This Sunday evening, a special group of young people visiting our island community will share stories of the conflicts in their home countries. Students form the United World College(https://www.uwc-usa.org/mission) will share their stories.
From 6 to 8 p.m. at Emmanuel Parish Hall, share soup, bread and stories of the challenges facing youth around the world:
Malak – Palestine: Influence of US in the conflict of Palestine and own experience(s).
Ahmad – Palestine: Influence of US in the conflict of Palestine and own experience(s).
Robin– Malaysia: Affirmative action in Malaysia, and how it is a source of ‘silent hostility’ and conflict.
Mohammad – Afghanistan: Current Situation in Afghanistan
Cheyenne – Barbados: Conflict between immigrants and locals.
Fatima – Afghanistan: Current Situation in Afghanistan
Adriana – Italy: Mafia
Julian – Colombia: Drug problem in Colombia.
Ofir – Israel: Goal of religion in the Israel and how it affects Israelis.
Cho – Hong Kong: The brief introduction to the Taiwan, Tibetan issue and Chinese’s ideas/ reaction about it.
Safa – Yemen: Factors that worsen the civil conflict currently
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