E09 refugees’ activities during the day and communication between refugees from different countries with Adila rezayee

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In this episode, our guest is miss Adila Rezayee she is living in Indonesia as a refugee for four years. During her talk, she says that, In Indonesia refugees from different countries, backgrounds, races, religions or ages have the same daily activities because they have not the right to work or attend schools, colleges or universities, or any other activities. Most refugees spend their time staying in their rooms and keeping themselves busy with their smart devices like mobile phones and laptops. Usually, children should be busy with their school subject studies but unfortunately, in Indonesia, only a few refugee children spend around three to four hours with their studies while spend most of their time playing online games and scrolling social media. Regarding living with refugees from different backgrounds she says that The privilege of living with refugees from different countries are too much like people from different countries have their own lifestyles, foods, cultures, languages so it could be a good chance to learn different languages or to learn to cook different foods from different countries like I have learnt Iranian food called Qorma Sabzi which is a new dish to me. Also, there are slight difficulties regarding living with refugees from different countries like parents should control their children if not there might be problems with other children.

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