GUILLERMO GUTIERREZ

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Running Away From War

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Location: Spain, Madrid

Nationality: Peruvian/Spanish

Biography: Guillermo is an independent photographer born in Lima, Peru and based in Madrid, Spain. He studied photojournalism in Madrid and is currently working as freelance photographer, specialising in documentary photography. Previously, Guillermo... MORE

March 2022. An Ukrainian boy lo...the Russian attack in Ukraine.

March 2022. An Ukrainian boy looking through a window bus, in the parking area of a shopping mall used as a temporary shelter in the city of Przemyśl, southeastern Poland, near the border of Ukraine, waiting to be relocated after fleeing the Russian attack in Ukraine.

In February 24th 2022, Russian ...of Ukrainians already resides.

In February 24th 2022, Russian troops invaded Ukraine. The next day,80,000
citizens of the country left their homes to seek refuge in neighboring
countries, according to data from UNHCR. A week later, the number rises to
1,200,000 Ukrainians displaced by the war, most of them women and children.
According to UNHCR, up to four million people could leave Ukraine. Land
transport has become the main escape route since the airspace was closed.Half
of these refugees have crossed the borders into Poland, where a large community
of Ukrainians already resides.

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Running Away From War

Updated Apr 2022

Location Polad-Ukraine

Topics Breaking News, civilian casualties, Combat, Conflict, Confrontation, Documentary, Editorial, Essays, Human Rights, Immigration, Journalism, Migration, Photography, Photojournalism, Refugees, Social Justice, Ukraine, War, War and its effects, Weapons

In February 24th 2022, Russian troops invaded Ukraine. The next day,80,000 citizens of the country left their homes to seek refuge in neighboring countries, according to data from UNHCR. A week later, the number rises to 1,200,000 Ukrainians displaced by the war, most of them women and children. According to UNHCR, up to four million people could leave Ukraine. Land transport has become the main escape route since the airspace was closed. Half of these refugees have crossed the borders into Poland, where a large community of Ukrainians already resides.

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