Abstract

'The problems facing Bangladesh, South Sudan and Yemen vary greatly, but those who live there have a common aspiration – to be free from fear and insecurity. And whether affected by corruption, political violence, disputes over land, scarcity of resources, domestic violence or any number of other issues, local communities in all three countries face a common challenge: being heard by those in power, and meaningfully included in the decisions that affect their own safety and security . . . The exhibition aims to give a visual voice to people whose daily experiences of conflict and insecurity are too often marginalised and forgotten.

The exhibition seeks to highlight not only the symptoms of insecurity easily visible on the surface, but to go further and identify the peacebuilding opportunities that must be pursued in order to foster development and lasting peace.'