ILMAR RAAGIGA NÄITUSEL — KUI MA ÜKSKORD SUUREKS SAAN

Publikuprogramm, Uudis

31.10.2020 / 14:00 - 15:00

Filmirežisöör ja ÜRO rahuvalvemissiooni raames Malis ning Euroopa Liidu missioonil Kesk-Aafrika Vabariigis töötanud Ilmar Raag teeb ainukordse näituseringkäigu Vincent Tremeau fotonäitusel „Kui ma ükskord suurks saan”.

Tuuril osalejate arv seoses Covid-19 levikuga rangelt piiratud. Sissepääs näitusepiletiga, mille palume soetada eelmüügist. Kõigil tuuril osalejatel palve kanda kaitsemaski.

Maimouna poses dressed up as a nurse, in Carnot, Central African Republic.
Only the organization Doctors Without Borders brings health care to the displaced families living within the enclave.

Ibrahim, Soldier, Central African Republic
"One day, I will be a soldier"

Ibrahim and his family fled their village because of the conflict. They have taken refuge in a Catholic Parish in Bangui, where they live under the protection of the blue helmet soldiers of MINUSCA (the United Nations Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in the Central African Republic). Photo by Vincent Tremeau, 2014

Awa poses dressed up as a teacher, in Carnot, Central African Republic.

In 2013, before the conflict broke out, 67% of children in CAR were attending school. Nowadays, they are much less : it is estimated that 1.4 million children have not yet made their way to school again.

Khadija Kaku, 15, from Nigeria.

"I was born in a remote village in north-eastern Nigeria with no school and no clean drinking water. In 2010, there was another drought. We couldn’t harvest enough to live on for the rest of the year. We had to leave our home to travel to a village on the shores of Lake Chad. Feeling threatened by Boko Haram, we decided to leave our village in the hope of finding safety. We only spent 5 or 6 months there. One morning, men in turbans and dressed in black attacked the village, destroying everything in their path. We ran to the lake and jumped into a boat to flee to Chad. "

"I'd like to work in IT and new technologies. What I’ve learned is that with the internet, even if you don’t know something, somebody in the world has what you need. It’s the best way to learn and to share knowledge. My uncle had a television, a computer and a small shop where he charged people’s phones. This is where I developed a passion for new technologies. We watched Bollywood shows and music videos from all over Africa. Then we’d go out with friends and try to imitate the movies or the lyrics for fun.”

Following Boko Haram attacks, many Nigerian took refuge in Chad.

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