Life through the Eyes of the Misfortunate
Humanitarian aid is the right to all those who are suffering from grave misfortunes such as famine, war, pestilence, and other tragedies.
It’s an often recurring topic on the news, a specific city in a country is undergoing an unimaginable crisis, and its citizens are suffering much. Often if these cities are left alone, it might lead to the collapse of all social infrastructure within months.
In “Integrating Diplomacy in Search of Humanity,” the author Gatwech Peter Kulang creates a personal biography, a log of all his experiences in Community and Humanitarian work. He divides his work into four distinct parts to allow the reader to understand the topic without overwhelming the reader.
The first part of the novel discusses his life in an Australian refugee camp, the second part consists of experiences he had in Kenya, the third part focuses on his involvement in governmental affairs, and the final part depicts his efforts in ensuring peace in South Sudan.
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