Our family before the war.

Pappa was a manager in the Adamjee Jute Mills #3. The mills’ first looms started spinning in 1952 and, soon afterward, my father joined the

Today is the International Women’s Day and I cannot let it pass without mentioning my mother Fatima Qureshy. She was born in the Princely state

Today, the 24th of January, on the International Education Day, I want to reflect on the importance of education in the lives of refugees and

THANK YOU, PRESIDENT BIDEN for your stand on Refugees!Thank you, President Biden for your pledge to admit more refugees to the United States in 2021.

There is often a misunderstanding about the economic impact of refugees. Over the past few years there has been an exponential rise in rhetoric against

Life can be difficult but hard work and perseverance always pays off. • Spending two years as a child in refugee camp in India. •

On December 31st 1971 we left the kilo refugee camp as civilian Prisoners Of War of Indian Army and Civilians Under Protective Custody of the

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My family was taken as prisoners by our enemy, the Indian Army. But now they were obligated to protect us according to Geneva Convention by

I have set out to tell the story of my childhood in captivity because I believe it is as relevant today as it was forty-nine

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I was born in East Pakistan, a place far away in the land of rolling hills, green pastures and lazy rivers. But underneath this idyllic