Saharawi: The Dignity of a People
by Stefano Montesi
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About the Book
The images collected in this book come from several journeys to the refugee camps in the Tinduf region, in southwestern Algeria, where the Saharawi people have lived in exile since 1975. This exile was caused by the Moroccan invasion of Western Sahara, which forced hundreds of thousands of people to leave their land and seek refuge in the desert. According to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), the Saharawi refugee population in this area is currently estimated at 173,600 people.
Features & Details
- Primary Category: Arts & Photography Books
- Additional Categories Portfolios
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Project Option: US Letter, 8.5×11 in, 22×28 cm
# of Pages: 68 - Publish Date: Jul 06, 2026
- Language English
- Keywords Reportage, Sahara Occidentale, Saharawi
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About the Creator
Stefano Montesi
Rome, Italy
Stefano Montesi Photojournalist Stefano Montesi works on social, political, and geographic eportage, with a focus on marginalized and underreported stories. Since 1979, he has documented, among other subjects, migration, the Sahrawi people, Catholic traditions, amateur boxing, and prison life in Rome. His archive is a living and evolving record of collective memory. His photographs are distributed by the German agency IMAGO. stefanomontesi.photoshelter.com This book is part of a series o f monographs
