An exhibition has been set up by Amnesty International and photographer Guy Smallman to raise awareness for Afhgan migrants.
Guy Smallman has spent 8 Years following the Afghan children who have been forced out of their country due to conflict. He has worked alongside Amnesty International to create an exhibition showcasing his work.
Greater London has the largest proportion of Afghan’s residing in the country, with over 4000 in Barnet. With the British governments recent announcement to deport those who have already landed in the UK back to Afghanistan, they are facing an unsettling future.
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An exhibition has been set up by Amnesty International and photographer Guy Smallman to raise awareness for Afhgan migrants.
Guy Smallman has spent 8 Years following the Afghan children who have been forced out of their country due to conflict. He has worked alongside Amnesty International to create an exhibition showcasing his work.
Greater London has the largest proportion of Afghan’s residing in the country, with over 4000 in Barnet. With the British governments recent announcement to deport those who have already landed in the UK back to Afghanistan, they are facing an unsettling future.
