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Dreams of a Gulf Migrant: Sincerely Bahadur

  • Posted March 25, 2015
  • by Mohana
  • In Wordless Wednesday
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I’m writing a novel set in the migrant camps of the Arabian Gulf. This short film by teenagers in Qatar images the difficulties of many laborers. Viewing and liking it will help them in their competition.

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      • Love Comes Later
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      • MJ and the Dream
      • Everyday Wishes
    • Fiction
      • Coloured and Other Stories
      • The Opposite of Hate
      • An Unlikely Goddess
      • Saving Peace
      • The Dohmestics
    • Non-Fiction
      • From Dunes to Dior
      • I’m Veggin’ it
      • So You Want to Sell a Million Copies?
      • Mommy But Still Me
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      • Haram in the Harem: Domestic Narratives in India and Algeria
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