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Name	Aninda
Gender	male
Country of Origin	India
Destination Country	Libya

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s-1	Right from an early age, I was good at teaching.
s-2	My own teachers used to assign me to help the weaker students in class.
s-3	From school age, I longed to teach, so naturally I became a teacher.
s-4	As far as my profession is concerned, Libya is the third country I've worked working so far, after Eritrea and Ethiopia.
s-5	When I first came to Libya in 2009, I was really afraid, but the people were very welcoming.
s-6	I was really moved - they say, from cape to Cairo, the African people are so hospitable.
s-7	I have experienced this in all the African countries that I've been to.
s-8	The people are very welcoming.
s-9	The first Arabic word I learned was Marhaba, which means hello.
s-10	I used to think it was specific to Eritrea, but they also use it here.
s-11	Sometimes, when I teach students, communication is problematic.
s-12	I only know some Arabic words, so to overcome the problem, I get some ready-made Arabic notes with help from other teachers in the university.
s-13	When I show those notes in the classroom, the students are able to follow me during the class.
s-14	I have been lived abroad for nearly twenty years.
s-15	India is a land of culture and traditions.
s-16	Not the one you see in Bollywood – thats Bombay culture and its different.
s-17	I come from a good community that cares about value systems.
s-18	For example, my dress code is considered good, and I dont walk like a hippy.
s-19	The dress code is also considered important in my profession as a university professor.
s-20	I find a few things in common with Libyan culture and Indian culture; we dont shake a women's hands in India, and here some dont shake womens hands.
s-21	Im based in a city east of Tripoli, where I teach.
s-22	I only go to Tripoli during weekends to attend church.
s-23	When I was in Eritrea, I normally helped the pastor.
s-24	Im a lay reader, and a musician, so I help the band practice some songs.
s-25	I got this gift from my father who was also a musician.
s-26	He was very good, and he was bit known for it in my hometown.
s-27	Once in 2016, as I was on my way to the airport, I was kidnapped.
s-28	My driver alerted the police to what happened, so they managed to release me after two hours.
s-29	The same night, the police came to my place and brought me all the materials and papers that were taken when I was kidnapped.
s-30	Unfortunately, that day I missed my flight and my ticket was not refundable, so it was a heavy loss for me.
s-31	The thing I miss about being away from India is my children, I can go for months without seeing them.
s-32	Still, I like my job even if we have been facing problems transferring our salaries out of Libya since 2014.
s-33	But I think people here also need my services, so for that, I stay.

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