Chinese artist Ai Weiwei to release book of first-hand stories from refugees


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The book 'Human Flow: Stories From The Global Refugee Crisis' is inspired by the interviews with refugees, aid workers, politicians, activists, doctors and local authorities that Weiwei and his collaborators conducted for his 2017 documentary, 'Human Flow.' Photos: AFP

The Chinese dissident artist Ai Weiwei has announced a forthcoming new book, Human Flow: Stories From The Global Refugee Crisis, which will be published on October 13.

Human Flow: Stories From The Global Refugee Crisis is inspired by the interviews with refugees, aid workers, politicians, activists, doctors and local authorities that Weiwei and his collaborators conducted for his 2017 documentary, Human Flow.

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