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Nothing could have fated Antonin Richard to rescue people at sea. But in 2016, after training as a journalist, he left France and travelled to the island of Lesbos to participate in rescue operations in the Mediterranean Sea with Greenpeace activists. Through his story of four years of rescuing migrants at sea, Antonin Richard reports from the inside the daily life of those who wish to give migrants the right to have a better future, and the consequences of Europe’s migration policies.
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Antonin Richard’ s first experience with activism was through documentary films and his participation in «social intervention cinema», which involves acting on reality, until it transforms it. In 2016, he left for Lesbos with Greenpeace activists to participate in rescue operations at sea. He joined the Médecins Sans Frontières rescue team, then embarked as a rescuer on several NGO ships off Libya. He today continues to help with rescue expeditions.
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- Publisher Les étaques
- Publication Date 2020
- Orginal LanguageFrench
- ISBN/Identifier 9782490205059
- Publication Country or regionFrance
- FormatPaperback
- Pages196
- ReadershipGeneral
- Publish StatusPublished
- Dimensions11x18 cm
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