DISPLACEMENT NATIVE

Michael-Jon Mizra reflects on the Syrian Civil War. Beginning in 2011, the war continues to displace the Syrian population. Societies take in new people but there is an undercurrent of fear. A fear which gives rise to narratives which further shape our response. But, if fear is what drives the story on both sides, how can we empathise through this fear? Drawing on data taken from the UNHRC, Mizra maps the arduous years of conflict. The result is an audio-visual tribute to all those displaced.

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