To get into Aida Camp you must first go into Bethlehem, then to Aida Camp. The process is something that can only be explained through Video. Even images do not express the difficulties that the local citizens must go through each and every day to continue to work on the Israeli side, at low wages. This video is only a small example, and you cannot view what goes on inside of the building, the continual locked gates, waiting and hearing over the loudspeaker in Hebrew what instructions to follow to get to the other side. Also, each and every time, one must provide their hand-prints going in and out of the border. The border was funded by the World Bank.
By Photojournalist Susan Brannon. Through the use of documentary photography and participating in photography workshops, The Crossing Borders Project encourages citizens to generate their own voice, rather then others doing it for them. Participants capture images to reflect their lives, their interests, and their stories to share across borders.
Showing posts with label Human Rights. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Human Rights. Show all posts
Sunday, 22 November 2009
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