Magnum Photosのインスタグラム(magnumphotos) - 6月20日 16時10分

Today is World Refugee Day. Magnum’s coverage of the movement of displaced people stretches back to the post-war Europe captured by Magnum founders Robert Capa, Henri Cartier-Bresson, George Rodger and David 'Chim' Seymour, and goes right up to the present day, with many Magnum photographers covering the current migrant crisis, which includes Paolo Pellegrin’s ‘Desperate Crossings’ series, Jérôme Sessini’s studies of the Calais Jungle and @MarkTPower's explorations of refugee camps.
This image by Patrick Zachmann: “On the road at night, a small family of illegal immigrants that fled the Taliban has succeeded in crossing the Aegean Sea from the Turkish border to Lesbos. They are happy to be in Europe but they don't understand why the police don't take them to a refugee camp. A police car just stopped, talked to them and left. They don't realise yet that they will have to go through an overcrowded detention center and then will have one month to leave the country.” Lesbos, Greece, September 2009. © #PatrickZachmann/#MagnumPhotos

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