Painful Migrations

How gifted we are for living in our own land or on a land we preferred to live for seeking employment,for having better living standards,for studies and for doing business.

It is painful to be forcibly migrated to another land as a result of wars,natural calamities and living there as a refugee and to seek asylum as the living conditions in one's own land is not congenial. Visit this official website of United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees

http://www.unhcr.org

to know how painful it is.... and help them in some way or the other.

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