قد تكون هذه الخاطرة اعلان مبادئ، لأن مشاكل العالم لن تنتهي وكلها بسبب الحدود، ولذلك على كل شخص أن يتأمل شكل الحدود التي نحتاجها
Vielleicht ist das Gedicht Grundsatzerklärung, weil die Probleme der Welt nicht enden werden und sie wegen der Grenzen sind, Deshalb muss jeder betrachten, welche Grenzen wir brauchen
The article describes despotism in the Arab countries, how it used to be and how the new generation sees it these days.
المقال يتحدث عن الاستبداد في البلدان العربية، كيف كان يبدو وكيف تراه الأجيال الجديدة في هذه الأيام
Wir teilen einen Beitrag von unserem Autor Ali auf dem Are you Syrious Blog. Ali ist 2015 von Syrien über die Balkan Route nach Deutschland geflüchtet. Ein ermutigender Gruß von einem, der angekommen ist, an alle, die noch auf dem “path of hope and pain” ausharren. Lies mehr“From the heart to those who walk the path of hope and pain”
At this year’s World Refugee Day the NGO Ingenieure ohne Grenzen published a portrait about Ahmad, a former refugee from Damaskus. The report shows the importance of acknowledging the professional experience of refugees within the process of integration. It’s all about labor.
Our author Saad talks about the struggle of transpeople in Syria and how they faced their community and their families. His article shows the honesty and bravery to face all challenges and the fight for a life without the fear of being targeted for your own identity.
On March 8 the Alliance of Internationalist Feminists organized a demonstration against patriarchy, war, racism and fascism, against colonialism, oppression and exploitation, for women´s* solidarity and justice.
In this first blog article in Arabic language our author Saad talks about being part of the refugee network Welcome United, which in September 2017 organized the largest refugee parade ever in Berlin. Saad makes us understand what it means to be a newcomer in Germany and he explains the importance of solidarity within this freedom of movement network. Save the date: Welcome United parade will be September 29th in Hamburg.
