Refugees Stories

"What we had Celine was supernatural and phenomenal. We found a love in affliction and we held strong. Our circumstances only brought us closer... i have to go now, my love. I promise to never leave you, to be there always. in every dreadful newspaper situation. I would be there in the present and the uncertain future. I will be Time, i will be Timeless."

"I want to be born as a rock in my next life..." Escaping from North Korea isn't the terrifying part. It's surviving.

13-Year-old Jihan goes to school just to realize that she will never see her family again. War brakes out at her school and she is forced to leave her home, leaving her family behind. Having to find a safe place to live with the classmates she hates. What will happen? Will she find her family? The only way to find out is to read the story

Nata had always wanted to work for refugees. After college, we joined an internationally known NGO for good and worked there for some years. Due to some disagreements with the hierarchy, he had to give up his favorite job and find another way to make a living. He came up with an idea of owning a café, a makeshift café and struggled to eke out a living with his beloved cat. Then, Sarah reentered in his life and completely changed everything. At the end, his makeshift café did not only become a popular place but also provided enough for their living, and they also managed to contribute a lot more than they had ever imagined for at the cause of helping the refugees. How all that was possible? Read the book to find out about their struggle, love and triumph in a most noble and compelling way possible. Author's Note: I write solely for generating enough fund for my charity ISSLCARE which helps finance poor families in Nepal so they can send their children to school.

Everyone has to deal with death at sometime in their life. Most see him in their final days, but not us. He didn't just want to kill us, he wanted someting more from Colin and I. He wanted us to kill everyone on that list, including my sister.

Due to Dad's job, 11-year-old Prim has to spend a month in Libya. With nothing to do in this strange country, Prim just wants to go home. Everything changes when two orphans from Syria, Mohammed and Muna, show up. One dark night, the three children end up as accidental stowaways and set out on the world's most dangerous journey. If they are going to survive, they have to be brave and stick together.

The world has people with commitments and ideologies. Humans with contemporary principles sometimes are part of the same family and the enconter of thes priciples changes thhe course of their lives.

This is my side of an argument i have had with so many people. This is my opinion and my personal views about immigrants and refugees.

a poetry book; #24 in refugee

I know no-one likes to put a downer on their day, but after seeing so much world-wide suffering in the news I realized, that although raising a bit of money or awareness for charity wouldn't make that much difference, just how ignorant and oblivious we choose to be about the suffering of others across the globe. So despite mere thoughts not helping those in war-torn countries much either, I wrote this to show the importance f just sparing them a thought every now and then while we enjoy our relatively safe and prosperous Western society-only then can we realize how lucky we are.

Shaellyn Vethya lost her home, her family, and everything she'd ever known when she was ten years old, to the terrorist mage group known as the Karrat Mysterium. She did the only thing she could: She ran. Now, ten years later, they threaten to invade her new home: the South Coast. But Shaellyn is done running.

After a storm capsizes their boat, Zahra and her two brothers are stranded on Nauru - a small island off the coast of Australia. They can't leave the detention centre because now they are classed as prisoners. Zahra tries to embrace the situation, just like their mother always told her. But there must be something else she can do.

Can we do more for the 70 million people who no longer have a home to return to? I created this video to raise more awareness for World Refugee Day. What a lot of people don't realize (and that the news rarely mentions) is that some 70 million people in the world are now displaced. May it be through war. Terrorism. Natural disasters. These are people who sadly no longer have a home to return to without risking their lives. And when you understand the statistics behind refugees, it's jaw-dropping.

Jimi Phoenix has to lead the Marley fleet to Venus with the help of the child Bit and the robot Hap as they're chased by the enemies they made in THE EARTH TRAP.