migration & exile
The world is fast becoming a space where millions of people are either forced to migrate to seek work that is not available in their regions or into exile for their political views.
They are refugees on the run or landless peasants flocking to the cities to eke out a living in the factories of the emerging global economies. Through their resilience, they manage to retain their dignity against tremendous odds.
Watch the 'Transient Dreams' slideshow of migrant
workers in China in 
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Migrant workers from the interior sleeping outside Guangzhou train station in China -
Migrant workers from the interior buiding new office blocks in Guangdong, China -
Refugees from the Western Sahara carrying gas bottles to their camps in Algeria -
Displaced woman from the civil war of the 80s selling brooms in El Salvador -
Youth displaced by conflict in Mindanao recycling rubbish in Luzon, Philippines -
Landless peasants outside their house built on idle land in the Amazon, Brazil -
Landless family outside their hut on the hills of Tegucigalpa, Honduras -
Young refugee from Zimbabwe working in a shop in Soweto, South Africa -
Palestinian refugee holding her UN ration card in south Lebanon -
Nepalese migrant workers returning home from India
