Tag Archives: Publications by Parwana Amiri
Letters to the world from Ritsona(No.16)
”My world is farming” When my wife and I immigrated to Iran, the Iranian government threatened us with deportation. That was exactly the moment we discoverd that my wife was pregnant and it was then that we started praying for a miracle. My youth had been poisoned by discrimination. The mere idea that my child … Continue reading Letters to the world from Ritsona(No.16) Continue reading
Invitation to a world of poetry , poem(NO:5)
We are burning It’s not to mark the date! It’s to raise the alarm! The fire has burned our homes. The fire has burned our schools. The fire has burned our hospitals. The fire has burned our dreams. We are burning. We search for your eyes. You have turned them away. You have hidden your … Continue reading Invitation to a world of poetry , poem(NO:5) → Continue reading
Poems of migratorygirl
No:3 Prison or Castle Is it a castle , or a prison? Are we human,or No statues? Do we live ,or just alive? Liggle , or illegle….. We can eat , we can drink We can sleep , we can wake up But, we are just alive Here is Ritsona Are we counted human beings? … Continue reading Poems of migratorygirl → Continue reading
Seht, welche Probleme wir haben: Ich bin eine unbegleitete Minderjährige!
Brief an die Welt aus Moria (Nr. 3): Parwana: ein wanderndes Mädchen! Lesst den ganzen Artikel hier auf Seite 17 im Schlepper! “In Moria haben wir keinen Platz zum Wohnen. Wir sind ohne Obdach zwischen tausenden von Erwachsenen und Fremden. Wir schlafen auf dem Boden, in Zelten oder wo immer wir einen Platz finden, bis … Continue reading Seht, welche Probleme wir haben: Ich bin eine unbegleitete Minderjährige! → Continue reading
Book: Letters from Moria
!Download: Book “My pen won’t break, but borders will”!!! In September 2019 the Watch The Med Alarm Phone received a GPS-location close to the northern coast of Lesvos. It was sent from a boat. We informed the Greek coastguard and the rescue teams on the shore. Some hours later we got in touch with the … Continue reading Book: Letters from Moria → Continue reading