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Kingsley: The Journey of a Cameroonian Immigrant
"It is a joy to be reunited. I think the most difficult part is over and tha t I've succeeded. But in reality it continues. I am an illegal immigrant out side of the law. And this realization is painful. I can't do anything withou t being afraid." Vitré train station, France. 8 November 2004 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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Kingsley: The Journey of a Cameroonian Immigrant
"The 8th of November, five months since my departure from Limbe, I am in a F rench train station. I am waiting for my friend, a 'brother,' with whom I gr ew up. He married a French woman three years ago and has been living in Euro pe." Vitré train station, France. 8 November 2004. (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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Kingsley: The Journey of a Cameroonian Immigrant
"The Spanish coast guards stopped us. Strangely enough, we were relieved. Th ey made us get into their patrol boat. They were not very kind. But we were all alive." Atlantic Ocean near the Canary Islands. 6 October 2004. (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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Kingsley: The Journey of a Cameroonian Immigrant
"Some were afraidÉ terrified. They had never seen the ocean before. They did n't know how to swim. They didn't dare move from the bottom of the boat. Som e were seasick and were throwing up. Some were so scared that they wet thems elves." Atlantic Ocean somewhere between Morocco and the Canary Islands. 6 O ctober 2004. (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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