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We followed a boy and his parrot -
to tell the story of displacement from an Afghan province where 1 in every 3 people is either internally displaced by fighting or is a returned refugee.
Beautiful photos by @jimhuylebroek:https://mobile.nytimes.com/2018/05/06/world/asia/afghanistan-returned-refugees.html …
"Bilal is no longer alone. Bilal runs. Bilal plays. In a crack in the wall outside his room, Bilal keeps a handful of Toti’s feathers, a shrine to a little friend.” https://mobile.nytimes.com/2018/05/06/world/asia/afghanistan-returned-refugees.html …pic.twitter.com/mnZD0bDwDs
These @true ‘@Breadwinner’ stories are keep popping up in poverty-hit #Afghanistan and each one bleeds my heart,
Perhaps Bilal will over come not only his own challenges but help other with there's.- he is tomorrows leaders.
Heartbreaking story.
Shame on the rich of our country for turning a blind eye. Numb & lost for words.
Thank you Mashal. Proud of you!
Luxury. When I started out all I had was a dead rat on a piece of string. I used to dream of having a parrot. Youth of today have got it easy.
Which country caused this hardship??? Who were its leaders? Where are they now??
What a beautifully written story @MujMash. So lovely- it tugs at the heartstrings. Lovely photos too. Thank you for sharing
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