Eritrean refugees – no future in Ethiopia | DW News

Name: Eritrean refugees – no future in Ethiopia | DW News
Uploaded: 2016-11-11T20:56:30.000Z
Duration: 6 min 30 s
Description: For more DW news go to http://www.dw.com/en/top-stories/s-9097 Many of the Africans that make their way to Europe come from Eritrea – one of the world’s harshest dictatorships. But many don’t come further than Ethiopia. There they are stuck without money and the right to work.

Poetry and Hope in a Refugee Camp

The Role of Poetry in the Refugee Experience

A poetry reading event takes place in the HSATS refugee camp, Northern Ethiopia, providing direction and hope to refugees.

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Adus Teeri, a regular participant, shares a poem about mothers, emphasizing shared experiences among refugees who have left their families behind.

Personal Stories of Displacement

Adus has been in the camp for four years; he and his wife fled Eritrea due to harsh political conditions.

He expresses deep longing for his family while highlighting the dire economic situation that forced them to leave.

Challenges Faced by Refugees

Adus mentions that only a few refugees have been relocated since their arrival; the process is often delayed beyond the expected 12 months.

In Ethiopia, refugees are not allowed to work, leading to despair and even suicides among some individuals.

The Struggle for Relocation

Many refugees rely on international organizations for assistance but face overwhelming numbers and limited resources.

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For more DW news go to http://www.dw.com/en/top-stories/s-9097 Many of the Africans that make their way to Europe come from Eritrea – one of the world’s harshest dictatorships. But many don’t come further than Ethiopia. There they are stuck without money and the right to work.