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Hidden Voices: Urban Refugees in Nairobi, Kenya from MediaServe International on Vimeo.
Hidden Voices: Urban Refugees is a video produced by the International Rescue Committee and MediaServe International. The short film highlights the daily struggles facing thousands of urban refugees living in the Kenyan capital city of Nairobi. In their own words, the refugees tell of how they face poverty, harassment and violence as they make their way in the urban environment.
The video illustrates the many issues highlighted in a new report Hidden and Exposed: Urban Refugees in Nairobi, Kenya which you can read at theIRC.org
Special thanks to:
Staff of the International Rescue Committee in Kenya,
Amina Abdi, Amina Bashir, Tsegay Geleta and Kadir Mumad Umer, and
Kituo Cha Sheria, Zindua Afrika.
Written by: Joanne Offer & John Gyovai
Cinematography: John Gyovai & Ken Oloo
Editing: John Gyovai
Color Correction/Audio Mixing: Team Video
Music: “The Light” The Album Leaf – “Nani, Nani” Neema Ntalel, Kora Award Winner, 2005 – All rights reserved
Photography: Peter Biro, IRC, John Gyovai, Ken Oloo
Production partners: Cool Lights, Audio Video Electronics, Lens Rentals, CineCue Music
Equipment used: Canon 7D, Canon 17-55 IS 2.8, Canon 70-200 F4
Title: Hidden Voices: Urban Refugees in Nairobi, Kenya
Duration: 12:56
Category: Human Rights, Refugees
Added on: December 11th, 2010
Gada Roba said,
October 31, 2011 @ 5:22 pm
I don’t have much words to say, but i would like to say:1, why most of you are trading your business by the name of oromo people? 2, I know all of us need freedom in our land oromia. In another hand, I hope every body understand this”freedom is not free” without sacrifices”.3,settling in foreign lands and fighting for oromos freedom is not the clue and nothing off enemies table down too.5, if we really need freedom let us go back home and fight in our land and let us make sacrifices.In addition, we need to learn more about freedom from ordinary people like American people. otherwise we are making a pride of hyenas and tiger in foreign lands. please stop that and let us go back and die on our land infront of our mom and dad. if you affraid of death you can die in america too. death is normal, let us go and fight to make our country free for next generation. Thanks, Attention please, for all oromo girls and boys this concerning you! let us stop saying oromian ni bilisomti in america and let us go back home and fight in our land. thanks labsi labsi wolif dabarsi!
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Turi sero urgeessa said,
December 22, 2012 @ 8:40 am
1st we have to orgnize our salves.we should notbe fooled againtwice.in 1992 we were deceived by T.p.l.f.now we have to larn from the past.
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