WEBCLIP 3 (EN)_OV Kira_"Obviously so many people don’t care"

The third of three webclips featuring testimony from Kira, MSF cultural mediator on board Ocean Viking. They can be used together, or separately, in any order.

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Unique Identifier Code / URN MSF296665

Date taken / Date Recorded 04/12/2019 12:00 AM

Country Mediterranean Sea

Commissioning section MSF-NETHERLANDS

Photographer / videographer / producer Negin Allamehzadeh

Usage Rights (MSF) External Media, MSF Fundraising, MSF Publications, Social Media

Formal Consent Copy available yes

Editor's rating ★★★★★ (C)

Video format h264 (Main) (avc1 / 0x31637661)

Duration 1m49s

Maximum Size 1920px × 1080px 392.58 MB

Additional Information / Shotlist WEBCLIP 3 SCRIPT
00:00-00:04 The day of the disembarkation is always calm, silent.

00:04-00:08 I believe people are afraid of the unknown.

GRAPHIC 00:04-00:08 KIRA, MSF Cultural Mediator, Ocean Viking

00:08-00:12 I remember this guy who was a very, very strong character.

00:13-00:15 And the day of disembarkation,

00:15-00:18 until the last moment he seemed fine. And then,

00:19-00:21 when we were there, just next to the disembarkation point,

00:21-00:24 the guy came to me and hugged me and he started crying.

00:24-00:30 And he said something like, “I will never forget that you are the only person who took care of me.”

00:30-00:34 They are just worried what will happen next.

00:34-00:36 I mean, every, every, every, everyone

00:36-00:40 has a right, more than a right,

00:40-00:42 to live, to have dignity.

00:42-00:47 And rescuing people, it’s an obligation.

00:47-00:51 It’s supposed to be the state who is doing this job.

00:51-00:56 And since no state is doing their job, this is why we are here.

00:56-00:57 Why do people risk their life?

00:57-01:00 It’s not an adventure.

01:00-01:04 People are risking their life because they have no more life.

01:04-01:05 They have nothing to lose.

01:06-01:08 Out there is still a lot of people trapped.

01:08-01:12 And obviously so many people don’t care

01:12-01:14 and the others, they don’t know.

01:14-00:16 The dreams that people shared with me

00:17-01:20 are really, really, really very simple.

01:20-01:23 It’s supposed to be a right, not a dream.

01:23-01:25 Going to school.

01:25-01:26 Having dignity.

01:27-01:28 Being treated well.

01:28-01:30 Having a family, having a job.

01:30-01:33 To sleep and wake up in the same place also.

01:33-01:36 We don’t think of those things at all

01:36-01:41 because we have it already. But for so many people it’s a dream.

01:41-01:44 They want to have a safe place to stay.

01:45-01:46 That’s all.

01:46-01:49 I think the world can provide that.

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