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Chandra Prasad
CI Secretariat
Yes
South America
Venezuela
Humanitarian response
Conflict, Gender based violence, Hunger/Malnutrition, Refugee/displaced people
PADDY DOWLING/CARE
PADDY DOWLING/CARE
03 July 19
Horizontal
Documentary
Adult Group
6442x4295
Digital Camera
Venezuala’s Refugees: anti-socials, delinquents & criminals?
Paddy Dowling Humanitarian Photojournalist returns to Columbia and Ecuador where Xenophobia has forced Venezuela’s most vulnerable to a life in the shadows.
Safety in numbers for ‘the walkers’. Journeying alone provides a better chance of hitching a lift from passing traffic but also increases the risk of abduction. Cartels are preying on lone walkers and enslaving them to working in the cocaine plantations to meet the high demands. Women are abducted an face years in captivity sold as sex slaves.
