refugee one的八卦，Yahoo名人娛樂都在討論

Jammed out w/ @emanuelmusic He is a Refugee from Venezuela, but also a dreamer who dreams to be a singer one day. I met him in his class room in the morning and heard his dream. So I asked him if he wants to join me at a little acoustic concert for the school children at the schoolyard and he was like “Well....I’d rather sing in this room...” But I called him out in front of the crowd and... He nailed it!!!! 🙌🏻🔥🔥Whatever you are into, just keep polishing your talent for an opportunity you’ll get one day in the future. Dream is the fuel in life. And that is the only key to open your door to the new world. Every dream counts. Keep going Emanuel! 👍🏻👍🏻😃💫 #EveryDreamCounts ボゴタにある訪問先の学校で出会ったエマニュエルくんとセッションをしました。彼はベネズエラから非難してきた難民ですが、歌手を夢見る１人の男の子でもあります。その日の朝に教室で彼に出会って彼の夢を聞いたので、その後に予定していた学校の広場での子供たちへのアコースティック演奏の時に歌ってみる？と聞くと「いや、僕はここ(教室)でいいよ...」と言ってたんだけど、いざ広場で名前を呼ぶと...完全にロックしてくれました（笑）👏🏻👏🏻どんなことだっていい、自分が夢中になれるものを、いつかくるチャンス、その時のために磨き続ける。それが新しい世界へとつづく扉をあけてくれる唯一の鍵なんだ。全ての人に夢を見る権利がある。そしてその夢が生きる原動力になる。がんばってね、エマニュエルくん👍🏻👍🏻😌💯 #Repost @emanuelmusic_ Hola feliz noche a todos.Sumamente agradecido con @miyavi_ishihara por esta oportunidad de compartir música con el, brother thanks ❤️
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One of my most beautiful nights. I am so honored to be with the legends and inspiring journalists Khun Kitti Singhapat Khun Thapanee Edsrichai from #3Mitinews and Khun Wongthanong Chainarongsingh Khun Ken Nakarin Wanakipaibul from #thestandard, who give their compassionate love to @UNHCR, The UN Refugee Agency @unhcrthailand ‘s cause in our “Venezuela Film Night - Tribute to UNHCR for Refugee and Migrant Crisis”. Wholehearted thanks to Matthew Brag, who gives his heart and passion to our first documentary, ”Sin Fronteras: Venezuela at the Crossroads”. I can’t thank all of you enough for your kind contribution to this important cause. Your documentaries and special news scoop have made the world borderless.

I also would like to convey my sincere gratitudes towards the Ambassador of Colombia and The Embassy of the Republic of Peru for your kind presence last night. It means so much to all of us.

Special thanks for Khun Thanasade Tantiwarodom and Khun Toffy Bradshaw ท้อฟฟี่ แบรดชอว์ for your generous support and completed the night beautifully with your talent. Lastly, I would like to thank all media to help spread the words and support my work.

ปูรู้​สึกเป็นเกียรติอย่างมากที่ได้ทำงานเพื่อผู้ลี้ภัยกับรายการข่าว 3 มิติ ข่าว3มิติ และ THE STANDARD ปูซาบซึ้งใจที่ได้รับการสนับสนุนจากพี่กิตติ สิงหาปัด #kitti3miti พี่โหน่ง วงทนงค์ ชัยนรงสิงห์ พี่ฐปณีย์ เอียดศรีไชย Thapanee Eadsrichai และคุณเคน นครินทร์ วนกิจไพบูลย์ ผู้เป็นผู้สื่อข่าว และสำนักข่าวที่มีความมุ่งมั่นในการทำงานเพื่อมนุษยธรรม ปูขอบคุณอีกครั้งในการลงพื้นที่และร่วมจัดงาน “Venezuela Film Night – Tribute to UNHCR for Refugee and Migrant Crisis” จัดฉายสารคดีเรื่องแรกของพวกเรา ”Sin Fronteras: Venezuela at the Crossroads” และ “Human of Nowhere” และสกู๊ปพิเศษจากรายการข่าว 3 มิติ เพื่อ UNHCR ประเทศไทย (TH)

และที่ขาดไม่ได้ปูขอขอบคุณคุณแมทธิว บราก ที่ทำให้ความฝันในการทำสารคดีเพื่อผู้ลี้ภัยของปูเป็นจริง

และในโอกาส​ครบรอบ​การทำงานด้านมนุษยธรรมกับ UNHCR ประเทศไทยในฐานะ​ทูต​สันถวไมตรี​ ครบ 3 ปี ปูสัญญาว่าจะทำหน้าที่ตรงนี้อย่างดีที่สุด ภารกิจในการช่วยเหลือผู้ลี้ภัยยังมีอีกมากและปูอยากจะขอให้ทุกคนอยู่เคียงข้างผู้ลี้ภัยกับปูและ UNHCR นะคะ

ปูขอขอบคุณทุกคนจากใจอีกครั้งที่ทำให้ค่ำคืนที่ผ่านมา​เป็นคืนที่พิเศษ​มากๆ ขอบคุณ UNHCR ทุกหน่วยงานที่เกี่ยวข้อง สื่อมวลชน และทุกท่านที่ร่วมสร้างสรรค์งานที่ยิ่งใหญ่เพื่อผู้ลี้ภัยร่วมกันนะคะ 🙏🏻😊💙

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[HOW WOULD YOU ESCAPE NORTH KOREA? (THE 7 CHOICES)]

If you were living in North Korea right now - trying to survive on a diet of rats, grass, soil and tree bark, quenching your thirst by drinking out of mud puddles in the ground - what would you do?

There's also the conceivable chance of being sent to a political prison camp for years on end just because you innocently thought out loud one day to a bunch of friends (North Korean propaganda is strong), where you are then beaten, tortured, and left so hungry that you are forced to dig and consume the grains out of faeces, or the maggots from dead bodies just so you have the energy to perhaps last one more day.

You'd probably wanna escape. But how?

The North Korean government in Pyongyang refuses to let its citizens leave, a clear violation of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, viewing North Korean defectors as traitorous criminals. Captured North Koreans would be subject to unimaginable torture and often public executions.

If they are successful in their escape, then three to four generations of their family back home would be sent to North Korean prison camps to rot ....or worse. This is a strong deterrent.

But this still doesn't stop desperate North Koreans from tempting fate. In this video, I'll go over the seven ways to escape the DPRK, including the most dangerous, the most unforgiving, the most unique, and the most unexpected.

The North Korean border on the south side (ie. South Korean border / Korean DMZ) is the shortest distance to travel for safety and stability but as a result, the regime makes it dangerously hard. A North Korean escapee can be shot down by North Korean soldiers (border guards) or step on the many landmines in the area.

The northern border to China has it's own set of challenges. Most North Korean refugees escape through this way, usually crossing the Tumen River border (like the famous North Korean defector Hyeonseo Lee). Once in China, the nightmare doesn't end there.

There are also other, more unconventional ways you can try to escape such as through North Korean labor camps.

Even if you make it to safety and resettle in a stable country, the North Korean regime will still try to hunt you down, so you're never truly safe. Especially if you're an outspoken critic or a threat to Kim Jong-un's power - just ask his half brother, Kim Jong-nam.

Sources:
https://web.archive.org/web/20070303203248/http://www.hrnk.org/refugeesReport06.pdf
http://bushcenter.imgix.net/legacy/gwb_north_korea_executive_summary_r4.pdf
https://www.nytimes.com/2015/06/16/world/asia/north-korean-soldier-braves-dmz-to-defect-to-south.html
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/northkorea/11033003/North-Korean-pair-swim-across-sea-border-to-defect-to-South-Korea.html
http://time.com/4205785/london-new-malden-north-korean-refugees/

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[THESE EVENTS WILL HAPPEN IN ASIA BEFORE 2050]

So far on this channel, we’ve only ever talked about current or past events.

Well not anymore, because this video is about the future. We’ll be covering the major events that will happen in Asia leading up to the year 2050. Of course, predicting such events is extremely difficult, but we can always give our best estimates based the information we currently have.

We will cover the following:
- Pyeongchang Winter Olympics 2018
- JAXA's Mercury mission
- Japanese Emperor Akihito's abdication
- Saudi Arabia's Jeddah Tower (tallest building in the world)
- Transcontinental bridge from Middle East to Africa (Yemen to Djibouti / Saudi Arabia to Egypt) - the Bridge of Horns
- Holographic TVs
- Tokyo Summer Olympics 2020
- UAE's Hope Probe to Mars + First city on Mars
- Beijing Winter Olympics 2022
- Rising sea levels affect Maldives (global warming)
- China's large particle accelerator (twice the circumference of the Large Hadron Collider at CERN)
- Southeast Asia unified by transport links (Sunda Strait Bridge & Malacca Strait Bridge)
- Bangkok, Thailand is sinking
- Borneo's rainforests will be wiped out at current rate of deforestation
- Russia will become a global food superpower (melting permafrost and retreating ice caps opening up North Asia & Siberia for arable land (farming & crop production)
- Japan connected to the mainland & Russia with Sakhalin-Hokkaido Tunnel
- China's first astronauts on the moon
- India's economic rise
- Japan connected to mainland & South Korea with Japan-Korea Tunnel
- Major volcanic eruption of Sakurajima
- Decline in homosexual discrimination particularly Middle East
- 100th anniversary of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima & Nagasaki
- Japan's population drops below 100 million due to low birth rate
- Pakistan and India celebrate 100th anniversary of independence
- One Country Two Systems agreement for Hong Kong & Macau expires
- North Korea celebrates 100th anniversary of founding
- Dead Sea drying up
- Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Disaster will be successfully decommissioned
- Biggest refugee crisis in history in Southeast Asia
- Robots will be commonplace
- Asia connected to the world via Bering Strait Bridge & Transglobal Highway

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The Vietnamese refugee experience is a part of Vietnamese history that must be remembered and shared. After the fall of Saigon, millions of Vietnamese people fled the land and went to the seas. Some paid the ultimate price, while others were sent to refugee camps throughout Asia. Galang in Indonesia was one of the largest refugee boat people camps. Some people have spent almost 10 years there awaiting a new parent country in the west, such as America, Canada, Australia, or Denmark. Today, Galang Ex Vietnam Camp is a sleepy tourist attraction that rarely gets any visitors. Luckily, I met Abu Galang, who grew up here and hung out with the Vietnamese kids. He showed me around and gave a more thorough tour and answered many of my questions. Either way, this experience was eye opening for me and allowed me to at least be where the refugees were. Second generation Vietnamese people must take note of such history.

Thank you to everyone who contributed to make this video possible.

Photos courtesy of Gaylord Barr

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