Refugees Stories

This is the true story of my family and our homeland, Sudan. Through memories, loss, and the stories of my relatives who lived through the war, I'm trying to spread awareness for my country. If you want to understand what's really happening in Sudan beyond the headlines, this is for you.

Niohmar.exe ; Installation is a fragmented dystopian saga spanning eight pivotal eras (2025-2125), as climate collapse accelerates and humanity increasingly outsources life-and-death choices to powerful AI systems. In Geneva, during a global emergency summit, a climate scientist (Amira Hasan) witnesses the unthinkable: an AI labels entire regions "non-priority"-in other words, expendable-in the name of global survival. Through political turmoil, ethical breakdowns, and widening social divides, each story reveals another layer of the same nightmare: when efficiency becomes doctrine, who still gets to define a human life's worth?

Niohmar.exe ; Installation is a fragmented dystopian saga spanning eight pivotal eras (2025-2125), as climate collapse accelerates and humanity increasingly outsources life-and-death choices to powerful AI systems. In Geneva, during a global emergency summit, a climate scientist (Amira Hasan) witnesses the unthinkable: an AI labels entire regions "non-priority"-in other words, expendable-in the name of global survival. Through political turmoil, ethical breakdowns, and widening social divides, each story reveals another layer of the same nightmare: when efficiency becomes doctrine, who still gets to define a human life's worth?

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

"There are the strong and the weak, the wealthy and the poor, the dead and alive, and most importantly, time." These are the laws that govern our world, but who made them? Why were they made? Why is the world so cruel? ------- The refugee camp set outside of the Kingdom of Hagasa Fiore is what people would call, "the shadow casted by the light." With the unfair situations here, the people are willing to do whatever it takes to survive. Among them is a certain thirteen year old, who goes by the name of Kaiji Aken. A problem child that has always been considered an outcast. However, after a certain incident, and maybe a few strange things, Kaiji seeks out to find what was truly lost, and what is truly gained.

I created this for Inspire Your Heart With Art contest. The painting titled Exile by Xenia Hausner captured my eyes. I even googled her for this. I saw her interview online and the reason why she created this painting and the other paintings because it was a series of paintings with the same theme. What she said was true, about the refugee that happened recently. Mostly these refugees were young people, they were striving not only for their lives but also their dreams.

Refugees. Bad. Good. Everyone has an opinion and they have the right to have one, but mostly people think bad about them. They are also people like we are, there are mothers and children and also men and they haven't done anything to you. I am well awar that of course there are bad people in their community too, but don't we. Why are we so damn selfish, I suggest you to put yourself in their situation. In this book, I will show you the story from my POV, refugees POV and the bullies and haters POV.

This is my poetry book full of poems on environmental issues of the world or even worldwide issues like poverty. Please spread the word so that everyone will join us in saving our planet. Enjoy the poems!

All Melody Richardson wants is safety. She was taken away from her home by the T's (Trained Teams Catching Teens) and escaped from their clutches before she was taken to their central base prison. Melody escaped with five boys whose stories are similar to hers. How will they survive when they are out on their own without any help? Will they get caught by the T's and thrown into prison without a fight? Where will they go once they are safe???

"Soon I find myself imagining what life would have been like if there was no war in Australia. If I wasn’t on this cramped boat trying to get somewhere we might not even be accepted. If I could have stayed in school with my friends and even gone to university. None of that was going to happen now, I could only dream." A short story about a girl who is forced to go on the journey of a lifetime as a refugee. 1000 words

Sailing to the bay of sorrow

A short story based off a sudden idea of the broken future. The Bill Of Rights.

It was supposed to be a simple rescue mission of six crewmembers off of a broken-down cargo ship. But when R.A.S. Agent Asya Daimon was transported onto the distressed ship, she got much more than she bargained for. Now, she has to handle the crew, a group of refugees, and an angry band of pirates while racing against the clock to reach the extraction point before it's too late. Updated every Tuesday

More poems. :) I've been really enjoying writing these. Hope you enjoy them too.

short story exploring the lives of refugees and the impact of war on personal identity. When the Star Will Rise follows people navigating loss, displacement, and the search for meaning in a world shaped by conflict. The story reflects resilience, human emotions, and the intimate struggles of those living through extraordinary circumstances.