About Refugees, By Refugees

“Hard times come, and we fight against them,” says Hossin Ali Nazari, 29, an Afgh

an refugee living in Greece. Hossin was “just a child” when he and his family left Afghanistan for Iran “because of the problems they had with the Taliban.” In Iran, he recalls, the family received no support from the government. On arriving in Europe, he says, “the condition was very hard for me because it was very hard for me to find a job.” Nonetheless, he has tried to keep his spirits high: “Hard times come, and we fight against them, and people can find a way to fight it.” Although “the situation is a bit harder” for him today, Hossin still hopes to achieve his childhood dream of continuing his education, and to have his own business, stating that “I have reached some of my goals, but I still have a lot of things I need to do.” Full Story

“Hard times come, and we fight against them,” says Hossin Ali Nazari, 29, an Afgh

an refugee living in Greece. Hossin was “just a child” when he and his family left Afghanistan for Iran “because of the problems they had with the Taliban.” In Iran, he recalls, the family received no support from the government. On arriving in Europe, he says, “the condition was very hard for me because it was very hard for me to find a job.” Nonetheless, he has tried to keep his spirits high: “Hard times come, and we fight against them, and people can find a way to fight it.” Although “the situation is a bit harder” for him today, Hossin still hopes to achieve his childhood dream of continuing his education, and to have his own business, stating that “I have reached some of my goals, but I still have a lot of things I need to do.” Full Story

“Hard times come, and we fight against them,” says Hossin Ali Nazari, 29, an Afgh

an refugee living in Greece. Hossin was “just a child” when he and his family left Afghanistan for Iran “because of the problems they had with the Taliban.” In Iran, he recalls, the family received no support from the government. On arriving in Europe, he says, “the condition was very hard for me because it was very hard for me to find a job.” Nonetheless, he has tried to keep his spirits high: “Hard times come, and we fight against them, and people can find a way to fight it.” Although “the situation is a bit harder” for him today, Hossin still hopes to achieve his childhood dream of continuing his education, and to have his own business, stating that “I have reached some of my goals, but I still have a lot of things I need to do.” Full Story

“Hard times come, and we fight against them,” says Hossin Ali Nazari, 29, an Afgh

an refugee living in Greece. Hossin was “just a child” when he and his family left Afghanistan for Iran “because of the problems they had with the Taliban.” In Iran, he recalls, the family received no support from the government. On arriving in Europe, he says, “the condition was very hard for me because it was very hard for me to find a job.” Nonetheless, he has tried to keep his spirits high: “Hard times come, and we fight against them, and people can find a way to fight it.” Although “the situation is a bit harder” for him today, Hossin still hopes to achieve his childhood dream of continuing his education, and to have his own business, stating that “I have reached some of my goals, but I still have a lot of things I need to do.” Full Story

“Hard times come, and we fight against them,” says Hossin Ali Nazari, 29, an Afgh

an refugee living in Greece. Hossin was “just a child” when he and his family left Afghanistan for Iran “because of the problems they had with the Taliban.” In Iran, he recalls, the family received no support from the government. On arriving in Europe, he says, “the condition was very hard for me because it was very hard for me to find a job.” Nonetheless, he has tried to keep his spirits high: “Hard times come, and we fight against them, and people can find a way to fight it.” Although “the situation is a bit harder” for him today, Hossin still hopes to achieve his childhood dream of continuing his education, and to have his own business, stating that “I have reached some of my goals, but I still have a lot of things I need to do.” Full Story

“Hard times come, and we fight against them,” says Hossin Ali Nazari, 29, an Afgh

an refugee living in Greece. Hossin was “just a child” when he and his family left Afghanistan for Iran “because of the problems they had with the Taliban.” In Iran, he recalls, the family received no support from the government. On arriving in Europe, he says, “the condition was very hard for me because it was very hard for me to find a job.” Nonetheless, he has tried to keep his spirits high: “Hard times come, and we fight against them, and people can find a way to fight it.” Although “the situation is a bit harder” for him today, Hossin still hopes to achieve his childhood dream of continuing his education, and to have his own business, stating that “I have reached some of my goals, but I still have a lot of things I need to do.” Full Story

“Hard times come, and we fight against them,” says Hossin Ali Nazari, 29, an Afgh

an refugee living in Greece. Hossin was “just a child” when he and his family left Afghanistan for Iran “because of the problems they had with the Taliban.” In Iran, he recalls, the family received no support from the government. On arriving in Europe, he says, “the condition was very hard for me because it was very hard for me to find a job.” Nonetheless, he has tried to keep his spirits high: “Hard times come, and we fight against them, and people can find a way to fight it.” Although “the situation is a bit harder” for him today, Hossin still hopes to achieve his childhood dream of continuing his education, and to have his own business, stating that “I have reached some of my goals, but I still have a lot of things I need to do.” Full Story

“Hard times come, and we fight against them,” says Hossin Ali Nazari, 29, an Afgh

an refugee living in Greece. Hossin was “just a child” when he and his family left Afghanistan for Iran “because of the problems they had with the Taliban.” In Iran, he recalls, the family received no support from the government. On arriving in Europe, he says, “the condition was very hard for me because it was very hard for me to find a job.” Nonetheless, he has tried to keep his spirits high: “Hard times come, and we fight against them, and people can find a way to fight it.” Although “the situation is a bit harder” for him today, Hossin still hopes to achieve his childhood dream of continuing his education, and to have his own business, stating that “I have reached some of my goals, but I still have a lot of things I need to do.” Full Story

“Hard times come, and we fight against them,” says Hossin Ali Nazari, 29, an Afgh

an refugee living in Greece. Hossin was “just a child” when he and his family left Afghanistan for Iran “because of the problems they had with the Taliban.” In Iran, he recalls, the family received no support from the government. On arriving in Europe, he says, “the condition was very hard for me because it was very hard for me to find a job.” Nonetheless, he has tried to keep his spirits high: “Hard times come, and we fight against them, and people can find a way to fight it.” Although “the situation is a bit harder” for him today, Hossin still hopes to achieve his childhood dream of continuing his education, and to have his own business, stating that “I have reached some of my goals, but I still have a lot of things I need to do.” Full Story

“Hard times come, and we fight against them,” says Hossin Ali Nazari, 29, an Afgh

an refugee living in Greece. Hossin was “just a child” when he and his family left Afghanistan for Iran “because of the problems they had with the Taliban.” In Iran, he recalls, the family received no support from the government. On arriving in Europe, he says, “the condition was very hard for me because it was very hard for me to find a job.” Nonetheless, he has tried to keep his spirits high: “Hard times come, and we fight against them, and people can find a way to fight it.” Although “the situation is a bit harder” for him today, Hossin still hopes to achieve his childhood dream of continuing his education, and to have his own business, stating that “I have reached some of my goals, but I still have a lot of things I need to do.” Full Story