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Dutch schoolkids get taste of refugee life in museum
Published Tue, Dec 15, 2015 · 09:50 PM
The Hague
A HASTILY abandoned suitcase, an overturned wine glass and a radio blaring a warning "to leave now". A unique museum is giving Dutch schoolkids a scarily real glimpse of life as a refugee.
In a school outing with a difference, teenagers Amy and Sona visited the museum in The Hague, opened in 2010 by the Dutch Red Cross to raise awareness of the work of organisations helping those fleeing war and poverty.
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