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Given my job, I should be able to know how to communicate with my relatives, but I know that if I try to contact them, they will have problems with the police... If they are still alive, of course. Ibrahim, a computer engineer living in Istanbul, has not heard from his parents since 2016. “Given my job, I should be able to know how to communicate with my relatives, but I know that if I try to contact them, they will have problems with the police... If they are still alive, of course,” he says. #Uigures #Exilio #DerechosHumanos (translated)

The article explores the difficult life in exile of the Uyghur ethnic group in Turkey, where they face uncertainty, nostalgia for their homeland, and fear of repression due to the diplomatic rapprochement between Turkey and China, along with the lack of news about their relatives in their original home. #Uigures #Exilio #DerechosHumanos (translated)

The President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, has urged the Supreme Court to allow the right to vote for the descendants of the exiled who have been naturalized, arguing that in a democracy this right is not prohibited, but guaranteed. #EleccionesGenerales #DerechoAlVoto #PSOE (translated)

Pablo Haro Urquízar asked if it was known that the report from the State Attorney, which he wrote requested to maintain the votes of the grandchildren's law of those who had not proven their exile, lacked a signature. https://t.co/oh30xJq5y0 #LeyDeNietos #DerechosHumanos #España (translated)

Yuval Abraham, director of 'NAZA', expresses his fear not so much towards the Government of Israel, but towards the growing hostility of Israeli society against his documentary that highlights the dehumanization in the attacks on Gaza, while he and his co-director, Rachel Szor, remain in exile after receiving threats for their work. #NAZA #CineDocumental #OpiniónPública (translated)

Orlando Avendaño wrote that María Corina Machado spent her birthday in exile, after the regime allegedly kept her in hiding for months before she escaped by sea. He described her as the woman with the greatest legitimacy and popular support in the history of Venezuela and linked her exile to that of millions of Venezuelans who, he claimed, had settled outside the country due to persecution. Avendaño said that hundreds of thousands celebrated Machado because she had restored hope to them after years of apathy and believing that Venezuela had no solution. He attributed that change to her campaign in 2023 and 2024, which, he wrote, awakened the country. He also noted that Machado had not been able to return despite having tried seven times that year. He characterized that situation as a disregard for the majority of Venezuelans and stated that she would come back. #Venezuela #Exilio #MaríaCorinaMachado (translated)

Mónica García Prieto wrote that preventing Israel from gaining legitimacy cut off streams of money which, she claimed, would end up being converted into bullets. She also called for stopping what she termed the death machinery of the EU and NATO. She linked a conversation about Taher Ali, whom she described as a second-generation Palestinian activist born in exile in Spain. https://t.co/si9AapiQKK #Israel #Palestina #Paz #IL #EU #NATO #ES (translated)

"We decided to go into exile to do politics and we have not stopped until we ensure that the return also has a political meaning." For his part, Puigdemont has limited himself to claiming in a press conference from Waterloo the political nature he wants to give to his return, without providing details about it. #Puigdemont #Amnistía #Cataluña (translated)

Allan Dos Santos wrote that Eduardo Bolsonaro, after achieving a historic number of votes, would have chosen to distribute them to increase the party's representation in São Paulo. He said that Eduardo was already the president's son and had esteem and fame, and asked if there would be other politicians like him, who, according to Dos Santos, decided to go into exile to fight for the country. He added that he was asking the question sincerely. #PoliticaBrasil #Bolsonaro #Votos (translated)

Hoy están chillando fraude y diciendo que Ese debió salir desde el exilio, pero se les dijo que no votaran por él como mueble porque les iba a salir mal. Hoy ya es finalista y nunca lo pudieron sacar, acéptenlo! #LaCasaDeLosFamososMx https://t.co/eHBK4jEiIX #LaCasaDeLosFamosos #fraude #exilio

Todo venezolano tiene derecho a estar en su tierra. Según recientes informaciones, se ha pretendido impedir que @MariaCorinaYA regrese a Venezuela. Este es un hecho de enorme gravedad. Expreso toda mi solidaridad con María Corina. Venezuela es su país y tiene pleno derecho a regresar, permanecer aquí y a ejercer sus derechos políticos y ciudadanos con libertad, seguridad y garantías. Ese mismo derecho corresponde a cada venezolano obligado al exilio por razones políticas. Todos deben poder volver a casa. Una transición democrática exige el fin de la persecución y el regreso seguro de todos los exiliados políticos. #Venezuela #DerechosHumanos #Democracia

Según los historiadores, a finales de 1939 había 14.000 exiliados en Sudamérica. A finales de 1945, 24.000. De ellos, 16.000 vivían en México. Pero el Gobierno ha hallado 2,6 millones de 'nietos', la mayoría en Argentina, Cuba y Venezuela. Muy burdo. https://t.co/OHvaLzalVk #historia #exilio #Sudamérica