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By Christina Bömelburg, 3 years3 years ago
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Rescue? Martin’s story (spanish version)

¿Rescate? La historia de Martin Martin Kolek es alemán. Tiene 49 años. Es voluntario en una ONG llamada Sea-Watch, que navega por el Mediterráneo y rescata inmigrantes que intentan llegar a Europa en barcas inseguras y llenas de gente. Martin: Soy terapeuta musical y Alemania está muy lejos de la Read more…

By Christina Bömelburg, 4 years4 years ago
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Separation- A mother’s story (spanish version)

Separación La historia de una madre La madre es joven. Está estudiando en Islandia, pero está muy lejos de casa. Su casa está en Gaza. Su marido y sus dos hijos aún están allí. Madre: ¿Podéis imaginar oír el ruido de misiles y bombas cada noche? ¿Os podéis imaginar el Read more…

By Christina Bömelburg, 4 years4 years ago
Espagnol

Makeen’s story (spanish version)

The Struggle Makeen: (To audience). Uncertainly. Insecurity. Horror. This is Syria in 2015. We need to get out. We aren’t safe here. Makeen: (Al público) Incertidumbre. Inseguridad. Horror. Ésto es Síria en el 2015. Necesitamos irnos. No estamos a salvo aquí. Father: (Head in hands). We have no power and Read more…

By Christina Bömelburg, 4 years4 years ago
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Forced to flee (spanish version)

Obligado a huir La historia d’Awad Muhammed Awad es de Kenia. Tiene veinte años. Las relaciones homosexuales no son aceptadas en Kenia, y no hay ninguna protección contra la discriminación y el prejuicio. Awad (al público): Tengo miedo. Tengo miedo porque no puedo decir la verdad. He leído los diarios. Read more…

By Christina Bömelburg, 4 years4 years ago
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