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Gazan medical intern in Rome got her degree under bombs

A 25-year-old student from Gaza doing her medical internship at a Rome hospital told ANSA the story of how she arrived after getting her degree in the Palestinian enclave last year.

'I fear death in Syria and I still haven’t obtained asylum in France': the account of a Syrian Alawite

Nabil, a Syrian asylum seeker, fears for his future after years spent in Europe. As an Alawite, he fears for his life if he should return to Syria. His asylum request was initially rejected, and he is waiting for a decision from the National Court for the Right of Asylum (CNDA), his last resort.

'We're afraid the police will return': Two migrants stranded in Tunisia tell of their ordeal

Between camp dismantling, violence, expulsions into the desert, harassment by authorities, and arrests, migrants in Tunisia live in constant fear. Two of them contacted the InfoMigrants editorial team. One is in Sfax, the other in Tunis. Both are terrified every day and hope to leave the country either by crossing the Mediterranean or by "voluntary return."

Empowering women in Afghanistan: An Afghan migrant in Greece offers online coding classes

Mortesa Jaafari, who came to Greece as a teenager, founded a computer programming company called Afghan Geeks. Through free coding courses for women in Afghanistan, he aims to provide a window of opportunity for those increasingly suppressed under the Taliban regime.

A refugee's story of resilience and hope

At the end of July, Skopje hosted the biggest sporting event in North Macedonia — the European Youth Olympic Festival. Among the 4,000 young athletes is 16-year-old Tahora Ismaili, a refugee from Afghanistan who fled to Switzerland alone three years ago.