A Photograph Allows Us to Really Stare

New Brussels exhibition shows modern slavery through photos ahead of EU Parliament debate.

Nov 7, 2026

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A Photograph Allows Us to Really Stare

New Brussels exhibition shows modern slavery through photos ahead of EU Parliament debate.

In brief

New Brussels exhibition shows modern slavery through photos ahead of EU Parliament debate. A Brussels exhibition documents modern human slavery using photographs to raise awareness before EU Parliament discusses anti-trafficking strategies. Originally reported by EUobserver.

New Brussels Exhibition

A photography exhibition examining modern slavery opened in Brussels ahead of EU Parliament discussions on anti-trafficking strategies.

Trafficking Victim Story

A woman returns to her village with jewelry and trinkets, promising jobs in Kathmandu while being trafficked.

Lisa Kristine's View

Visitors at the “Slavery: Stories of the Present” exhibition at the Géopolis museum. It is estimated some 50 million people around the world are enslaved

Lisa Kristine says a photograph allows us to really stare at victims to build empathy.

“a photograph allows for us to really stare”

Afghan Women's Story

Afghan girls and women face forced marriage due to family debts from climate change.

Here's the gist

A Brussels exhibition documents modern human slavery using photographs to raise awareness before EU Parliament discusses anti-trafficking strategies.

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