Articles

By Aleksejs Ivashuk I am European, but not a citizen of the country of where I was born or of any other. I was born in Riga, Latvia,...

By Gurmeet Kaur Back in 2015, millions of Rohingyas fled Myanmar for the fear of persecution due to their religious identity. Nearly all...

By Zahra El Bouhali In August 2018, a UN human rights panel cited credible reports stating that more than 1 million people are being...

By Christian Musenga Refugees in Kenya face multiple challenges. In addition to the long process of recognition or rejection of refugee...

By Jelle Wassenaar A poem about the ability for European people with passports to cross a border with no trouble whatsoever, while people...

By Jelle Wassenaar A poem from two different perspectives about refugees who are lost in the numbers, currently living in a camp where...

By Jelle Wassenaar A poem about the complicated world of helping people (as a volunteer) and how one can struggle with emotions as you...

By Jelle Wassenaar A poem I wrote while in Greece about the trip people make from Turkey via Farmakonisi – a military island – to Leros....

By Jelle Wassenaar A poem about life in Calais and how it must’ve felt like before it got dismantled earlier this year and people were...

By Jelle Wassenaar From the very first moment you – a stranger – enter the community of Ritsona, you feel accepted. People see an unknown...