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1	Introduction Fatima
2	Birth and childhood in Faya, Tschad
	2.1	Faya, a multicultural city
	2.2	The language
	2.3	Family structure
	2.4	Discrimination caused by ethnical origin
	2.5	Tastes and food from childhood
	2.6	Death of the mother
	2.7	Prohibition of school for women and sexual harassment
	2.8	Forced marriage, violence and escape to Lybia
3	Lybia
	3.1	Remarriage in Lybia and losing the daughter
	3.2	Working in Lybia
	3.3	Life in Lybia and self-dependence
	3.4	Divorces and marrying
4	Escape to Europe
	4.1	War in Lybia and escape to Italy
	4.2	On the boat towards Lampedusa
	4.3	Arriving in Lampedusa
5	Ethnical conflicts and racism in Tschad
6	Lampedusa, Italy
	6.1	Rescue and accommodation in tents
	6.2	Accommodation in Bologna
	6.3	Interviews with authorities and rejection
	6.4	Living in an accommodation for women
	6.5	The decision to leave Italy
7	Germany
	7.1	Life in Germany
	7.2	Arrival in Germany and asylum application
		7.3.1	Change within the relationship with daughter in Germany
		7.3.2	Subtraction of the daughter by youth welfare office
		7.3.3	Contact with daughter
	7.4	Empowerment of women and feeling of humiliation in Germany
	7.5	Rights, control and inequality in law
	7.6	Work and language
	7.7	German friends and contact with german society
	7.8	Racism and xenophobia
8	Hopes for the future
9	Proudness of own ethnicity
10	Life-time achievement
11	Bills, language problems and stress
12	Final words

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Fatima Youssouf