Migrants Stories

မဲေဆာက္မွာ အလုပ္လာလုပ္တဲ့ ဆယ္ေက်ာ္သက္ လူငယ္ ၂ ေယာက္ရဲ႕ ဘ၀ၾကမ္းၾကမ္း ျဖတ္သန္းမႈအေၾကာင္းေလးပါ။ သူတို႔ဘ၀ရဲ႕ ေနာက္ဆံုးအခ်ိန္ေတြကို ဓာတ္ပံုနဲ႔ မွတ္တမ္းမတင္ႏိုင္ခဲ့ၾကပါဘူး။

"I always dreamed of starting a brand new life at a brand new place. But as I moved to a place where nobody understands me, I think that Alaska was better. I wanna move back" Y/n meets a bad boy Suga. He is no angel but there is a sugary side of him. How can he be bad news when being with him feels like Heaven? Contains romance and fluff, maybe some language beeps. ◇An ongoing book ♤Updated everyweek ♡A Min Yoongi fanfiction ♧A high-school AU STARTED: 30th December 2020

Dorothy moves to Paris after dreaming about studying in Fashion Capital for years. After facing an embarrassing moment on the first day of class Dorothy finds it difficult to make new friend in college. After getting into a night party for once with people Dorothy loses her track of her actual purpose in Paris and her dream to be a Fashion Designer.

Make America great again! "- We matter - I said - All lives matter. " Sofia is a Mexican-American that lives in Chicago that is tired of all racism and discrimination that she and all non-white people suffer in the USA. So, why keep quiet? When you can do whatever you want with a little help and technology. And she might even found love in her way to justice

Harrowing pandemic world

This or that? Can't I get both?

Non-fiction narrative of the life and struggles of migrant farm workers in the Shore

It is no secret that for some inhabitants of the European House it is not the first experience of coexistence within one State or supra-State structure. A lot of them are not yet free from grudges against their EU partners and other neighbors for violating their country's sovereignty. Ireland and Great Britain, the Balkan States and Turkey, Poland and Germany, Romania and Hungary, countries of the former socialist camp and Russia are guided only by counting real and imagined sins in their mutual relations to the detriment of current policy interest.

Aku terdengar Chin dan rakan-rakan telah menendang pintu dapur untuk lari. Aku ikut melompat, kami berlanggar sesama sendiri, lintang-pukang, menuju ke dapur. Tapak kaki tertusuk entah apa, tidak aku pedulikan. Dalam sekelip mata, lenganku direntap dan muka ditekan ke tanah. Debu-debu mula mencium bibir.

Story published by Amazon, available in English and Spanish in the United States, Canada, England, Australia and in Latin America and the Caribbean. It's incomplete on Wattpad, but all the chapters are in the paid version. Are you ready to know some of the causes that lead to cross-border migration, which is part of the reality around us? As earthquakes and post-earthquake tremors, migratory shakes are equally slow and silent movements of extreme poverty, which generate more and more tension, until they cause one movement after the other of waves of migration of people looking to run away from chronic unemployment and underpaid jobs. The hidden tension generated by poverty is alive and surfaces with the migratory movements intended to secure the interests of ordinary citizens, people that are forced to change the rhythm of their monetary lives and to migrate to reach labor markets with high purchasing power to be able to make the most of their personal economies. Besides being the author of this book, I am also part of the waves of migration of those looking for economic opportunities in other labor markets in this planet. In this book, my esteemed reader, you will find questions that will help you open your mind and dive deep into the matter of cross-border migration. As you go through this book, you shall be able to feel the reality of waves of migration and some of their causes. The contents of this book shall teach you how to broaden your understanding of the ordinary citizens cross-border migration, who go looking for economic opportunities in other countries' labor markets, people looking to grow their personal economies to be better prepared to face the costs of everyday life.

As the Professors was coping up with the new online module the Coronaexcuse was good enough to throw them out of jobs. With a family to feed he is no more than a migrant labourer but his ordeal is never heard as he is not poor enough to beg and his foolish ethics doesn't let him steal . The Domicile policy and his age is making it hard to get a job in this pandemic he lost this too. It is enough to make him insane. So stay tuned to know what happened to the old man who is not a Professor anymore. Will he survive this ordeal or will have to die with his family due to his foolish ethics and the Coronaexcuse given by the College Administration.

Dream.

Being an immigrant aint easy task...updating studies, building careers, twisting family and religious tension, conflict between different world, and of course, finding a true love...especially if you came from an Arab world..streotypes are your worst enemy... Canada is the best ground, with multi-cultural people around that builds excitement but also failure and tension. How you will ever find your destiny, if only i knew..i will never feel remorse.

De pays, d'histoire, de famille, d'amis, de travail, de papiers, de souvenirs ; de tout cela je n'ai plus. Je n'ai plus d'identité, je suis... comme perdu, noyé. Je ne suis plus un. Je ne suis plus celui qui, chaque matin, partait sur les chantiers se ruiner la santé. Je ne suis plus celui qu'une femme embrassait, que des enfants enlaçaient d'amour. Je ne suis plus, ni le voisin ni le confident, ni le citoyen ni la force vive d'un pays qui m'a vu naître et que je ne reconnais plus. Je ne suis plus le même assurément. Tout est devenu sombre et changeant. Je suis en désaccord et c'est pour cela que je suis là. Mais je ne suis plus le même, assurément, en ce que ma personne s'est brisée contre la dureté des vagues. Je est désintégré.

The story focuses on the perspective of a young Australian girl, Lily, dealing with the intentional, unintentional and sometimes just perceived judgment on account of her race. I hope to engage readers to question what it means to be Australian, to challenge unnecessary stereotypes and encourage them to be more careful with seemingly innocent remarks that might stem from curiosity but could be interpreted as prejudice in a mutli-cultural context.