The first part showcases the work of American photographer Lisa Kristine. Since 2009, she has been documenting forced labor and human trafficking where they occur: quarries and brick kilns in Nepal, gold mines and fishing in Ghana, mica and textile industries in India, and fishing fleets in Thailand.
The second part is dedicated to Afghanistan, as seen through the lens of French photojournalist Élise Blanchard, who documented the country’s history from 2018 to 2025. Her fieldwork offers a glimpse into the daily lives of women and girls under the Taliban regime.