Teen talk on Darfur

Around the world young people are always planning and hoping for a better future, while they contribute to transforming their reality. In Darfur, where the conflict has undermined the optimism of many, young voices still believe and dream in a future with more opportunities for everybody.
Only 16 years old, Yousra Suleiman Al-Toum Ahmed is teenager compromised by her country and with the potential of her generation. She wants to become a journalist, to explain the problems that children, youth and students are facing in Darfur.
This is a short interview where she displays the pros and cons of being born and growing up in Darfur.

© Albert González Farran - UNAMID

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Nonprofits & Activism

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• Darfur
• Africa
• Sudan
• Teen
• Teenager
• El Fasher
• conflict
• war
• young people
• youth
• students
• peace
• development
• UNAMID
• UN
• United Nations
• ONU
• African Union

[jskillz909]

@dakkam88 not. she needs Jesus

[dakkam88]

May Allah grant her excellence and success through her life and bring peace and prosperity to Darfur.

[Elementfifth]

my god there is sooo much poverty and lack of elementary things around the world especially in this part that really makes you wonder if people do care about people or it just money ...very sad

[omniats1]

i liked the ambition of girl..and i hope tomorrow will be better 4 darfur