More than Migrants (China)

In our third series we share the stories of migrant workers in China, and about the children they leave behind.

Photography by Hibshy Samsadin

Latest Articles

By Xiaolong Intersectionality: the complex, cumulative way in which the effects of multiple forms of discrimination (such as racism, sexism, and

My name is Li Jing

By Maria AB Buy42 Charity Store is a network of shops selling donated items and using the profits to support

“Yes, I'm blind. And I'm a human being too.”

My name is Wang Zhen, my English name is Alex. I’m 40 years old. I’m a blind person. I lost

Inclusion

My name is Zhang Jian. I have had five or six jobs before, and now I work at a travel

The Salt of Pyramid of Babel

By Maria AB A while ago, I watched Wim Wenders’ “The Salt of the Earth”, a documentary that depicts the

Celine’s Struggles and Dreams

Celine, 31 years old. Art designer, painter, graduated from Shanghai University of Applied Technology, and hearing impaired. According to the

Poverty Does Not Last Longer Than Two Generations

By Chloe Hong Three years after the end of the Anti-Japanese War, he was born, as the second to last

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