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Photograph exhibition highlights refugees' stories
Photograph exhibition highlights refugees' stories

Yahoo

time24-05-2025

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Photograph exhibition highlights refugees' stories

An exhibition featuring photographs and stories of asylum seekers and refugees is on display at a gallery in Hull. The stories and photos include a man whose parents died in Sudan's civil war when he was aged 14. Anei said he was imprisoned and beaten for refusing to join the militia before fleeing to the UK. Humber Street Gallery said: "It's been a real pleasure to see the work they (asylum seekers and refugees) have created, the connections they have made and their ability to play their part in telling their story." The Sanctuary exhibition includes portraits taken by asylum seekers and runs until 8 June. The exhibition producer Jonathan Turner, of Lens Lab Project, said: "The photographs taken by the group reveal aspects of the day to day tedium and frustration, as well as the joy of our days out together. "These days out felt like welcome relief, and an opportunity to connect, and perhaps in some cases process previous ordeals." Listen to highlights from Hull and East Yorkshire on BBC Sounds, watch the latest episode of Look North or tell us about a story you think we should be covering here. New airport exhibition highlights refugee plight How asylum hotels are viewed by communities in Hull Is the government meeting its pledges on illegal immigration and asylum? Community projects helping refugees feel at home Humber Street Gallery

Humber Street Gallery exhibition shines light on Hull's refugees
Humber Street Gallery exhibition shines light on Hull's refugees

BBC News

time24-05-2025

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  • BBC News

Humber Street Gallery exhibition shines light on Hull's refugees

An exhibition featuring photographs and stories of asylum seekers and refugees is on display at a gallery in stories and photos include a man whose parents died in Sudan's civil war when he was aged 14. Anei said he was imprisoned and beaten for refusing to join the militia before fleeing to the Street Gallery said: "It's been a real pleasure to see the work they (asylum seekers and refugees) have created, the connections they have made and their ability to play their part in telling their story."The Sanctuary exhibition includes portraits taken by asylum seekers and runs until 8 June. The exhibition producer Jonathan Turner, of Lens Lab Project, said: "The photographs taken by the group reveal aspects of the day to day tedium and frustration, as well as the joy of our days out together."These days out felt like welcome relief, and an opportunity to connect, and perhaps in some cases process previous ordeals." Listen to highlights from Hull and East Yorkshire on BBC Sounds, watch the latest episode of Look North or tell us about a story you think we should be covering here.

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