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Gulf of Aden Boosaaso DJIBOUTI ETHIOPIA Provisional Administrative Line Dhud SOMALIA Irregular Migration: Truths and Misconceptions Series Three INDIAN OCEAN Jubba Shabeelle Mogadishu Merca EQUATOR

Upon arrival, Hassan calls his friend from a public booth and explains his location His friend picks him up and takes him to his house Irregular Migration: Truths and Misconceptions 1

Hassan starts looking for a job from one office to another. Most companies demand to his work permit and will not compromise on that 2 Irregular Migration: Truths and Misconceptions

Despite him having a degree most companies don t even recognize his qualifications In some instances, communication becomes a problem. Irregular Migration: Truths and Misconceptions 3

The extreme weather conditions start affecting him. The reality starts hitting him, without legal papers, jobs are not easy to get 4 Irregular Migration: Truths and Misconceptions

At one point, the staff at a hospital refuse to attend to him for lack of documents. Hassan decides to look for domestic jobs as an option. Irregular Migration: Truths and Misconceptions 5

He works as a gardener for some family and at times cleaning. Hassan gets racially abused. 6 Irregular Migration: Truths and Misconceptions

Frustrated, he decides to look for a job elsewhere. He gets a security job at a food outlet. Irregular Migration: Truths and Misconceptions 7

Hassan works long hours, bad weather and with no proper clothing. Hassan complains to his employer concerning the working conditions. However the employer disregards and threatens to report him as being illegally there if he goes to the authorities 8 Irregular Migration: Truths and Misconceptions

Back home, the parents are wondering why Hassan isn t sending them cash. Life is expensive; he has to look for another job to supplement his income. Irregular Migration: Truths and Misconceptions 9

After staying for several months, his host now wants Hassan out as he is becoming a financial burden to him. Hassan asks his host to give him time to look for a place to stay 10 Irregular Migration: Truths and Misconceptions

His host agrees to give him two weeks After two weeks Hassan still hasn t found a place. He has a disagreement with his host over this and he packs and leaves Irregular Migration: Truths and Misconceptions 11

To avoid meeting with law enforcers, Hassan s movement becomes minimal. Hassan has to leave on the streets before he can find housing 12 Irregular Migration: Truths and Misconceptions

He moves to a low cost housing that he can only afford. To be able to pay his bills, he teams up with a guy who also has similar problems. Irregular Migration: Truths and Misconceptions 13

In desperation, Hassan approaches one family and explains his actual position while appealing for assistance. The family takes him in and gives him menial jobs, he can now afford some meal. 14 Irregular Migration: Truths and Misconceptions

He asks for his pay and and the employer refuses to pay. An angry Hassan demands his pay but the boss stands his ground. Irregular Migration: Truths and Misconceptions 15

The employer threatens to alert the police should Hassan keeps asking for a pay. Fearing the consequences of a possible deportation, Hassan agrees to work for free. He is now a slave. 16 Irregular Migration: Truths and Misconceptions

He tries to make up with his former host so as to be assisted, the host having stayed there longer. Hassan goes back to the immigration office. Irregular Migration: Truths and Misconceptions 17

Through a translator, he is interviewed as they try to determine his status. With no documentation, he is asked of the country that he first entered. 18 Irregular Migration: Truths and Misconceptions

Fearing arrest, he lies that his resident country is where he has always been. Having not satisfied the panel, his request is not granted Irregular Migration: Truths and Misconceptions 19

He is given an option of appealing but within some duration. He goes back to his poor paying menial jobs. 20 Irregular Migration: Truths and Misconceptions

He has stayed long without communicating, his parents call with a list of expectations. With no money to support his family, he weighs the option of telling them the truth Irregular Migration: Truths and Misconceptions 21

The racial frustrations at work are unending. As a last resort to put his suffering to an end, Hassan is now ready to explain his case to the immigration office. 22 Irregular Migration: Truths and Misconceptions

He files his appeal at the immigration office. His appeal is again rejected. Now his case will be referred to a court of law for prosecution as an illegal immigrant. Irregular Migration: Truths and Misconceptions 23

Options are running out. Before he is aligned in court, Hassan thinks of his last option, applying for asylum. Armed with a long list of negative excuses about his country of origin, he presents himself at a police station 24 Irregular Migration: Truths and Misconceptions

Synopsis Despite meeting his host at his destination country, Hassan finds a totally different scenario from what he had anticipated. Without legal documents, it becomes difficult for him to get a job. In his status, only menial jobs are available but are also poorly paid and at times never paid at all. Life is expensive and accessing basic facilities is beyond his reach. He tries to acquire a legal status but all his efforts hit a dead end. Hassan is tormented by the thought of his family that is eagerly waiting for his assistance, not knowing that he is also struggling to make ends meet. As a last option to put and end to his suffering, he approaches the authorities, ready to open up about his true status.