#Refugees
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There Is Always Hope Through The Pain – A Poem from Sudan
Yousif Ibrahim Abubaker A poet and writer from Omdurman Umbda –Sudan, Yousif Ibrahim Abubaker works as an English Instructor, Trainer…
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Observations of an Expat: Immigration: Analysis and Suggestions
The solution does not lie simply in quotas, walls, barbed wire, African exile, indecipherable application forms or even hunting down…
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110 Million Forcibly Displaced by War, Climate Crisis
About six million Palestinian, 6.1 million Syrians, 5.7 million Afghans, and 5.5 million Venezuelans are currently refugees JULIA CONLEY The…
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Sunayna Pal, a Sindhi lady, yearns for home she never knew
Only recently did I learn that my maternal grandmother was from Ratedero in Larkana, and my maternal grandfather was related…
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How Bangalore welcomed the Sindhis
A dole of Rs.12 for adults and Rs.8 for children was handed out from the Refugee Relief Fund; loans were…
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US should take ‘Responsibility to Protect’ Rohingyas
The vast majority of Rohingya, seek to be repatriated to our homes in Burma but only after proof that full…
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The Childhood Nostalgia of Goat Brain Masala
My grandparents, who hailed from the state of Sindh, in present-day Pakistan, were refugees living on railway platforms and in…
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Refugee colonies changed South Delhi’s face
[The city’s southern limit extended beyond Lodhi Road, which was a forest land then. Colonies like Malviya Nagar, Lajpat Nagar,…
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My father refused to be called a refugee
I remember seeing people in the lane in front of our house after Partition. It was a slum area next…
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Remembering Lajja Bhatia
Lajja Bhatia, who passed away on April 19, 2020, was a distinguished Sindhi singer. She spent her lifetime serving the…
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