The invisible scars of displacement and the search for safety
In short: Writer and refugee advocate Zarlasht Halaimzai explores the enduring psychological impact of living under constant violence and the struggle to recover after escaping conflict.
The video examines the lasting effects of being forcibly displaced by war. Halaimzai discusses the profound trauma of feeling expendable and how the threat of violence persists even after one has reached safety. She highlights the vital role that community belonging plays in helping individuals reclaim a sense of security.
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