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\| view		May 1st - 28th July 2013, Photographs by Wade Goddard - From May the 9th 1993, the 9 month battle for Mostar began, Bosnian Croat forces attempted to seize full control of the city from Bosnian Muslims. The east bank of Mostar lay under siege, its residents surviving at ghetto existence, constant shelling and sniping, queuing for water and food, collecting firewood. Young photographer Wade Goddard lived with a family inside the enclave sending his days on the streets, documenting the hardships of living in a city that is killing them

\| Land of Cush / Cedric Gerbehaye

\| view		May 1st - 28th July 2013, Sudan, the largest country in Africa, has just gone through a significant moment in its history. In January 2005, a peace agreement between North and South Sudan put an end to the longest civil war in Africa, with a death toll estimated at two million. The Final March to Freedom, i.e. the years of change as named by the Sudan People’s Liberation Army (SPLA) from the south, ended with the referendum for self-determination held in January 2011. And now, as of July 9, the date set for independence, the South holds control of 80% of oil reserves in Sudan, yet it is still one of the world’s poorest, least developed countries.

\| BROKEN LIGHTS of yugoslavia

\| view		Aug 15 - 31 Oct 2012 - Photographs by Emmanuel Ortiz - A journey through the wars that broke the republics, broke the communities and broke the people of the former Yugoslavia. Emmanuel starts in Croatia visiting the frontlines in eastern Slavonija and the besieged city of Dubrovnik. War later breaks out in Bosnia, Ortiz's coverage of Mostar, Bihaæ and the capital, Sarajevo journeys through the lives both civilian and combatants, their hardships, their loss. Then on to Kosovo and its neighbouring countries that accommodated hundreds of thousands of expelled and fleeing Kosovo Albanians seeking refuge from Serb security forces.

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