unicefのインスタグラム(unicef) - 12月17日 01時45分

If you had to flee your home today, what would you take? A 17-year-old refugee from Somalia holds a hair cutting razor. He fled his country two years ago to escape from conflict and violence. “I left Somalia to Yemen by boat; we were at least 91 people in the same boat. From Sudan to Libya I took a truck full of people fleeing like me. I remember how some of them even drank their own urine to survive a six-day journey through the Sahara Desert until [reaching] the border with Libya.” He stayed four months in a detention centre in the town of Al Kufra where the Libyan authorities rarely opened the windows of the centre to provide food and water. Then he stayed two months in another detention centre in Tripoli where UNHCR organized his evacuation to Niger with other children and asylum seekers. “When I talk to my mum on the phone, she says I’ve changed since I left Somalia.” In the transit centre, he shares his razor with other children. He often cuts their hair and they improvise new haircuts. “I like this hair machine, is part of my memories already. With it, we can change our hairstyle and we have good times despite the hard times we are going through,” he says. #ChildrenUprooted #AChildIsAChild #ForMigration © UNICEF/UN0264258/Haro

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