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France. Annick and Hubert host Farah, a refugee from Sudan, in Rivière. This portrait is part of the No Stranger Place series, which portrays locals and refugees living together

Annick and Hubert host Farah (middle), a refugee from Sudan, in Rivière. For the couple, solidarity goes hand in hand with Christian faith.

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