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and that, that supports is entirely necessary and it is not the method of soley that it, it's a matter of justice. that justice is desperately needed for a country, one turret of which if under water you've been watching viewed of you noose max sports life featuring a project, helping refugees into great in germany. stay tuned for one you said to talk about, i am eddie micah junior. i stay a company with a vibrant habitat ended glistening plates of morning the mediterranean
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sea. it's waters connect people of many cultures seen of almost rock and jaffar. abdul karim drift along with exploring modern lifestyles and mediterranean where has history left? its traces, meeting people hearing their dreams ready to renew journey this week long d, w. o o, o, o, a room, one essay on their fall,
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my 1st hiking experience was unfortunately an escape situation that i had to go through that was between the mountains of tuck he any han on it was really cold and we were at a spot where there was nothing, and we couldn't go any farther. hide on the company, back again. a hiking group. 5 members were born in germany, 9 have a migrant background. the majority of those were refugees. godsa, fill out the yellow carter. we have been hiking the whole night. we crossed the sea young border and was i said, chartina no, i didn't the way our shoes. good and my foot was wounded mother. good guy. there was no water when it was to be suffered from wound snows in a hocking together, they will hike for 3 days in southern germany. their goal to make it easier for people with migrant backgrounds to arrive and reach the summit together.
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mm. cannot walk. and obviously i live happily oh, harm while come to the mountain region of tig a back. how big they are. you have already seen kathy nice weinstein, which we will also pass later, often to knock off that 2nd to get the gun for by the fact some group members have known each other for years. others are here for the 1st time today with, with the help of again, the group get to know each other at the beginning. on our chima, my name is, i would say, monday i came from arethia after i was a farmer in my country. i did those with refugee backgrounds come from eritrea, syria and afghanistan. olafson live in germany,
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24 kilometers and almost 1600 meters of altitude lie ahead of them. my number is, my name is phase i buy, he me, i'm 16, and i'm originally from afghanistan. i've lived in germany for 7 years now. in germany is home to my father. most refugees in europe was 1400000 of them living in the country in 2021. never before in human history have so many people been forced to flee their homes, at least 89300000 worldwide. among them a nearly 27100000 refugees around half of whom are under the age of 18. if only fare managed by minima, langway don't because all day it's german, german, german, i missed the call job, my culture, my home story, people and my family, my family,
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lia. oh jones. otherwise done, homeless grain amenity craft are experiencing so many difficulties. right after i reach germany, i felt excited. how's it that i had, but i have been separated from my family for the last 7 years or so i missed my family and the said that i will honor the father said that i enough. people are forced to flee their homes in order to escape conflicts, violence, natural disasters, or persecution. being a refugee often means leaving everything behind to start a life of uncertainty where things like interacting with locals and feel like a big challenge. mm hm. no, we have a swearing girl where we teach migrants how to swim all adults and children and you know, i'm not there on a regular basis. i just how about sometimes smalls,
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of that as this was like my that's my closest point of contact with my grants in my everyday life. otherwise, i don't interact much with them, that after 5 hours of walking, they arrive at the cabin around 40000000 people go hiking in germany that makes this bought one of the most popular in the country. most of the group and prepare dinner. others use the time to relax. oh, after dinner they all go to bed early. the ideal preparation for tackling the summit tomorrow. yeah. why it went to day to day is our big high, highest. we will start here at docket puts hots quicker than we go up here. you walk that, that is our sense in then go along the right to your bag. there are further to the token bag and then along here on that already that sense here them. so on the up still going here. yeah,
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we will delight whether we go back to the cabin or whether we still take on the 30 occasions, the alex niemen on stun philip louthan will be on the road for about 8 hour soon. who under the exam rowden ah, covered fragments overland top your mother of hers, i fled from earth trail down to a t yoga and we'll, we'll hadn't i trouble to sedan. and from there i got to libya, the sullen owen. oh, on my way to libya, we were kidnapped for about 2 weeks early nominees. hm. missouri, oklahoma, it was hot. had we experienced severe hunger and thirst. my son and around 5 people died from the how much to somebody come when we left their bodies. there's more than because we didn't have a choice. good is now monitor. i went to came to europe on a boat. he became a refugee at $24.00 because he refused to enter military service. in eritrea.
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this means imprisonment or worse. ah, is who sniffin bay? i didn't know the journey would be so divided very were on the road for a very long time in about a month, 100 of it. and at some point the food ran out of the bag of others. felix. it was especially difficult in the mountains as we had to walk up and down a very high peak and it had snowed am. if we had normal sneakers long, we haven't got the proper hiking boots from kind of pick a run of sure it had them. i was scared at the beginning because i didn't expect we would have to hike for 24 hours climb of mountains, sergey hawks. when i was there, i thought, and i said yes, may be one or 2 hours of walking. it's okay often it'll do that to have a better future. everything with our food have in brooklyn, fraser fled afghanistan with her parents and 5 siblings when she was 9 years old.
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it had to me if i guess if i had an iraqi foster family and was at their home very often finished now, i noticed that they felt very cramped in their own space. i. they often live in very small apartments with many people, and they experience a lot of stress. he and germany on dr. steph, they're not familiar with all this bureaucracy who will cut his kennedy. so i went hiking with the entire family and it did them the word of good. i didn't, i'm for, for the came out of the shell and relax it towards. so i thought, why not make this bigger? i'm going to be a recruiter or theme i just pulled psychologists say, hiking relief, stress. it makes participants feel competent and autonomous. ah, well, so 3, the steady movement you unwind that doesn't matter whether you hike 3 meadows or climb peaks. after 3 hours the group reaches the top with
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oh and it's it is diets, it's got, it's typical german tradition is that when you arrive at the summits, you drink the snap with the so some alcohol loosen up, this is caught a stomach. if we don't go toast together, but with the coke bottled gummy bears, that means the 1st we all have to bite off a little bit it out. enter toasts together or that story i like, oh, a as a sugar land. i would say once a refugee always a refugee because you always have this refugee background also when you meet other people, they always ask with, well, you from comes to those people. you are still a refugee. him are not unfinished. mm. ah, salem,
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duane. oh, i love peace. well ah, if there is peace in my country, i want to return to it after 7 years of being away of what i mean. how long will i stay in an exile to let him not a de la? nun dick is, emma, i'm a thing at the setting. how did that? another 2nd comment. ah, the grey pike through the mountains h. alice lit in the evening. they discussed what each of them can do to improve the settling in processing. but i thought of the entity that was on this day. it doesn't depend on the population of the fair depends on this detail on stopping by ethel. immensely to lead, people can't change much. the state has to make their right decision cited am. we disarmed up in the letter
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e live. we because and 1st many migrants are isolated. i'm not sure why that is by one reason surely is that people are grouped together and stuck somewhere law differently. dumber maybe that is necessary at the beginning in order to get them registered somewhere by then i think things need to be sped up yet. and when you need to spread people out to facilitate contact with the general population, i'm not sure that was always done so well. think kelly, this is the, you know, could, could human ah, move the project, his cold van dubuque or hiking happiness. it's been going on for full years. around 45 people have been brought together this way. it dropped out vaguely come an indian and i do believe you can really arrive and settle it by walking together. i notice it myself acting white walking. you'll find yourself, you can think about yourself and where you want to go. uncommon as the question of
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what does it mean to arrive, arrive in somewhere, is getting to a place where you feel well and feel at home. i think through hiking this group can do that, and you've been up with 10 of togetherness, probably because they feel well, ah, after 3 days of who came together, the hiking to a to like i said, assume i had a good time during of these 3 days. such a day was straightforward, the lower level, yesterday's hike, was too hard when even though i was not tired could be know. ah matthews. effie, i spent a lot of time together, had great conversations with us on what i found challenging was the weather yesterday on la enough it gets done.
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