Starting a new chapter in a foreign country: Dolly, after fleeing the threats in Egypt as a queer faces difficulties in finding a job.
[ < 1 minute to read] Dolly (an alias) is a lesbian Ex-Muslim from Egypt. She is a person, willing to secure…
[ < 1 minute to read] Dolly (an alias) is a lesbian Ex-Muslim from Egypt. She is a person, willing to secure…
[ 2 minutes to read] Earlier we reported on a young woman known as Water Spirit. She is one of many…
[ < 1 minute to read] Marina works as a Graphic Designer and is looking for projects.
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[ < 1 minute to read] Rights and freedoms of individuals have been continuously threatened by medieval religious dogmas in religious centered…
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[ 4 minutes to read] The end of the year is approaching and what a bizarre year it has been. In…
[ < 1 minute to read] “My name is Gowshik, a 22 year old atheist. I’m currently away from my home country….
[ < 1 minute to read] Mr. Hassan, a 31 year old Somali citizen has been a refugee in Egypt since 1993….
[ 3 minutes to read] I am a 28-year-old who grew up in a religious family. I considered myself Muslim until…
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[ 3 minutes to read] We are a generation whose whole life is tied to the war. During my childhood in…
[ 2 minutes to read] The growth of Extremism under the Taliban regime A country like Afghanistan is often associated with…
[ 2 minutes to read] Chinar shares his story with SUN My name is Chinar (alias) and I am from Helmand…
[ 2 minutes to read] Mumimo knew he and his family would face hardships once they fled persecution in Somalia for…
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[ 4 minutes to read] Dalal is a Yemeni transgender woman. Her childhood was full of oppression and harassment. Her family…
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[ 3 minutes to read] Gunmen presented one last terrifying obstacle to an atheist’s flight to freedom from Somalia as they almost halted his family’s escape. Mumimo (an alias to protect his identity) reflected on his harrowing trip from the safety of his hotel room in an African country. He recounted how his Somalia escape to a more secure country almost didn’t happen.
“The taxi was stopped by gunmen asking who we are and where we are going,” Mumimo told SUN recently. “I don’t know why but I said we are going to the city (in Somalia). Then they said show us your ticket.”
The gunmen saw the ticket and saw it was to another country. They asked Mumimo again if he was going there and this time he said yes. The gunmen continued to quiz Mumimo about where he was from in Somalia. Eventually, they forced
[ 3 minutes to read] September 2021 – Gunmen presented one last terrifying obstacle to an atheist’s flight to freedom from Somalia as they almost halted his family’s escape. Mumimo (an alias to protect his identity) reflected on his harrowing trip from the safety of his hotel room in an African country. He recounted how his Somalia escape to a more secure country almost didn’t happen.
“The taxi was stopped by gunmen asking who we are and where we are going,” Mumimo told Freethinkers International recently. “I don’t know why but I said we are going to the city (in Somalia). Then they said show us your ticket.”
The gunmen saw the ticket and saw it was to another country. They asked Mumimo again if he was going there and this time he said yes. The gunmen continued to quiz Mumimo about where he was from in Somalia. Eventually, they forced Mumimo and his family out of the car. At one point it appeared the gunmen wouldn’t let Mumimo continue until he revealed the name of his clan elder. Mumino had to make some calls to find the information.
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[ 2 minutes to read] Update July 2021 – Health struggles and financial woes have sent this twenty-something atheist back to a small Turkish city after a move to Istanbul proved too costly. “Without school I can’t stay here and without proper health I won’t be able to study,” said Ilham, who suffers from insomnia, allergies, fatigue and issues with the intense Turkish summers (30 + Celsius with high humidity common all summer).
When the Secular Underground Network (SUN) touched base with Ilham in May he had just relocated to Istanbul in hopes of furthering his studies and finding physical safety from those who would harm him because of his atheism. But his health, living arrangements and costs in Istanbul made it difficult for him to continue there. The young Afghan can only stay in Turkey if he remains in school. He returned to the small university city where he first set foot after fleeing a dangerous situation in Afghanistan. Once again Ilham (not his real name to protect his safety) faces a conundrum. He needs to be healthy to study and he needs to study to stay.
[ 2 minutes to read] If you don’t live in a theocratic country, you might not understand just how difficult it…