TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 8月5日 01時49分

Every day, thousands of migrants, most of them Syrians, Sudanese, Eritreans and Afghans, try to board a train or ferry for the U.K. in Calais, France. “People are just hiding in the shadows with hope for a chance to jump on a train,” says photographer Rob Stothard, a freelancer for @gettyimages, who went to the area on July 30. “But, if you ask me, it’s an impossible task.” This immigration crisis, which has been active for more than 15 years, came back into the headlines last week after large groups of migrants defied police forces near the Eurotunnel entrance. For four days, Stothard photographed these groups, getting close to people ready to risk their lives for a better one across the Channel. See more of his photos on lightbox.time.com.

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