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_92.webp "Credit: SWNS / Naomi Swartzentruber<br/><br/>A mum has revealed what it was like to grow up in a strict Amish family which banned make up and TV - and why she left and never returned.<br/><br/>Naomi Swartzentruber, 43, said she was expected to wake up at 5am and help on the farm from the age of five.<br/><br/>She left school at 14 - to cook, clean and help with chores full-time.<br/><br/>In her teens, she began to rebel in “small” ways like wearing lingerie under her gowns, listening to the radio through her neighbours’ window and secretly dating non-Amish boys.<br/><br/>But at 17, she met a man who offered to let her stay with him - so she ran away and hasn’t been back since - and visits her family yearly.")
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_refugee-festival-scotland-2024-launch.webp "Refugee Festival Scotland 2024 launch<br/><br/>Refugee Festival Scotland has announced an exciting line-up of events sharing the stories of people and communities who have settled in Scotland.<br/>In a year of terrible conflicts that’s seen millions of people around the world forced from their homes, the festival brings together people from different backgrounds in friendship and<br/>solidarity. The theme of this year’s festival is RISE, to honour the resilience of people who are rebuilding their lives in safety in Scotland.<br/>More than 130 events will take place across Scotland from 14-23 June. The diverse programme - our largest ever - includes contributions from artists and performers who came<br/>to Scotland seeking refugee protection, along with the communities that have welcomed them.<br/><br/>Refugee Festival Scotland has something for everyone, from music and dance, DJs and drag queens, food and drink, football tournaments and family-friendly picnics. The line-up brings people from different backgrounds and cultures together to meet, mix and get to know<br/>each other better. Scottish Refugee Council Chief Executive, Sabir Zazai said: ““The last year has been incredibly tough for people in the refugee community. It’s important to make time for moments of joy, connect with one another and revel in not only what we have in common but<br/>also what makes us all unique.<br/>“The festival is an opportunity to come together and share stories, celebrate each other’s culture and learn more about our new neighbours.<br/>“Together, we can rise above the hostile environment and find strength in our communities.”<br/>Refugee Festival Scotland Manager, Mónica Laiseca said: “Packed with unique events and exceptional talent, the festival honours the resilience and courage of New Scots and celebrates a vision for a Scotland where everyone can blossom and has equal opportunity to thrive.<br/><br/>“At a particularly dire time for refugees and asylum seekers living in our communities, our festival puts forward an empowering message of welcome and makes visible the support that is overwhelmingly present and active across Scottish society.”<br/>Elina, a Refugee Festival Scotland ambassador who travelled from Ukraine to Scotland, said: “We are spreading a message that anyone can rise out of any circumstances they have faced in their own life since unfortunately most refugees experience the worst things that can<br/>happen to any human. We can share our experience to inspire other people too.”<br/>Highlights include a collaboration between the Royal Scottish National Orchestra and Refugee Festival Scotland to stage a special family-friendly concert celebrating the power of a good song. Three Glasgow-based community choirs will perform their most-loved songs<br/>accompanied by an 18-piece ensemble from the RSNO. Raising Voices - Refugee Festival Scotland<br/><br/>")
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