Osama Ahmadani talks to Trish Baxter, a retired refugee caseworker from a Plymouth charity who is still active in the community. Her story is interspersed with some great music from Sudan chosen for your listening pleasure by Osama.
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Part Two of the interview: Nasrin Parvaz is a women’s and civil rights activist from Iran. She published her book “One Woman’s...
Abdelrahman was arrested at the age of 17, just a curious young bystander in Egypt’s revolutionary chaos. He thought the police would...
Herbert is a Kenyan journalist and human rights defender who was forced to flee his home after exposing police violence in his country. In...
Hyab is a researcher at the Institute of Technology and is an expert in human trafficking. He was forced to flee his home in Eritrea...
Hamed Amiri talks about his book, out now from Icon Books, a love-letter to the NHS and a personal account of his family’s flight...
Political resistance and personal trauma; dehumanisation and the notion of “home”; we talk to Amir Darwish, a British-Syrian...
