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Posted on November 5, 2015 by Jason Florio & Helen Jones-Florio · 2 Comments

Photo of the Day: Solitude – Alnwick Beach, Northumberland

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Image © Helen Jones-Florio – Alnwick beach, Northumberland
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Out of Sea _______ #WorldRefugeeDay 2019 - Portraits © @jasonflorio The NGO, MOAS, rescued over 9000 migrants and refugees in the Central Mediterranean between May and September 2015. #UNHCR reported that 3,771 people lost their lives attempting to cross from North Africa to Europe in 2015, seeking asylum from war, persecution, forced conscription and grinding poverty. _ Rescued migrants and refugees from Syria, Bangladesh, Sudan, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Somalia, Nigeria, Ivory Coast, Sierra Leone, The Gambia, Ghana, Cameroon, photographed onboard the MOAS ship, the ‘Phoenix’, during the 36-48 hour passage from the rescue zone off the coast of Libya, to Sicily, where they were disembarked and processed Previously published in Virginia Quarterly Review @vqreview https://www.vqronline.org/photography/2015/12/out-sea _ Image: Biif and Abubakar from #Mogadishu, heading to Finland to meet relatives . _ _ _ _ _ _ #refugees #Syrians #MOAS #jasonflorio #migration #MediterraneanSea #theBackway #Gambians #WestAfrica #Nigerians #rescuesatsea #portraits #blackandwhitephotography #documentary #humanitarian #humanrights #VQR #NGOphotography #virginiaquarterlyreview
Out of Sea _______ #WorldRefugeeDay 2019 - Portraits © @jasonflorio The NGO, MOAS, rescued over 9000 migrants and refugees in the Central Mediterranean between May and September 2015. #UNHCR reported that 3,771 people lost their lives attempting to cross from North Africa to Europe in 2015, seeking asylum from war, persecution, forced conscription and grinding poverty. _ Rescued migrants and refugees from Syria, Bangladesh, Sudan, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Somalia, Nigeria, Ivory Coast, Sierra Leone, The Gambia, Ghana, Cameroon, photographed onboard the MOAS ship, the ‘Phoenix’, during the 36-48 hour passage from the rescue zone off the coast of Libya, to Sicily, where they were disembarked and processed Previously published in Virginia Quarterly Review @vqreview https://www.vqronline.org/photography/2015/12/out-sea _ Image: Sahra, age 15yrs, an ethnic Oromo from #Ethiopia - she left because of persecution of her people by the government _ _ _ _ _ _ #refugees #Syrians #MOAS #jasonflorio #migration #MediterraneanSea #theBackway #Gambians #WestAfrica #Nigerians #rescuesatsea #portraits #blackandwhitephotography #documentary #humanitarian #humanrights #VQR #NGOphotography #virginiaquarterlyreview #oromo

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