
Two pages of a book: From Afghanistan to Germany
The Journey of an Afghan Refugee: From Pursuing National Change to Embracing New Beginnings for the Future
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The Journey of an Afghan Refugee: From Pursuing National Change to Embracing New Beginnings for the Future

Sahar is spending Ramadan in Turkey. Do her experiences there differ from her childhood memories from Afghanistan and her more recent experiences in Germany?

Sorour talks about her experience with love and dating after having grown up in Iran and moving to Germany.

Attorney Angelika from our team takes up legal questions in this column. Abdul has a child with his wife in Germany, who has only been granted a residence permit for three years. What is the reason for that?

Mahtab Mahboub's poetry describes her feelings about life in the diaspora.

Zentrum ÜBERLEBEN is a psychosocial centre in Berlin offering therapy for multiply traumatised refugees. Wail Diab, Co-director of the day clinic, talks to kohero about his work.

In this column, lawyer Angelika from our team gives advice about legal questions you might have. This week, it's about transfer from an initial reception to a subsequent accommodation.

Over ten years after the Syrian revolution I ask myself: How has Syrian society changed after all these years, and which dreams have we realised? How does this affect the Syrian identity? And what do I wish for in the future?

As the child of a Turkish mother and a German father, Deniz has dual citizenship. In this article, she talks about what that means for her and other German-Turks.

When will industrialised countries finally take responsibility? Brenda Kusi-Appiah is asking this question .

Brenda writes about racism in the health care system, intersectionality and latest research.

In this interview, kohero author Jenny talks to activist Joe about health care for queer people in the asylum process and the project Artikel 21.