Refugees Stories

Eden Nakamura used to work the night shift at a hotel front desk. He wasn't a hero, a warrior, or anyone chosen by fate. Then he died-and woke in another world as a nameless refugee boy shut out by kingdom walls. No papers. No country. No home. In a land torn apart by war between humans and demons, Eden is denied entry, ignored by kings, and surrounded by people the world has already thrown away. So he makes a promise in the mud: If no country will take us, we'll build our own. Armed with nothing but a sharp memory for systems, survival, and how to handle desperate people at the worst hours of the night, Eden begins turning refugees into citizens, camps into settlements, and ledgers into law. What starts as a place for the rejected slowly grows into Lantern City-a refuge between kingdoms, monsters, politics, and war. But building a country is harder than dreaming one. There are hungry mouths to feed, walls to repair, monsters in the water, killers in the dark, nobles who want taxes, demons who want roads, heroes who bring bad news, and a world that would rather see refugees die quietly than live freely. This is not the story of a chosen hero. This is the story of a boy with no kingdom- who builds one anyway.

A forsaken world that is obscured by widespread illiteracy, time appears to decelerate, as if an essential process remains secreted, denying progress to those left abandoned without the key to literacy. Is the world inherently just, or does it harbor injustice?

A young mother finds her world torn apart by the horrors of war. Read as she discovers the harsh realities of life, and struggles to press on and preserve the lives of her two children. ~ //a short, work of non-fiction// //the product of a lazy English student that needed to complete an assignment// DISCLAIMER: I do not own any of the images used. All characters are fictional.

a poetry book; #24 in refugee

Rashida is a 16-year old asylum seeker hiding in an abandoned hut with her sister Raina after their parents die. But things go wrong when they go to find food........

More than 100,000 refugees from Myanmar are living in a state of invisibility along the Thailand-Myanmar border. They are stateless, have no legal right to work, no access to formal education for their children, and no guarantee of daily food. Many of them have fled ethnic and religious persecution yet remain unrecognized by any government. As a result, they are denied even the most basic human rights-such as the right to food.

Have you ever thought about how vile, and evil humans can get? How much suffering those who live under iron-fist dictatorships go through? This is a story about those who harm, and those who are harmed.

"There's much more to my story Than anybody's guessed; Just find me a Pensieve And my past will do the rest. If I ever had the right To be afraid, it was lost Long before I knew What fear really was." Author's Note: By Firelight is a Harry Potter fanwork, crafted over more than a decade by Rebecca Ripple, from 2006 to the present. The first spark of By Firelight was first ignited and inspired by ReignofSlytherin's HP fanfiction, "Deliver Me From Evil," whose author later wiped all traces of it from the internet without explanation sometime after I started writing this story. I truly miss DMFE, and its author, whom I haven't heard from in many years... To this day, my memory of them still shapes my writing of this story. Disclaimer: The Harry Potter franchise and all related indicia are the intellectual property of J. K. Rowling and Warner Bros Entertainment. No money or other currency of any kind is being made with this fanwork, and no copyright infringement is intended.

Earth, 2020. Population: 4.4 billion Humans, 1.2 billions Zombies, 357 Aliens and one entirely conscious little computer with very big plans. Our planet, as we know it, is in pieces. Billions have perished, millions more are refugees on American soil and somebody broke Facebook. In Antarctica, Alien Derek and his team set out on a mission with seemingly simple orders: get back to Yorkshire, fix the broken spaceship, collect the rest of the colonists and leave this planet once and for all. Simple, that is, aside from... well, reality. They must first cross an abandoned Africa controlled by the little computer, where even nature itself has been hacked. Europe lies awash with a billion intellectually-frustrated Zombies on a desperate quest to rediscover their former humanity. Then there are the Humans, with a penchant for getting in the way and making things messy. America is on the brink and the displaced European Royals are eager to raise a force to reclaim their stolen homelands. Ten thousand terrifying miles sit between the Antarctic alien colony and the ship in Scarborough high street. The survival of all of the colonists depends on Derek's success. Around the globe, weird armies are massing, inexplicable forces are flowing through the undead and nature is behaving oddly. Derek is about to discover that a lot can go wrong in 10,000 miles... "A crazy mashup of wildly imaginative reinventions of sci-fi standards, Busted Earth weaves 'out there' with 'down-to-Earth' in an exhilarating and hilarious adventure spanning our planet which questions the very nature of life itself." NON-EXISTENT MAGAZINE "The best book I've read in years!" My mate Dave, who hasn't read any other books in years. "What other book has intellectually-frustrated Zombies, mind-controlled skunks and the Prince of Monaco follow-through farting?!" Me. Full novel already written, chapter updates will be published every Tuesday and Friday (or as close as I can!)

About the time I got invited to Somalia.

This story explains everyday lives of two incredible sisters who desperately try to leave their war torn country in the hopes of having a better life. These brave sisters experience loss and despair in ways children should never feel. This thrilling short story plays as a valuable reminder that not everyone has the best of lives.

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.

These are a small collection of poems that have been written to express the feelings and experiences of many migrants and refugees arriving into Australia. Our goal is to share to the world about migrant.

Book Three: Protocol 11 A Doctor Who / Automan Crossover

This is a story about friends that are refugees in World War III and they go through ups and downs on their journey to Mexico.