Passport for guest citizens

"The passport is the noblest part of a person," Bertolt Brecht already knew. For the authorities, it is not enough that someone has their face on their head. They must carry papers, with a photo and properly stamped.

As a child, I saw borders drawn when reading maps. At the time, I thought that countries were surrounded by thick, red walls and round, red towers. It was only later that I realized that such borders do not exist. Borders are abstract drawings, designed by political minds. The design states that people beyond their national borders are not at home anywhere; in the vast majority of the world they are strangers, have no say, and are not allowed to have a say.

In the Republic of Hüseyin, everyone is a guest citizen, which is properly documented with the "Photo ID for guest citizens."