"Girls on Wire"

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10 March 2025

Actress Haocun Liu and Taiwanese actress Wen Qi attend a roadshow for Girls on Wire, a film about women, in Shanghai, China, on March 9, 2025.

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10 March 2025

Actor Yang Haoyu attends a roadshow for ''Girls on Wire,'' a film about women, in Shanghai, China, on March 9, 2025.

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28 February 2024

A relative of a girl who died while being a passenger on the train is hugging the wire fence of the railway track and mourning the loss of his beloved, in Tempi Thessaly, Greece, on on February 28, 2024.

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28 February 2024

A relative of a girl who died while being a passenger on the train is hugging the wire fence of the railway track and mourning the loss of his beloved, in Tempi Thessaly, Greece, on on February 28, 2024.

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29 April 2022

Participants are seen during the 'March of the Living' at the former Nazi-German Auschwitz Birkenau concentration and extermination camp in Brzezinka, Poland on April 28, 2022. The annual march is a part of educational program, which brings Jewish students from around the world to Poland, where they explore the remnants of the Holocaust. Participants march silently three kilometers from Auschwitz I to Auschwitz II Birkenau, the largest Nazi concentration camp complex built during World War II.

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28 April 2022

Participants are seen during the 'March of the Living' at the former Nazi-German Auschwitz Birkenau concentration and extermination camp in Brzezinka, Poland on April 28, 2022. The annual march is a part of educational program, which brings Jewish students from around the world to Poland, where they explore the remnants of the Holocaust. Participants march silently three kilometers from Auschwitz I to Auschwitz II Birkenau, the largest Nazi concentration camp complex built during World War II.

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26 January 2022

A little girl carries her food in the camp. Inside the new Refugee camp in Samos island that has been created in Greece with the support of the EU, as it is the first EU-funded closed controlled facility, the new Samos RIC ( Reception and Identification center) as Europe will spend 276 million euros of EU money for new camps on the islands of Samos, Lesbos, Chios, Kos and Leros . Daily life in the new migrant camp with the prefabricated houses, a closed controlled facility where people can enter only by using their card in addition to their biometrical fingerprint. The new camp can host up to 3500 people split in 8 different main areas according to the group category or ethnicity and there is also a prison like detention facility. On September 21 the authorities moved all the remaining people from the former camp located in Vathi - Samos to the new one without any problems and resistance. Building and additional work is still in process. Police and private security do a screening - security check before entering in the camp. Right now 283 people are located in the new facility that was officially opened a few days ago with European representation. In the camp operate some NGO like euro relief, msf nearby, in addition to IOM and UNHCR. After the relocation asylum seekers complained about the lack of shadow, the quality of food and the distance from the town. The camp has residents from Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, Somalia and other African countries. The official name is the Closed Controlled Access Center of Samos, run by the Greek government from the Ministry of Migration & Asylum. Zervou, Samos Island, Greece on September 23, 2021

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26 January 2022

Little refugee girl as seen playing in the camp. Inside the new Refugee camp in Samos island that has been created in Greece with the support of the EU, as it is the first EU-funded closed controlled facility, the new Samos RIC ( Reception and Identification center) as Europe will spend 276 million euros of EU money for new camps on the islands of Samos, Lesbos, Chios, Kos and Leros . Daily life in the new migrant camp with the prefabricated houses, a closed controlled facility where people can enter only by using their card in addition to their biometrical fingerprint. The new camp can host up to 3500 people split in 8 different main areas according to the group category or ethnicity and there is also a prison like detention facility. On September 21 the authorities moved all the remaining people from the former camp located in Vathi - Samos to the new one without any problems and resistance. Building and additional work is still in process. Police and private security do a screening - security check before entering in the camp. Right now 283 people are located in the new facility that was officially opened a few days ago with European representation. In the camp operate some NGO like euro relief, msf nearby, in addition to IOM and UNHCR. After the relocation asylum seekers complained about the lack of shadow, the quality of food and the distance from the town. The camp has residents from Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, Somalia and other African countries. The official name is the Closed Controlled Access Center of Samos, run by the Greek government from the Ministry of Migration & Asylum. Zervou, Samos Island, Greece on September 23, 2021

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26 January 2022

Little refugee girl as seen playing in the camp. Inside the new Refugee camp in Samos island that has been created in Greece with the support of the EU, as it is the first EU-funded closed controlled facility, the new Samos RIC ( Reception and Identification center) as Europe will spend 276 million euros of EU money for new camps on the islands of Samos, Lesbos, Chios, Kos and Leros . Daily life in the new migrant camp with the prefabricated houses, a closed controlled facility where people can enter only by using their card in addition to their biometrical fingerprint. The new camp can host up to 3500 people split in 8 different main areas according to the group category or ethnicity and there is also a prison like detention facility. On September 21 the authorities moved all the remaining people from the former camp located in Vathi - Samos to the new one without any problems and resistance. Building and additional work is still in process. Police and private security do a screening - security check before entering in the camp. Right now 283 people are located in the new facility that was officially opened a few days ago with European representation. In the camp operate some NGO like euro relief, msf nearby, in addition to IOM and UNHCR. After the relocation asylum seekers complained about the lack of shadow, the quality of food and the distance from the town. The camp has residents from Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, Somalia and other African countries. The official name is the Closed Controlled Access Center of Samos, run by the Greek government from the Ministry of Migration & Asylum. Zervou, Samos Island, Greece on September 23, 2021

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26 January 2022

Little refugee girl as seen playing in the camp. Inside the new Refugee camp in Samos island that has been created in Greece with the support of the EU, as it is the first EU-funded closed controlled facility, the new Samos RIC ( Reception and Identification center) as Europe will spend 276 million euros of EU money for new camps on the islands of Samos, Lesbos, Chios, Kos and Leros . Daily life in the new migrant camp with the prefabricated houses, a closed controlled facility where people can enter only by using their card in addition to their biometrical fingerprint. The new camp can host up to 3500 people split in 8 different main areas according to the group category or ethnicity and there is also a prison like detention facility. On September 21 the authorities moved all the remaining people from the former camp located in Vathi - Samos to the new one without any problems and resistance. Building and additional work is still in process. Police and private security do a screening - security check before entering in the camp. Right now 283 people are located in the new facility that was officially opened a few days ago with European representation. In the camp operate some NGO like euro relief, msf nearby, in addition to IOM and UNHCR. After the relocation asylum seekers complained about the lack of shadow, the quality of food and the distance from the town. The camp has residents from Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, Somalia and other African countries. The official name is the Closed Controlled Access Center of Samos, run by the Greek government from the Ministry of Migration & Asylum. Zervou, Samos Island, Greece on September 23, 2021

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26 January 2022

A man is cycling a bike with a little girl in the camp at the BLUE zone. Inside the new Refugee camp in Samos island that has been created in Greece with the support of the EU, as it is the first EU-funded closed controlled facility, the new Samos RIC ( Reception and Identification center) as Europe will spend 276 million euros of EU money for new camps on the islands of Samos, Lesbos, Chios, Kos and Leros . Daily life in the new migrant camp with the prefabricated houses, a closed controlled facility where people can enter only by using their card in addition to their biometrical fingerprint. The new camp can host up to 3500 people split in 8 different main areas according to the group category or ethnicity and there is also a prison like detention facility. On September 21 the authorities moved all the remaining people from the former camp located in Vathi - Samos to the new one without any problems and resistance. Building and additional work is still in process. Police and private security do a screening - security check before entering in the camp. Right now 283 people are located in the new facility that was officially opened a few days ago with European representation. In the camp operate some NGO like euro relief, msf nearby, in addition to IOM and UNHCR. After the relocation asylum seekers complained about the lack of shadow, the quality of food and the distance from the town. The camp has residents from Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, Somalia and other African countries. The official name is the Closed Controlled Access Center of Samos, run by the Greek government from the Ministry of Migration & Asylum. Zervou, Samos Island, Greece on September 23, 2021

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1 October 2021

People hold banners during a protest in solidarity with Afghan and other refugees stuck at Polish-Belarusian border. Krakow, Poland on September 3, 2021. Poland has declared State of Emergency on the border with Belarus after a group of migrants from Afghanistan has been stopped and prevented from proceeding into Poland in a border village Usnarz Gorny.

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21 May 2021

Libyan-Irish singer Farah Elle performs a song with images of refugee crises in the background, inside EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum in Dublin on Wednesday, May 19, as part of Herstory's new Parallel Peace Project, launched on World Cultural Diversity Day for Dialogue and Development. Syrian, Somali, Kenyan, Libyan activists took part in a project in Dublin that tells the story of women and girls on the island of Ireland whose lives have been hit by wars and social conflicts. On Thursday, 20 May 2021, in Dublin, Ireland.

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21 May 2021

Libyan-Irish singer Farah Elle seen with images of the Libyan war in the background, inside EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum in Dublin on Wednesday, May 19, as part of Herstory's new Parallel Peace Project, launched on World Cultural Diversity Day for Dialogue and Development. Syrian, Somali, Kenyan, Libyan activists took part in a project in Dublin that tells the story of women and girls on the island of Ireland whose lives have been hit by wars and social conflicts. On Thursday, 20 May 2021, in Dublin, Ireland.

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21 May 2021

Libyan-Irish singer Farah Elle seen with images of the Libyan war in the background, inside EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum in Dublin on Wednesday, May 19, as part of Herstory's new Parallel Peace Project, launched on World Cultural Diversity Day for Dialogue and Development. Syrian, Somali, Kenyan, Libyan activists took part in a project in Dublin that tells the story of women and girls on the island of Ireland whose lives have been hit by wars and social conflicts. On Thursday, 20 May 2021, in Dublin, Ireland.

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21 May 2021

Libyan-Irish singer Farah Elle seen with images of the Libyan war in the background, inside EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum in Dublin on Wednesday, May 19, as part of Herstory's new Parallel Peace Project, launched on World Cultural Diversity Day for Dialogue and Development. Syrian, Somali, Kenyan, Libyan activists took part in a project in Dublin that tells the story of women and girls on the island of Ireland whose lives have been hit by wars and social conflicts. On Thursday, 20 May 2021, in Dublin, Ireland.

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