Emigration - Immigration

Olivier stein

Here, Singaporean Susan Buck's reflections start with an unwelcoming overcast June day and end with the importance of mutual understanding and compromise. A job in the travel industry, bowler hats, leg-pulling and turning heads were allpart of the scene in 60's London.

Originally posted on www.traydio.com

What are the differences between the World Social Forum on Migrations in Madrid and the Global Forum on Migration and Development, which will be held in Manila at the end of October? How is the civil society movement resisting the paradigm of state-driven policies on migration? William Gois, Regional Coordinator of the Migrant Forum in Asia (http://www.mfasia.org) gives his point of view in an interview by Caroline Ausserer for December 18.

Małgorzata Pruska is living and working in the UK. She left Poland in search of employment, like hundreds of thousands other Poles, after Poland joined the European Union back in 2004. Today, she is working and studying at Oxford. What is her life like on the foreign land? How is she and friends integrating into the intercultural community of modern Britain? Are they homesick? Will they be coming back soon? All this and more in Joanna Najfeld's interview with Małgorzata Pruska on
Polskie Radio's Chat'n'Serious.
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