Rome (Migrants-press) -
This is a story that begins in Rome on an orange bus. Where four children, arrived on foot from Tagab, a town in Afghanistan to 4950 km away, meet a woman. And become friends, speaking English, looking for blankets and even friendship. Are 8 thousand children who arrive in Italy, so, on foot or by sea, orphaned, alone and in search of peace. The story of four Afghan children is almost 5000 km long, and "endless and as long as life." The journalist tells the Mismetti Capua Carlotta for over a year. The network. In a Facebook group called "The City of Asterix." For months, sharing a bus for a notebook, Capua Carlotta Mismetti offers cell phones, looking for a swimming course and a scout group is looking for wool blankets and cooking cakes for their birthdays. In order not to lose sight to see them to know (she) what and how to accept this "small exodus, under his house." The project is become an ebook for children, and will soon be published and perhaps also told the radio.
"The city of Asterix" is a Facebook group to which we become friends. "You can participate by offering help, pointing out an article, song, children need to attend Italian boys, and a little 'attention to" who takes care and dignity they have to give. " We Italians, "distracted, forgetful and dried up," says Carlotta Mismetti Capua. The Facebook group you listen to short stories. "The wall is now a database of humanity, junk and aphorisms, videos and news about the wars of the Bcc: is a project of citizen journalism, and citizen journalism wanting to find their own label. To remind everyone that racism is something we handle that fear makes us live badly, and that we are all strangers on earth. Racism is bad for the heart and is a luxury we can not afford. Friendship seems like a good antidote on hand. " Migrants from
Press , weekly
Migrantes Foundation of the Catholic Church - was released in February 2010, the number three
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