Qusay Loubani

Qusay Loubani has travelled from Idomeni to The Hague where he is currently residing. He is a Palestinian refugee who lived most of his life in Yarmuk refugee camp in Syria, where he worked as a journalist.

From Damascus to The Hague: a refugee's journey

A refugee’s journey through physical and political borders, and the difficulties and risks along the perilous route.

By Qusay Loubani

/ 4 Mar 2017

Small, illegal refugee paradise

Hotel “Oniro” is a better option for a fugitive life away from homelessness and another decent station for some Syrian refugees in Greece.

By Qusay Loubani

/ 13 Oct 2016

From the border to the harbour: the Greek tragedy goes on

The inaction of many EU countries in resettling refugees is creating many problems for the Greeks. It's also causing a lot of problems for the refugees, if one is allowed to mention them.

By Qusay Loubani

/ 1 Jul 2016

Idomeni: a devil’s game

The most important and most asked question in Idomeni is, what is the West waiting for? Your agreement with Turkey does not handle our cause. The Europeans are using us to scare other refugees away.

By Qusay Loubani

/ 24 May 2016