Life of Ferhat Unvar
Ferhat Unvar, the son of migrant parents and born in Hanau am Main, grew up there and was snatched from life far too early. Ferhat was born on 14 November 1996 as the first child of the Unvar family. He showed a great interest in books from an early age and favoured spending time with friends. Maths was one of his favourite subjects at school.
He had one maxim – and that was helpfulness. His awareness of social problems and his drive to address them in order to make people’s lives easier was particularly evident in his Twitter posts. “We are only dead when we are forgotten,” he wrote.
Above all, he was concerned with school policy and the racist experiences that he and his friends had to go through time and again. He was aware that this was a structural problem and tried to raise awareness of it in his environment.
Despite all this, Ferhat was an open-minded person who loved to laugh and make others laugh too. His circle of friends, consisting of people of all backgrounds and ages, was proof of his big heart, which would love to embrace the world.
He was snatched from us all far too soon by a right-wing terrorist. This is why the Ferhat Unvar Education Campaign Group has made it its mission to realise its goals and raise awareness. So that no more children are killed at the hands of a racist terrorist.