Imagine fleeing war…
Only to be left in a country where you cannot work, study, or move forward — for 13 years.
This is the reality for refugees in Indonesia.
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Some refugees were separated from their families during escape.
13 years later, they are still waiting to be reunited.
How long must a parent or child wait?
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Children of Hazara refugees grow up in uncertainty and isolation. Education, security, and future opportunities must be a priority.
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She needs you, she calls you for support of not only herself but for thousands of refugees in Limbo.
Imagine if your family, sisters, and daughters were instead of her. How you were feeling?
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Resettlement has nearly stopped.
Refugees are told to “wait” — but for what?
For many, 13 years have passed with no movement.
Hope is fading.
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Helpless faces fill Indonesia. How long must we suffer in silence? Put yourself in our place-would you survive a day in our skin?
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۱۳ سال محرومیت بس است.
سکوت سازمانهای بینالمللی در قبال وضعیت اسفناک پناهجویان افغانستانی در اندونزی، غیرقابل قبول است.
از نهادهای حقوق بشری و کشورها خواستاریم برای آزادی جوانان ما اقدام فوری نمایند.
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من یک مسافرم
از غربتی به غربت دیگر
و از رویایی به رویایی دیگر،
عمرم در انتظاری و بلاتکلیفی و ناامیدی گذشت در این دنیا بی رحم
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A Hazara dad who has been living in limbo for 13 years now, far away from his homeland, wife, and children.
And not knowing when he can reunite with his family again.
This is called an unknown future and fate!!
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Paying attention to the significant number of women, men, children, and elderly individuals who have been waiting for over a decade in Indonesia for their asylum claims to be addressed is a humanitarian imperative and an urgent need.
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