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A New Life in Europe
The Dhnie Family
The story of one Syrian family heading for Europe in search of a better life.For the last two years, the Dhnie family has been living as refugees in Jordan. In August, the family decided there was no future for them there and little prospect of returning to Syria. They packed up their lives and set off for the EU. Manveen Rana documents the twists and turns of their journey in a series of reports for BBC Radio 4’s The World at One.
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4.4 stars from 8 ratings
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“The incredible struggle to reach Europe from war-wrecked Syria and the complications and difficulties of settling in to a new culture. Brilliant listening.”
appealreal via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
09/23/22
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“Very well presented and informative. Tells the story of the struggles of a refugee family trying to make a new life in Europe.”
hel19911993 via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
10/11/18
Recent Episodes
Last week we heard how the parents have separated and are contemplating divorce. The children share how they feel about their parent's split.
Published 06/28/17
Published 06/28/17
In the spring of 2015 the Dhnie family embarked on the perilous journey to Europe. They risked their lives in rubber boats and got caught up in riots at border crossings, they slept rough, ran out of money and regularly asked themselves 'Is it worth it?' In this programme the family answer that...
Published 05/03/17
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