TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 1月13日 01時00分

Last year, more than a million migrants and refugees from the Middle East and Africa trekked north, in search of better lives. But for thousands of African migrants, it’s a completely different journey they’ll undertake for this dream of a better life. Rather than aim for Europe, they’ll head to South Africa, one of the continent’s largest economies. Jonathan Torgovnik has spent the last year photographing African migrants living in some of Johannesburg’s abandoned inner city high-rise buildings. He witnessed the "worst urban poverty I’ve ever seen in all my travels around the world,” he tells TIME. In this photograph, Edward, a 20-year-old carpenter from Malawi is seen in the small room he shares with four other migrants, July 12, 2015. Read more on LightBox.time.com.

Photograph by Jonathan Torgovnik (@torgovnik)—@gettyreportage.

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