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I accepted a friend request from Senegal female, she is 24 years old. I couldn't think over about that. Now I got her mail, she wrote her circumstance,now she lives refugee camp because her country had civil war so her mother and brother were killed by rebel.
I could only watch about that kind of storys were document program on T V
Now my heart was ringing a bell. I couldn't accept that issue near my things.That was very heavy things to me.I though she was eager to peaceful and safety.
Yesterday,I watched document program about Kenya. The govenment has destroyed slum in Nairobi without thinking thier own nation and aim to change modern city.
Driving out people from here, they haven't gone anywhere.Japanese young doctor help them. He collects donations from Japanese to save children's life.
I could accept that was the news.
I could only watch about that kind of storys were document program on T V
Now my heart was ringing a bell. I couldn't accept that issue near my things.That was very heavy things to me.I though she was eager to peaceful and safety.
Yesterday,I watched document program about Kenya. The govenment has destroyed slum in Nairobi without thinking thier own nation and aim to change modern city.
Driving out people from here, they haven't gone anywhere.Japanese young doctor help them. He collects donations from Japanese to save children's life.
I could accept that was the news.
I accepted a friend request from a Senegalese female. She is 24 years old.
I couldn't think over about that. I'm not sure what you mean?
Now I got In her email, she wrote about her circumstances. She lives in a refugee camp, because her country had a civil war and her mother and brother were killed by rebels.
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At the time, I didn't think much about it.
I've only heard about such stories from T.V. documentaries.
Now my heart is deeply moved.
I couldn't imagine that type of difficult situation. (maybe?)
It weighed very heavily on me.
I thought she was eager to find peaceful and safety.
Yesterday, I watched a documentary about Kenya.
The government has destroyed slums in Nairobi without concern for their own nation with the aim to modernize the city.
They have driven the people out of their homes, but the people haven't gone anywhere.
A young Japanese doctor is helping them.
He collects donations from the Japanese to save children's lives.
I could accept that was the news.