People in white burkas stranded on an isolated island; a lonely fishing boat on the shore, the only means of escape to an unknown destination and an uncertain future.
The silent scenes of turmoil in the everyday lives of migrants have not escaped the attention of photographer Ampannee Satoh.
Ampannee is one of very few Thai female photographers to explore issues of cultural repression, migration and social unrest in her homeland of Patani in the southern part of Thailand.
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