All of us, at some point in our lives, have experienced feelings of sadness, melancholy, apathy, despair or hopelessness.

In January 2020 we arrived in Melilla. At that time, we could not imagine, all that this year would give us, and all that it would take away

The most ferocious and competitive species do not survive. Those who cooperate with each other do.

On the International Day of Migrant, we are betting on the most inspiring and optimistic view.

We need to volunteer in a way that helps us, through horizontal and empathetic relationships with other people, to evolve as human beings.

Because it's violent and unfair. Because it subdues and corners. Because we want us free, rather than brave. We want us healthy and alive.

"The Law on Foreigners is always applied to them before the Law on Minors, forgetting that first they are children, before being foreigners"

His mother lives in Barcelona. But that does not give him the right to migrate safely. Whether he has documents or not.

Silence. Backpack. Folder, while he holds his breath waiting for the police to check that his documentation is in order. And it is.

Tolerance implies respect and an active fight for human rights and, there, is where Melilla shows its worse side.