For most people, prison is a place to escape from. For South Koreans in need of a break from the demands of everyday life, a day in a faux jail is the escape.

Afghan male immigrants, who are ‘unrecognized’ in Antalya, Turkey try to survive by working in recycling, namely collecting papers, plastics, and glasses. What they share in common is their passion for playing cricket, the national sport of Afghanistan. Cricket for them happens to be a tool of resistance while the cricket field becomes a piece of home, where they feel themselves in Afghanistan.

In Kenya, 800,000 Kenyans live with epilepsy and a majority of them experience challenges to live beyond their epilepsy due to the stigmatization and lack of accessible, affordable and reliable health care provision. Many Kenyans confuse epilepsy with witchcraft, demon possession, a worm in the brain and they often think it is contagious and God’s punishment.