Hi Tymen
This is the first time I have posted on the forum. I have followed this thread from the beginning and also your thread on candlesticks. I prefer to listen and learn until I have anything of value to add but at this stage my experience with trading is not at a point where I feel I can add any value.
Firstly thank you for all your hard work and generous sharing of your knowledge.
With regards to your friend. I currently sponsor a young girl also from Rwanda. You are correct in saying that she is in a very vulnerable situation at the moment. Maybe an option to think about is to tell her to contact Tear Fund immediately. They will assist her financially, at least in the interim until a more permanent solution is found. But at least it will keep her out of potential trouble as you mentioned.
[B]Good suggestion I think.[/B]
[QUOTE=tymen1;181705][B]There is indeed something all of you readers can do to help me[/B] - not in the form of travelling or offering moving assistance, but rather in the form of some [U]advice [/U]on a subject difficult to me.
[B]I will explain…( [/B]it really belongs in The Melting Pot but then the relevance disappears). [B]VERY TRUE[/B]
Every so often you come across a situation where your realise how fortunate you are, living in a first world country.
We really have it easy, owning everything we want and being able to trade forex.
[B]But I am also in the business of trying to help less fortunate people.[/B]
Not surprised. It is in your character. Really, that is what counts at the end of the day. Infact, I may boldly say that the extent to which an individual’s focus and energies are directed to benefit others as opposed to self can be a gauge of one’s maturity.
Recently, I have been in email + telephone contact with a 20 year old refugee girl from Rwanda in Africa.
She has escaped to Malaga, Andalusia in Spain after fleeing from the Rwandan genocide in which she saw her parents and other siblings brutally massacred.
She is being housed in a humanitarian camp run by a Catholic order.
I have spoken to the Catholic worker who runs the camp and spoken to her personally.
She is now due to be removed from the camp and the Catholic order will pay one month rent for her + others in a room. After that, she is on her own.
She has emailed me asking for advice on what to do - not asking for money (therefore a genuine ask).
Now I am on the other side of the planet.
She has nothing except the clothes she wears.
So I have sent her the telephone numbers of the Rwandan consulate in France and UK (none in Spain).
I have also sent her the papers to fill out for a Rwandan passport.
I have told her NOT to go into prostitution for money.
[U]My question…[/U]
What else can I do to help her?
She risks being kidnapped for prostitution and being drugged.
I do not want that to happen, she has been thro enough.
Are there any Spanish readers out there??
Or anyone who can give useful advice?
[B]Any help here is appreciated!![/B]