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Yombi Tona et al.: My name is Yombi

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My name is Szebjan. A book about refugees in Korea who should be ‘unbelieving’ because of our indifference, and Mr. Kubby the Congolese has spent a lot of time struggling to come to Korea and receive recognition of the refugees. Park Jin-sook's question, which has established a social company to help refugees build their economic independence by meeting Mr. Jingby, is a grim reminder of the reality of the situation in South Korea. The story of Yong-beom’s life, which represents the lives of other members of the country who live as aliens, representing the lives in South Korea, is an untranslated refugee, and the hour of the day when the hostile refugee service, or the hour when the trial will be over, will have to wait without a word, and they will not be able to make a living without a job.

Korean title: 내 이름은 욤비

Korean author: 욤비 토나 외

Korean publisher: 이후

ISBN-13: 9788961570640

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AY****
November 4, 2025

It was a decade ago, and we still have this perception of refugees. It's bitter to think that you have to throw yourself away from Korean society.

KA******
January 12, 2014

Read the book, go back to the book's head and read the sentence. The author who translated the sentence of refugee Zambi Tona says that if he didn't get a call in the morning, if he hadn't gotten a phone call or even took it, her and her husband's life might have gone completely differently. My husband is a normal lawyer, and she's like many others who say, "Are there refugees in Korea? “I’m going to be a ‘ citizen one, ’” he said. Is there any refugees in Korea? Yes, it is. There are refugees

욤비 토나 외: 내 이름은 욤비
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