unicefのインスタグラム(unicef) - 9月17日 03時03分

“I can’t forget the first time I went to school in #Iraq,” Sajad told me. “The principle came out and shouted, ‘Who is this? Why is he here? This is not a school for wheelchairs.’ And that was my last day in a normal school. Here it is different, I am accepted.”
One day, his mother, Mona, watched her sons, Sajad and his brother Zein relax on the banks of the Danube river-it reminds them of Basra and the Shatt al-Arab river there. “I brought Sajad here so he could imagine a future.” Mona said, “Seeing him like this helps me forget about all the difficulties in the past.” Sajad it and his family are yet to receive their initial interview that will decide their fate as asylum seekers, and only after they receive a positive answer can they move out of the temporary shelter they are living in. Some days are difficult on the family, tempers can run short, and the lack of privacy adds to their frustrations. Other days however, are magical. (3/4 of @ashgilbertson’s #InstagramTakeover) © #UNICEF/UN0121691/Gilbertson VII Photo

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