"My heroine is you" is a book aimed at children around the world affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Travel to Sudan
It's amazing how much your videos are overflowing with love, and so much benevolence! We feel like we're traveling through your videos, you give us chills so there are emotions, so thank you for sharing it all!
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Protected: Challenges during containment
Yemen: forced march
At home in Ethiopia, the Oromos have nothing. Hundreds of thousands of them migrate to Saudi Arabia, a rich country where they imagine a future.
But the road is long, perilous, impossible. It is practiced on foot, because it cannot pay the smugglers and it is full of pitfalls. The mountains of Galafi, on the border of Djibouti, irradiated by a scorching sun, bring down the most valiant, overwhelmed by thirst.
In Obock, a small, charmless port, migrants are transported at night to overcrowded dhows that face the waves of the Red Sea. And, the ultimate danger: in Yemen, the migration industry is infiltrated by local mafias. There, oromo migrants become prey. The poorest are the most vulnerable. Detoured from the road, struggling with unscrupulous smugglers, they are tortured until their families pay the ransom, sometimes ruined by the sale of all their land to pull a son or daughter from the hell of the torture houses.
From one side of the Gulf of Aden to the other, Charles Emptaz and Olivier Jobard walked with these Ethiopian migrants, driven by a fixed and nagging idea: one day to earn his bread.
From the snippets of this odyssey, they try to reconstruct the story of a deadly crossing, drawing in hollow the portrait of a people transfigured by the ordeal, the Oromos.
https://www.arte.tv/fr/videos/090427-000-A/yemen-a-marche-forcee/
On the way to school
Students from all over the world, going to school. The conditions are not optimal but they have the will to move forward.
UNHCR Australia
See specially at the bottom of the page the article Climate Change and travel
How conflict and climate change are a harmful combination that drives people out of their homes.
"HUMAN" the free movie for a few weeks
Human: the film features interviews with 2,020 people from 60 countries on what it means to be human
"Movie" (Movie)
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Migration routes, heading for Europe
As you will have noticed, the issue of migrants and refugees is in the spotlight. Today, this influx to the gates of Europe can be explained in particular by the increase in conflicts, in Syria and Africa in particular, but also by the search for better economic conditions, which are not a matter of asylum.
http://www.lumni.fr/video/routes-migratoires-cap-sur-l-europe
Migration routes, heading for Europe
As you will have noticed, the issue of migrants and refugees is in the spotlight. Today, this influx to the gates of Europe can be explained in particular by the increase in conflicts, in Syria and Africa in particular, but also by the search for better economic conditions, which are not a matter of asylum.
http://www.lumni.fr/video/routes-migratoires-cap-sur-l-europe