http://crossroadsmag.eu Web magazine for expatriates living in Maastricht Tue, 06 Jan 2009 14:03:08 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en 2642797http://www.feedburner.com http://crossroadsmag.eu/2009/01/links-for-2009-01-06/ http://crossroadsmag.eu/2009/01/9-dec-21-feb-cradle-to-cradle-hype-or-future-an-exhibition-at-centre-ceramique-maastricht/ http://crossroadsmag.eu/2009/01/immigration-reaches-record-level/ http://crossroadsmag.eu/2009/01/rnw-partnership-with-nrc-handelsblad/ http://crossroadsmag.eu/2009/01/maastricht-launches-redesigned-website/ Through contacts at the Dutch Embassy in South Africa, 17 students in their early twenties from across Zimbabwe were able to organize themselves and come to Maastricht to study while being granted refugee status in the Netherlands. "We declined a system that arrested our human rights," says Themba Maphenduka, "that is why we are in Maastricht today." A report by Alex Derry for Crossroads. ]]> http://crossroadsmag.eu/2008/12/zimbabwe/ http://crossroadsmag.eu/2008/12/links-for-2008-12-19/ http://crossroadsmag.eu/2008/12/winter-break/ http://crossroadsmag.eu/2008/12/share-of-seniors-foreigners-in-population-to-increase-more-sharply/ http://crossroadsmag.eu/2008/12/minister-wants-to-abolish-turkish-national-service/