#refugee property

[theaskew]

Satantango, a novel by László Krasznahorkai, 1985.

[mintysneezes]

Hey twitter user

Yeah you!! :P

You just joined tumblr which means you’re part of the greatest website in the world!!!!

Just a couple of ground rule before you get posting on this amazing hellsite ;)

1. If you meet someone with a tumblr always say “I like your shoelaces” and they will respond with “thanks I stole them from the president

2. Supernatural has a gif for everything

3. Don’t be a hipster

4. Remember remember the fifth of November

That’s all!!!

Now you’re officially a tumblrina!!!!

[sistersorrow]

I like r/CuratedTumblr, but every other day, something will be posted that will remind me that people will upvote literally anything if it's said with enough conviction and sounds like it even vaguely supports what you believe

[plenary-indulgence]

(´・ω・｀)

[ligbi]

is anyone else in a field that feels like climbing up a falling ladder?

went to school for MIS (computer science but less programming more business) graduated 14. First job 15-18, another 19-20, and then 21-23. every time I job hunt I see positions that I had seen before but the amount they offer seems so much lower than they had offered? sysadmin seems like a position I could have sword was averaging 120k/year in 18, and now I'm seeing a listing for not even 60k.

I know every job is working their employees to the bone for as little as they can get away with while the world burns down but god you do everything right- go to school, go local to keep loans low, get a degree in something that can pay you instead of something you like- and you still get screwed

we need universal healthcare, ubi, and a fix to the housing crisis, as well as making all jobs 30hours 1.5x for any hours post that, and capping maximum pay (15x the lowest paid employee's salary is extremely generous. 30k for employees? You still get almost half a mil a year you greedy fucks)

[shivasdarknight]

this isnt even spoilers because it's been a plot point for a while, but among the many uncomfortable things in the Hildibrand quests (like the trap transphobia, the near murder and consumption of a Qiqirn (yknow, one of the eorzean tribesmen), the really inappropriate humor leaning into orientalist bullshit + conspiracy theory stuff and where That always goes)

idk i just really hate that they're still continuing the plot with Nashu's stalker. especially because they decided it'd be GREAT to make her super pale and him a perverted brown lalafell 💀💀

like this isnt needed and it's really not funny. stalker plots are genuinely the worst and the xiv fandom is really terrible when it comes to warning people about the contents of these quests

partly because of the obnoxious spoiler attitude everyone has (as in refusing to tell people stuff even if asked, lying about it, and then getting mad when someone goes and intentionally spoils themselves)

but also because this is a fandom darling questline of hijinks and greg. it can do no wrong, ig

[sentienttoast]

fucking hell my German host family is bitching about Ukrainian refugees cause they "don't work and get money for nothing" which is bullshit but also THE DAD IS LITERALLY A LANDLORD

[cloudofbutterflies]

All Of Tumblr Standing In Their Backyards Rn

[theaccursedrat]

ummm I think I just got a nose bleed (^_^‘) KYAAAA they’re so kawaii!!

[advocatechenoyceil]

Laws Regulating Refugee Rehabilitation in West Bengal

Laws regulating the refugee rehabilitation in West Bengal concern numerous judicial decisions for refugees ensuring equality before the law for all individuals. Continue reading Laws Regulating Refugee Rehabilitation in West Bengal

[ahmed0khalil]

Hello, among the hundreds of tragic stories, I am sharing my painful story.

My name is Ahmed Khalil, I am 6 years old. I was at the beginning of my education, trying to learn, participate, and play with other children. My family consists of 8 members, including my mother and father. My father has diabetes, my brother Fathi is blind, my other brother Abdullah has autism, and my brother Mohammed was injured in his leg by shrapnel from rockets.

On October 7, 2023, the war began and has not stopped since. The airstrikes and Israeli shelling caused fear for me and my family. We could not endure the massive explosions that felt like recurring earthquakes and the red flames sweeping through the area. We were forced to flee to southern Gaza based on orders from the Israeli forces, leaving our beautiful apartments behind. We went to a UN refugee school in Deir al-Balah to escape the terror and death.

We stumbled into a different life full of suffering from every side, living through the most painful hell of war. I developed malnutrition due to contaminated water, poor hygiene, and the spread of infectious diseases with no suitable medicine available.

The situation is catastrophic and unbearable. “There is only death left in Gaza. Even death has become a privilege because it provides a sense of relief.” My older brother Mohammed and I begged our father to leave Gaza, but it was extremely difficult due to the high costs. My father lost all his property during the war, including his electronics repair center and apartment, which were completely destroyed, so he has nothing to help us travel out of Gaza. There is no safe place in the Gaza Strip.

I pray every moment for the end of this war and a ceasefire. The ceasefire is not just a call; it is a desperate cry to end the helplessness and despair spreading to every corner after more than 11 months of war. We flee from death every day, only to wake up the next morning to try to escape it again. My heart is heavy, unable to bear the recurring nightmares, and the overwhelming flood of news about blood, displacement, loss, and despair pouring from Gaza.

Every minute feels like a struggle. No one should have to endure this injustice, segregation, and discrimination. The ongoing shelling in southern Gaza and the intense bombardment of residential buildings in Deir al-Balah make everyone feel unsafe, believing they might be the next to face tragedy. Communications are cut off. We are exhausted and cannot bear more tragedies and losses. We are currently living in a classroom of the UN center, which is crowded with people, including my relatives and cousins. My poor father sees our pale faces and weak bodies and stands helpless due to the lack of money and resources.

I am still six years old, and I never thought I would witness such a brutal attack with complete disregard for human values. I am deprived of my basic rights, including health and education. I need to rebuild my life with my family abroad and receive better healthcare. Traveling to Egypt would cost at least $5,000 per adult and $2,500 per child, which is an enormous amount given the harsh living conditions and the blockade that has lasted for 17 years.

Therefore, I ask you to donate so that we can evacuate Gaza to safety. Please continue supporting our campaign by donating if you can and sharing it with your friends and family. Every contribution, no matter how small, helps us get closer to our next goal and brings us nearer to securing a safer future for my family.

[head-post]

Refugees move into new Berkshire homes due to £9m housing project

A £9 million housing project will enable displaced families from Ukraine and Afghanistan to move into new homes this week.

West Berkshire Council announced its intention to build 27 new homes for refugees who have arrived as part of the government’s resettlement programmes but do not have suitable accommodation. Seven houses and flats have been bought across the county so far.

Houses have been purchased in Calcot, Thatcham, Newbury, and Hungerford. The council also hopes to turn its former West Point House office in Newbury into apartments.

Read more HERE

[akajustmerry]

As a second generation Lebanese Australian from a Lebanese family who's always been pro-Palestine, it's so important to view the occupation's drone bombing of Beirut in context. 1) Zionist forces have been bombing the south for over 70 days with missiles and illegal white phosphorus bombs. 2) The 100s of 1000s od Palestinians in Lebanon are heavily discriminated against by the Lebanese government. Palestinian refugees who have lived in Lebanon for generations are denied rights to own property, work, healthcare, and education. 3) This is a reality that co-exists with the Zionist occupation historically treating Lebanon as an "enemy state", with the occupation invading, occupying, and massacring people in Lebanese territories as early as 1949 and as recent as 2006. 4) There is an ultra-right Christian nationalist sect in Lebanon who have historically supported the Zionist occupation, going so far as to form a small militia to assist the occupation in the Shatila and Sabra refugee massacres in which over 3,000 Palestinian and Lebanese people were slaughtered. 5) The Zionist occupation has been leveraging Lebanon's dire economic crisis to take more control over Lebanon's oil and gas fields. There is a huge history behind the occupation's drone strike and assassinations in Beirut today. A history that shows how the Zionist entity's boot on the necks of the surrounding governments has only led to the perpetration of more violence against Palestinians in these nations, as well as citizens of those nations. This is what settler colonial entities do. It's all they can do: division and violence. And when the coloniser can't do the violence themselves, they engineer conditions for others to do it for them under threat of violence. A ceasefire is not enough. The Zionist occupation of Palestine and the Levant must end.

[spacelazarwolf]

some things y’all need to think abt when barging in with the “well being israeli is inherently bad so if bad things happen to them they deserve it for being israeli”:

a LOT of black and brown jews did not have a choice. they were ethnically cleansed from their homes in the middle east and north africa, and a lot of those countries confiscated everything they owned, so the only place most of them could even afford to go was israel bc it was the only country that would proactively help them get there. things were so bad in some countries that jews had to be airlifted out.

there were a lot of jews who lived in europe who also didn’t have a choice because after the holocaust they didn’t have anywhere else to go because their country didn’t want them back or people had stolen their property and wouldn’t give it back, and there were even countries like poland who in like the 1960’s actively expelled thousands of jews.

there are jews whose families have been living there for generations and became israeli by default upon the creation of the state of israel.

there are arabs whose families have been living there for generations and became israeli by default or by choice upon the creation of the state of israel.

there are jewish and non jewish refugees who have fled there because it’s the closest state that will take them.

they are human beings??????