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Here and back again

Non Dalla Guerra (Not from the war) returns to Jordan with the volunteering camps “Here and back again” is the sentence that accompanied the participants of the volunteering camp of Non Dalla Guerra (Not from the War) in Jordan last...

Gen Rosso’s United World Week in Bosnia and Herzegovina

During the United World Week, from 4th to 8th May, the international band Gen Rosso headed back to Bosnia and Herzegovina to visit the people they had met in October 2021 and to kick off the second phase of the...

Evil will not have the last word

By Città Nuova Editorial Staff The story of a reader who lives near the Fernetti border with Slovenia. The embrace of an entire community for Ukrainian refugees. I live a few kilometres from the border where Ukrainian refugees are arriving....

Poland in solidarity

More than 2 million refugees from Ukraine have crossed the borders into neighbouring countries since the beginning of the war. More than 1,200,000 of them have been welcomed in Poland. They are mainly women and children from every part of...

Fleeing Afghanistan

The story of an Afghan family who fled their country and arrived in Italy: between separation, pain and concrete gestures of welcome. On August 31, an Afghan family of 7 boarded the last plane from Kabul to Italy. Two elderly...

“I was happy because I was alive”

By Michela Micocci- FARE SISTEMA OLTRE L’ACCOGLIENZA In preparation for the next World Day of Migrants and Refugees we share a beautiful story of redemption, gratitude and trust from Italy’s southwest region of Calabria. Vanity Fair magazine presented the three...

A Heart That Dances

The dream of going to Italy cultivated from an early age, the joy of having succeeded and then the constant effort of building a better life. Lamine twenty years old, after being a guest at Casa di Ismaele he got...

Balkans and migrants, a route that needs to be changed

They call it the Balkan route which is travelled by thousands of migrants and asylum seekers who have experienced inhumane treatment. What place does fraternity have in a context like that? What does the history of these countries teach us?...

At the Mae La Camp

By George Ritinsky. Two days spent among the refugees, the poorest migrants, on the border between Thailand and Myanmar. An overwhelming experience that raises disturbing questions. After each investigation, one of the reporters’ tasks is to put in order our...

Above all, they are our brothers and sisters

By Susanne Janssen (Living City Magazine) The Kino Border Initiative takes care of people who were rejected at the Mexican border or deported Nogales, Sonora, a Mexican city directly on the border with Arizona, is both a place of hope...

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