Melissa Fleming

Melissa Fleming

@melissarfleming - 27/12/2018

@lilshieldmaiden @veschwab ? My hope too! A young readers edition is coming out soon :)

Melissa Fleming

@melissarfleming - 25/12/2018

“Singing together, we feel happiness and peace.” Now this is the true spirit of #Christmas https://t.co/BUBjMs5K2V

Melissa Fleming

@melissarfleming - 24/12/2018

‘’I am very proud of them. They are singing a melody they can’t even hear properly. It is like asking blind people to colour something they can’t see … so it is a great thing they are able to do it.’’ https://t.co/E8JNv8S4c6 @refugees #Christmas

Melissa Fleming

@melissarfleming - 22/12/2018

“Unidentified bodies of migrants and refugees bearing gunshot wounds, torture marks and burns are frequently uncovered in rubbish bins, dry river beds, farms and the desert - @UN #Libya report on migrants and refugees.” https://t.co/6Q4wcSlzNz @UNSMILibya

Melissa Fleming

@melissarfleming - 21/12/2018

“Our songs are mostly about peace and making sure our voices are heard.” Love these girls and their choir. https://t.co/xfWdOuucG6

Melissa Fleming

@melissarfleming - 21/12/2018

How a young Rohingya woman / student who fled terror in Myanmar made it to college. A remarkable story!: https://t.co/zl5Dbi5MoG

Melissa Fleming

@melissarfleming - 20/12/2018

This is the kind of solidarity with and for refugees we are so grateful to see. Thank you, Portugal. https://t.co/QpYVHhnkSa

Melissa Fleming

@melissarfleming - 20/12/2018

Winter is harsh. Across the region, UNHCR aims to provide life-saving winter assistance to 3.5 million vulnerable Syrian and Iraqi refugees and internally displaced people. https://t.co/INbtD80xZ1

Melissa Fleming

@melissarfleming - 19/12/2018

Against all odds. Congratulations, Maryan! "Some girls are either kept at home for household chores such as cooking, cleaning, fetching water and some, even married off. So Maryan’s achievement is truly great.” https://t.co/FuHvuzIQ2M via @UNHCR_Kenya

Melissa Fleming

@melissarfleming - 19/12/2018

Study: 560,000+ people from Syria, Afghanistan, Iraq, Somalia & Eritrea entered @OECD countries through family, work & study permits in an 8-year period compared to 350,400 from those five countries who arrived through resettlement schemes. https://t.co/6UUXOvrKzR via @refugees