When 18-year-old Ibrahim appeared on the screen, he looked quiet and calm, with a rationality far beyond his age. His homesickness, missing Syria where he came from, accompanied with the sound of arriving refugees in the Tempelhof asylum centre and the hollow and grand music, suddenly brought a knot of …
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When 18-year-old Ibrahim appeared on the screen, he looked quiet and calm, with a rationality far be…
Our new magazine – produced by asylum seekers in Denmark – is out
Dear Reader In this magazine we put spotlight on a vulnerable group among the asylum seekers; the ch…
“Now I can wear what I want”
“When I was 13 years old, I started to feel that I was different, but I wanted to keep on going like…
Sorting bottles at Roskilde Festival paves the way for “the best time of the year”
Wasim and Daweed help Roskilde Festival recycle tonnes of cans and bottles at the festival. They do …
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“Moving children affects them badly”
“We are just beginning to feel stable here, but they decided to move us again. I don’t care about me or my wife, but I care about my children. I have two, a 6 year old – he started school one week ago – and a 3 year old. They …
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Daniel shares his thoughts about New times closing
Fighting for a better translation professionalism
By: Marion Chen Interpretation in the public sector is in a bad shape. A recent report concludes that 85-90% of the interpreters in Denmark are non-educated, which means that they do not have a degree at any level in Danish, in the foreign language and/or in the field of translation. …
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Eden shares her thoughts on New Times closing
Makmoud shares his thoughts about New Times closing
Marion shares her thoughts about New Times closing
Without land
New Times has met Bahar who is a famous Kurdish poet. Writing poems helps her to receive peace in her heart and flee from the tough situation and nightmare which you live in at all times as an asylum seeker By: Danial “I’m standing in the middle of the globe, …
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