These two were happily playing in the mud when I passed by. Some volunteers stopped to give them candy and hugs. For a second the camp felt less like a camp and more like a playground. Their childish energy made everyone smile and feel a bit hopeful for a moment. In an attempt to start a conversation I asked the girls what they would like to be when they grow up. The question got lost in translation but the youngest answered: “I love my big sister!” Then the oldest pointed at my cell phone and said: “selfie! selfie!” So right before we said goodbye we took a selfie. (Dunkirk)
“I have a British passport but my wife doesn’t. I used to live in Britain 10 years ago but when the situation in North Iraq calmed down I moved back. When the war broke out I wanted to return to Britain but because I wasn’t able to support my family financially they...