Samuel Nacar

Samuel Nacar is a freelance photojournalist who has been covering the migrant crisis in Europe for the past three years. He is sometimes based in Barcelona, but most of the time he's somewhere else.

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In Pictures: Solidarity evokes hope on the Poland-Belarus border

The residents living in border towns are welcoming refugees into their homes, keeping them warm and healing their wounds.

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In Pictures: Solidarity evokes hope on the Poland-Belarus border

Stranded in a Serbian border town, refused the right of asylum

Croatian police violate international law by using brute force against the fleeing Afghan refugees who find themselves trapped in a cold Serbian town.

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Stranded in a Serbian border town, refused the right of asylum

Defiant women flood Barcelona — an unprecedented sight

Women in Barcelona say they have been suffering from toxic masculinity for decades. In a series of portraits, we take a deeper look into their lives.

10 MIN READ

Defiant women flood Barcelona — an unprecedented sight

Prisoners of Greek Islands

Refugee families trapped in Greek Islands are surviving various odds — from tackling violence to rape threats — with the hope that the European Union may agree to assimilate them into Europe.

14 MIN READ

Imprisoned, tortured, sold as slaves and then rescued in the Mediterranean

Before taking the dangerous sea journey to Europe, tens of thousands of migrants face several life-threatening situations on land. And Libya has become the most treacherous transit route.

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Imprisoned, tortured, sold as slaves and then rescued in the Mediterranean