TED: Two nameless bodies washed up on the beach. Here are their stories | Anders Fjellberg

The video explores the discovery of human remains in Norway, linked to two Syrian refugees, Mouaz Al Balkhi and Shadi Omar Kataf, who attempted to swim across the English Channel from Calais. It highlights the dire conditions in the Calais refugee camp and the challenges faced by refugees seeking a better life. The investigation, led by journalists, uncovers the personal stories of these individuals, emphasizing the human aspect often lost in statistics. The video reflects on the motivations and risks refugees face and discusses the journalistic process and its impact.

What are the implications of the statement 'everybody has a name, everybody has a story' in the context of refugees?

How does the narrative challenge common perceptions of refugees and migrants?

What does the story of Shadi and Mouaz illustrate about the plight of refugees?

What does the speaker suggest is a strong motivation for refugees to risk their lives?