Nubians from Sudan were conscripted by the British Army and brought to Kenya in the late 1880s. After Kenya's independence they have not been recognized as a tribe in Kenya and have faced discriminated on almost every level. Their claim to land rights have been denied, they are denied National ID cards, passports and employment in even the lowest paying jobs. Land that their families have lived on for over 100 years, is now the Kibera slum.
Greg Constantine has been based in Thailand since 2006. His work has been widely published and has received a number of awards, including the 2008 Society of Publishers in Asia Award for Feature Photography. For the last three years he has been working on a long term project called, Nowhere People, which documents the struggles of stateless people in Asia, Africa and the Middle East.
