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The rose and the leave

January 10, 2011 atash

Every One Can Love Rose
But
No One Loves A Leaf That
Add
Beauty To It.

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Voice of Refugees

This blog displays a platform for unaccompanied young refugees on the way to Europe. Some of the post are written in Greece, others are posted in some Internet-Cafe on the run. This page should be a way for young refugees to display their view on Europe and of course all the experience on their way.

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I hope that one day I continue my life again

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Voice of Refugees

This blog displays a platform for unaccompanied young refugees on the way to Europe. Some of the post are written in Greece, others are posted in some Internet-Cafe on the run. This page should be a way for young refugees to display their view on Europe and of course all the experience on their way.

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I came here one year ago and I want to go to Austria. I was 30 days in the mountain in turkey. When I was in Afghanistan I was in the army and then I could not continue that, it was too difficult. and then I ran away and decided to came to Europa....

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  • crossing the border
  • Detention
  • discrimination
  • europemustact
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  • fight for our rights
  • future and other weird things
  • images
  • jojijijijijij
  • letter from Ritsona
  • LettersfromMoria
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  • Publications by Parwana Amiri
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  • Ritsona
  • Ritsonacamp
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  • traces back
  • waiting area
  • what I wish for
  • what our life looks like
  • yeay yeay yeay

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