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Hope Not Fear

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"I've experienced the best and worst of humanity. I've been detained and beaten, and welcomed and respected. And yet, this story-my story-is one of hope, not fear." Hassan Akkad arrived in the UK after 87 days of traveling, fleeing his home and job as an English teacher in Damascus, Syria. His narrative reflects the experiences of many refugees escaping conflict, offering a perspective often lost in news reports. Through remarkable footage of his journey and his work as a cleaner in a London hospital's Covid-19 ward, he brings his extraordinary and terrifying experiences close to home. Since arriving in the UK, Hassan has become an outspoken activist, enduring brutal torture from the Assad regime while raising significant funds for the refugee charity Choose Love. He has also influenced government policy, successfully advocating for the inclusion of NHS cleaners and porters' families in the Covid-19 bereavement compensation scheme. With a unique storytelling instinct, Hassan's journey, charity work, and experiences resonate deeply, inspiring readers to not just empathize but to take action. His message of overcoming adversity through unity, kindness, and love is a vital call to action for our time.

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Hope Not Fear, Hassan Akkad

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2021
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Tytuł
Hope Not Fear
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
2021
Oprawa
twarda
ISBN10
152905981X
ISBN13
9781529059816
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4,6 z 5
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"I've experienced the best and worst of humanity. I've been detained and beaten, and welcomed and respected. And yet, this story-my story-is one of hope, not fear." Hassan Akkad arrived in the UK after 87 days of traveling, fleeing his home and job as an English teacher in Damascus, Syria. His narrative reflects the experiences of many refugees escaping conflict, offering a perspective often lost in news reports. Through remarkable footage of his journey and his work as a cleaner in a London hospital's Covid-19 ward, he brings his extraordinary and terrifying experiences close to home. Since arriving in the UK, Hassan has become an outspoken activist, enduring brutal torture from the Assad regime while raising significant funds for the refugee charity Choose Love. He has also influenced government policy, successfully advocating for the inclusion of NHS cleaners and porters' families in the Covid-19 bereavement compensation scheme. With a unique storytelling instinct, Hassan's journey, charity work, and experiences resonate deeply, inspiring readers to not just empathize but to take action. His message of overcoming adversity through unity, kindness, and love is a vital call to action for our time.