Refugee poetry from Ugandan writer Jade Amoli Jackson and Kurdish Iraqi journalist in exile Aso Mohammed including his incredibly heartbreaking poems “Letter from a Dead Mother” and “Waiting”. With Ethiopian music from Haymanot Tesfa (pictured).
Recorded live at the Poetry Cafe, Covent Garden, London, 2012.
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