangars with people living in them. </ p >
- Hello. - How are you?
I mean, one thing must be to make sure that everyone gets food.
And one thing must be to make sure that people have,
... like, the chance to take a shower. But the hardest thing is actually... [Maria Kipp ~ Spokesperson, Tamaja Shelter]
... makes them feel that they are human, [Maria Kipp ~ Spokesperson, Tamaja Shelter]
... and they are not only one of, I don't know, [Maria Kipp ~ Spokesperson, Tamaja Shelter]
... one million people came to Germany.
So I really, every day, make people feel that...
... they are human and we really care about them.
This is our lives.
Here in Germany, even though in the camp here,
... everything is forbidden.
If you come out, you have to be with your father or mother.
Living in this refugee camp has become the most difficult time of my life.
I become so bored.
Tired of my life.
And it's not just me.
My mother, my brothers and sisters, and all people who are with us are also bored.
~ • PARIS, FRENCH • ~
It's very hard for someone to cross illegally to...
... three or more countries to request asylum.
Every border you cross...
... you can...
... you know...
... you can be killed all the time along the way. </ P>
While still in our country,
... we heard that in Europe there is democracy,
... that there is freedom, dignity of humanity, and...
... respect for humanity.
~ • CALAIS, FRANCE • ~
No, no, no. </ P>
~ •• ~ ~ • Calais... ~ ~
~ •• ~ ~ • Calais is... ~ ~
~ •• ~ ~ • Calais is the "gate"... ~ ~
~ •• ~ ~ • Calais is the "gate" for... ~ ~
~ •• ~ ~ • Calais is a "gateway" for many... ~ ~
~ •• ~ ~ • Calais is the "gate" for many refugees... ~ ~
~ •• ~ ~ • Calais is the "gate" for many refugees who... ~ ~
~ •• ~ ~ • Calais is the "gateway" for many refugees who want ... ~
~ •• ~ ~ • Calais is the "gate" for many refugees who want to > enter... ~
~ •• ~ ~ • Calais is the "gate" for many refugees who want to enter England. ~ </ p >
~ •• ~ ~ • Calais is the "gateway" for many refugees who want to enter England. At... ~
~ •• ~ ~ • Calais is the "gate" for many refugees who want to enter England. In the year... ~
~ •• ~ ~ • Calais is the "gateway" for many refugees who want to enter England. In 2016, ~
~ •• ~ ~ • Calais was the "gateway" for many refugees who wanted to enter Britain. In 2016, 10,000... ~
~ •• ~ ~ • Calais is the "gateway" for many refugees who want to enter England. In 2016, 10,000 refugees ...
~ •• ~ ~ • Calais was the "gateway" for many refugees who wanted to enter Britain. In 2016, 10,000 refugees lived...
~ •• ~ ~ • Calais is the "gateway" for many refugees who want to enter England. In 2016, 10,000 refugees lived in "Jungle",
~ •• ~ ~ • Calais is the "gateway" for many refugees who want to enter England. In 2016, 10,000 refugees lived in "Jungle", a...
~ •• ~ ~ • Calais is the "gate" for many refugees who want to enter English. In 2016, 10,000 refugees lived in "Jungle", a camp...
~ •• ~ ~ • Calais is the "gate" for many refugees who want to entering England. In 2016, 10,000 refugees lived in "Jungle", a temporary camp • ~
I knew that history gave us a dilemma...
... who would redefine our lives.
We have two choices.
We move forward as tolerance... [Ioannis Mouzalas ~ Minister of Immigration, Greece]
... Europe for human rights, [Ioannis Mouzalas ~ Minister of Immigration, Greece]
... against racism and xenophobia, [Xenophobia = Dislike of being foreign]
... unity;
... or, we are divided into < br /> xenophobic Europeans...
... who will never succeed in overcoming...
... the trauma caused by waves of refugees.
It's not Europe what we dreamed of.
~ •• ~ ~ CNN ~} Calais & apos; Jungle & apos ;: The demolition of a large migrant camp started ~
~ •• The European Union was founded on the basis that could not be broken down, the universal values of human dignity, freedom, equality and solidarity. Year 2000]
~ •• ~ ~ Berliner Zeitung ~} Now what, Europe? ~
~ •• ~ ~ DER SPIEGEL ~} Europe is dead. Longevity Europe? ~
~ • IRAQ • ~
~ •• ~ ~ • In June 2014, the Islamic State captured Mosul, the second largest city of Iraq ** Half a million residents fled from ISIS ** ISIS ** brutality arose after the US-Led invasion of to Iraq in 2003 • ~
~ •• ~ ~ • In October 2016, Iraqi and Kurdish troops began extending to retake Mosul with the support of America, Britain and France • ~
~ •• ~ ~ • ISIS fighters burned the Mosul oil field when they retreated. Again 300,000 people fled • ~
~ •• ~ ~ NEWSWEEK ~} Why did oil become the main driver for the Iraq war? ~
Life under ISIS is heavy.
The hospital only exists for the people.
They don't treat civilians who <
... they only take care of the people.
There is a shortage of drugs and they don't give it to civilians .
If a woman comes out without using khimar,
... or using khimar but doesn't cover his eyes,
... just doesn't cover his eyes,
... they will take him and her husband...
... and lock them in jail. </ P>
They will embarrass him and require him to pay a fine. </ P>
~ •• ~ ~ • Our Tragedy Secrets: Our Screams More Loud than Our Voice, Our Sword Is Longer Than Us • ~ [Nizar Qabbani, Syrian Poet ~ 1923-1998]
~ • MEDITERANINE SEA • ~
~ •• ~ ~ • In 2016, more than 5,000 refugees drowned while trying to cross the Mediterranean Sea • ~
~ •• ~ ~ • Every day, 34,000 people around the world run away from hunger, poverty, and warfare • ~
Every time we take people from the deck
... more people appear. It never stops.
We think that will be around 400 people,
... but I guess somewhere between 720 and 730 people.
As a group, they...
... the sickest person I've seen
p>
... on this mission.
Eh, we treat adults with severe malnutrition.
There is a woman who weighs 36 kilograms ,
... he really is, very sick. Eh... there are...
And, uh, there are many people who have scurvy...
... and chronic vitamin C depletion,
... like sailors we usually see.
Many of them came from Eritrea,
... some people also came from Somalia and other places.
But their journey was had gone through Sudan,
... through Khartoum to Libya,
... it was shocking to hear some of their stories,
... hearing what they had experienced < br /> in Libya,
... is often detained for several months...
... and is exploited, only, uh... sacrificing whatever they have,
... all the money they have to pay for this trip...
... and make it out to sea.
There are all eight pregnant women on board.
Two of them can give birth at any time of the day,
... and a woman comes On the first morning we worked.
We knew he would have complications that wouldn't...
... allowed him to succeed transported by ship,
... so we arrived at the decision...
... what we needed to medically to evacuate him.
So he was taken to a ship < > Coast Guard from Malta,
... go straight to the hospital,
... continue to deliver a healthy baby girl.
If the baby was born 24 hours before,
... the mother and baby will die.
Hey, you will be here for a long time?
What are you doing?
We're making movies.
All right. I just wondered how long you would be here. </ P>
About 30 minutes. </ P>
- About 30 minutes? - Yes. How are you? </ P>
Good news. You know, you can't cross back and forth. </ P>
I know. We are just...
You are in the United States now. </ P>
Make sure you are south of the fence. Thank you. </ P>
- You know where the woodpost? - Yes.
In the south is Mexico; in the northern part is the United States.
All right, thank you. 30 minutes? </ P>
30, 40 minutes? All right. </ P>
- You managed to record it? - Yes. </ P>
Good sound. Just in time. </ P>
Kalian berada di wilayah Amerika Serikat.
There is a sign. He says the milestone.
~ •• ~ ~ • Every American who has lived, with the exception of a group, is imgran itself or descendants of immigrants • ~ [John F. Kennedy, US President 35th ~ 1917-1963]
There are more and more poor people and only there are a handful of rich people.
The number of poor people is increasing...
... and groups of rich people control everything, like the economy,
... and while this system applies, [Gabriela Soraya Vasquez ~ Lawyer and Human Rights Activist]
... migration will continue, [Gabriela Soraya Vasquez ~ Lawyer and Human Rights Activist] </ p >
... because injustice will deepen. [Gabriela Soraya Vasquez ~ Lawyer and Human Rights Activist]
Migration, migration, are human rights.
It is human rights that people want to improve their lives,
... reach a better quality of life, </ p p>
... be healthy, go to school.
... social welfare for their children.
This is what forces people to migrate.
- Beautiful mother. - Gracias [Thank you].
Thank you.
- And who is this? - My son .
How long have you lived here?
- Sixteen years. - Sixteen years?
- Here? - Yes. </ P>
I thought we had entered a period in world history...
... where did the movement cross the border...
... has accelerated.
Maybe social media has a role in this.
Maybe the fact that transportation has become... [Dr. Kemal Kirişci ~ Senior Officer, Brookings Institute]
... is much cheaper and more plays an effective role in this matter. [Dr. Kemal Kirişci ~ Senior Officials, Brookings Institute]
And also globalization,
... despite having very positive results,
... that too has created greater inequality.
And like it or not, people will move from the location...
... which is unsafe and not economically healthy...
... to the area that exists more opportunities...
…dan lebih stabil, dan punya prospek kemakmuran.
That would be a big challenge to recognize...
... that the world is shrinking,
and people of various religions, </ p >
... a different culture should learn...
... to live with others.
When I became an astronaut,
... I see from space how every human on Earth is universal. </ P>
All humanity lives in a great country in brotherhood. </ P>
Syrians, India, China, and Americans...
... all live together on this beautiful planet ,
... and they all have to share... We all have to share. </ P>
Protecting the planet Earth...
... only with solidarity and love, [Mohammad Fares ~ Former Syrian Astronaut]
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