Human Journalism – best articles from  by Juan Luis Sánchez /
translation: Blanca García    • A telecommunications NGO
installs satellite phones for the refugees on the Libyan border
• “In five days we’ve made more than 2000 calls possible”   •
Three minutes per person to calm the family down, ask for help,
find a lost relative  You are Tunisian and you want to go back
to your country. You are Egyptian and you want to get away from
an imminent civil war. You are black and you are scared of the
racist campaigns beginning to take shape. You are from
Bangladesh and in your endless journey to Europe a revolution
has exploded in your face. You are one of the hundreds of
thousands of people who squeeze together in the Libyan border,
trying to get out. You want to be one of the 140.000 that have
already made it. But you’ve been trying for days… and it looks
like it might take a while.  You can’t stop thinking: I should
call home. Tell my parents, my siblings, my children that I’m
fine. That this is slow, that we d