Hany Al Moliya never imagined he’d become a refugee. But three years ago, after members of his family were murdered in their homes, he and his remaining relatives fled the country and found themselves in a Lebanese refugee camp. He is legally blind and tells his story through photography.
Edited by Lisa Cazzato Vieyra
Filmed by Marc Hofer
Produced and directed by Zahra Mackaoui – @ZahraM5225
Hany’s Story was produced in association with The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees
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Finally found this video! RESPECT god bless you and your family
Great story. I hope soon we will see you as a successful photographer
Great story and subject matter. An inspiration to all photographers.
The feels
Very well done and enjoyed it hopefully will open some with eyes that refuse to understand and learn…….instead of choosing the easy path and remain ignorant. Very beautiful people.
wow that's so sad
I am blind in my right eye and I am also on meds that I have to pay for myself my little baby has been killed and I have lost my home also this year I have lost £20,000 because I can not use my own land in Dorset that I have had for more than 25 years using this emotional crap on people like me will not work I have also had my best friend killed by a woman and only have two days work next but need to pay £4,000 in rent and yes I do pick up tin cans that wa*ker school kids throw all over the place.
wow not even blind
Using disability to emotional blackmail us.
He doesn't represent the average migrant. Just like you report on the exception and not the rule.
Great video
Amazing, Thank u, Channel 4 👍