Ahmad fawad lameh biography

I attended Amir Habibullah Kalakani High school in Kalakan (north of Kabul), but dropped out of fifth grade to work in a vineyard and a carpentry shop.

My younger brother, Sohrab, is in fifth grade and dreams of studying in Europe one day.

My sister is married to an Afghan in Hamburg, where they own a restaurant. A few months ago, they sent us money to come to Europe, but it wasn’t enough to pay a smuggler, so we decided to travel on our own.

We only paid a smuggler to cross to a Greek island, and we paid him 1,500 euros.

We left Kabul one-and-a-half months ago and we traveled via Iran, Turkey, Greece, Macedonia, Serbia, and then Hungary; we are now here in Budapest awaiting the train to Vienna.

We took the Greek route, because we’d heard the Bulgaria route is very dangerous and has more [forests] and, on top of that, Bulgarian police are cruel.

We walked and walked, and in some pl