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Sweden. Single mother and librarian, Linnea Tell, hosts Syrian refugee, Alqumit Alhamad, in Malmö, Sweden. This portrait is part of the No Stranger Place series, which portrays locals and refugees living together

Sweden. Single mother and librarian, Linnea Tell, hosts Syrian gay Muslim artist, Alqumit Alhamad, who is now thriving in Malmö. Photo: Aubrey Wade / UNHCR

Sweden. Single mother and librarian, Linnea Tell, hosts Syrian gay Muslim artist, Alqumit Alhamad, who is now thriving in Malmö. Photo: Aubrey Wade / UNHCR

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  • United Kingdom. Ingrid Van Loo Plowman and her son Ross host three refugees in their home in Epsom: Isak, 18, from Ethiopia, 19-year-old Abdul, from Syria and a 31-year-old engineer from the Middle East who declined to be identified for security reasons. Photo: Aubrey Wade / UNHCR
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