Austrian couple make Syrian guest part of the family

Nawras, who played basketball for the Syrian national team before becoming a refugee, has found a new home in Bad Schallerbach, Austria. When they go shopping in the small Austrian town, Martina Schamberger introduces Nawras Ahmadook as her son. “I feel like he is my son,” said Martina with pride. “He accepts me, a bit different than his mother. He opens up to me a lot, like a friend too. We have been together seven months now and never had a big fight.”
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[@gizlibiriyim9660]

he is so mashallah tho

[@ramamurthykumararaja3264]

I truly love and belive in Austrian couple..what a love bonding they share..love is divine love is God.. awesome cute couple❤👍

[@yolandael8725]

United Nations, I see different nationalities having to flee their land. When are the heads of nations going to learn to get a long with their own people so that their people can feel safe in their land? People may have different views on certain subjects, but when officials learn to listen to their people, and sit down and discuss these differences to resolve them then there will be a chance for people to feel safe in their own homes. Everyone doesn't see things the same, but that is challenges in life. It starts at home in your own land in order to know how to handle things with other nations when you come to the table for negotiations. Practice first at home with your own people then one can say they are qualified to set and negotiate. A government official also must know there are going to be a person or a few people who will not choose to do write then and only then you use your nations law against that or those persons.

[@teodorapopeiu1134]

Și noi avem...un frate sirian...așa ne spunem:frate și soră...și sintem...cu adevărat frați buni...ne ajutăm unul pe altul,fratele nostru e cu adevărat nobil și bun...e păcat că au trebuit să plece din Siria...

[@matrimoniocubanoopositorenmala]

Estoy DESTERRADO por la oficina de refugiados de la UNHCR en Malaysia . Soy Cubano la oficina reconoce mi activismo político dentro de Cuba y fuera de Cuba. Hoy Censurado dentro de Cuba .
Puedes ayudarme
SOS - UNHCR Malaysia.

[@vulpesinculta3238]

The faces of treason!

[@oneworld3034]

Cool

[@lorenzkock4731]

That s my basketball trainer and I think he is for me like a NBA trainer

[@DigitalDistortion]

Beautiful. #MakeFamilys