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What do you think will happen to this migrant girl?<br />
How can you prevent such a situation?<br />
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You are pregnant <strong>and</strong> your employer finds out so (s)he fires you. Next turn you<br />
should go to 16.<br />
Is this fair?<br />
Why or why not?<br />
What can you do in situations like this?<br />
You arrived at the airport. Together with 6 others you are boarding the flight within a<br />
few minutes. You are promised a job for 3 years with a good salary. The money you<br />
borrowed to pay the broker to arrange all this will be paid back within a year <strong>and</strong><br />
than you can start to send money to your village.<br />
What do you think of this situation?<br />
Can you trust these people?<br />
Would you give your identity card <strong>and</strong> passport to these people?<br />
What kind of legal protection can you get?<br />
You found an NGO that helps people with different types of problems. The staff is<br />
really friendly <strong>and</strong> brings you in contact with a group of migrants that have the same<br />
type of problems. They asked you if you want to file a case at the police station<br />
about what happened to you but you want to think about this first. If you decide to<br />
file a complaint the NGO will support you.<br />
What do you think of getting help from an organization?<br />
Do you think there should be a complaint made at the police?<br />
You are in the hospital. Tell the doctor what happened. Someone at the hospital<br />
underst<strong>and</strong>s your problem <strong>and</strong> gives you the address of an NGO. Next turn you will<br />
go there (to 19).<br />
What do you think the doctor will say?<br />
Who do you think has to pay for the bills?<br />
You arrived in a strange country <strong>and</strong> got bad news. The job they promised you is<br />
not available, you managed to find something else but it is only for 3 months. It will<br />
be difficult to extent your work-permit if you do not find a regular job within 6 weeks.<br />
Next turn you go to the construction site (22) where you will work for three months.<br />
What kind of problems do you face?<br />
What can you do about this?<br />
The police arrived at the site where you are working. You did not have time to get<br />
away so they questioned you <strong>and</strong> found out that your papers are not valid anymore.<br />
They take you to the migration office <strong>and</strong> they will send you back home on one of<br />
the first available flights. Go back to your village (start).<br />
Why did this happen?<br />
What would you do in such a situation?<br />
You found some friends who are in more or less the same position as you are. It is<br />
really nice to talk to them so far from home. You can support each other <strong>and</strong> that<br />
makes you feel good.<br />
What do you think about this?<br />
How can you make this happen?<br />
With friends <strong>and</strong> colleagues you decide to protest against the unfair treatment at<br />
work. Unfortunately the employer gets very angry, punishes you, <strong>and</strong> the protest<br />
does not make a difference.<br />
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