"At the Christian cemetery, you have to pay for a place"
When a Nigerian woman died in Meknes following a cesarean operation during childbirth, her husband, and father of a newborn baby, struggles to bury her.
This article is part of the series Unveiling barriers: Migrants' struggles with healthcare and burial:
- "First you pay, then you get the death papers"
- "At the Christian cemetery, you have to pay for a place"
- Dying, as opposed to living in shame
What are the biggest challenges that Christian migrants might face when they want to bury a loved one? Why are some people buried faster than others in a Christian cemetery?