Between Us, there’s more to every story. Sit down with Al Jazeera’s journalists and hear their experiences bringing you the news.
“Why have you killed my father and my uncles and my grandfather? Where is the justice?”
“Daddy, when can I go back to school? I don’t want to sit here any more.”
“I believe in my heart that Haitians are the toughest, most resilient people on Earth.”
“The goal was to kill the Indian in the child.”
“There’s so much to be told about the stories here that you can only hear, I think, if you are also a minority.”
“The refugee crisis has moved me emotionally more than anything else in my career.”
“We were listening to stories that make you feel powerless, where you cannot help them”.
“When you leave your house, you don’t know if you’ll come back home alive. That’s the legacy of this war.”
“There’s still a lot of trauma. There have been emotional scars, physical scars.”
“None of us who are in India have been untouched.”
In Gaza there is a saying: “Yesterday is better than today. Today is better than tomorrow because there is no hope.”
“After four years living in Israel-Palestine, these have been some of the most depressing days.”
“The Mapuche want their ancestral leaders to be respected and recognised by the Chilean state.”
“This moment in history is a real moment of opportunity.”
