unicefのインスタグラム(unicef) - 9月16日 23時00分

Hi, I’m @ashgilbertson, a photographer who is fortunate to work with #UNICEF on an issue I care deeply about - refugees and migration. We’ve been following Sajad’s progress since 2015, when I vividly remember meeting him and his family almost during the height of the refugee crisis. He was 15-years-old, from Basra, #Iraq, and was waiting in the freezing cold at a train station in southern #Serbia en route to Slovenia. He’d had an especially horrific journey because he’s paralysed from the waist down – he had been forced to lie on the bottom of a rubber boat and crushed by people as it sunk off the coast of Greece; used as a luggage cart by other refugees on long journeys by train and bus; and pushed himself up and down hills of deep mud on informal border crossings in Eastern Europe.
Back then, there was no time to stop and research destinations. The goal was simple: keep moving forward until you find safety and opportunity. But still, I asked, where? “We want to go to Austria.” Sajad’s sister, Houda said.
Sajad looked over, confused, “I thought we were going to Finland?”
(1/4 of Ash Gilbertson's #InstagramTakeover) © UNICEF/UN010977/Gilbertson

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