Trenitalia: voices of migration
Jul 15, 07:42 PM
In the recording, we hear the arrival of Trenitalia 20984, a regional train headed to Trieste Centrale station. As the train comes to a stop, voices of Italians and migrants are audible, suggesting a diverse mix of individuals disembarking. The migrants, predominantly from Afghanistan, Pakistan, and India, among other nationalities, are intercepted on the train, likely en route to seek asylum in Italy.
This recording underscores the theme of migration, highlighting the journey and challenges faced by asylum seekers as they arrive in Italy. It reflects the complex reality of migration, with individuals from various countries seeking refuge and encountering difficulties in accessing proper reception and accommodation due to system saturation.
Behind the sounds, there's a story of hope and struggle as migrants arrive in a new land, uncertain of their future but determined to find safety and opportunity. The voices capture a moment of transition, as these individuals navigate the complexities of immigration procedures and adapt to a new environment.
Emotions in the recording might range from apprehension and uncertainty among the migrants to empathy and concern from those witnessing their arrival. There's likely a sense of urgency and frustration regarding the lack of adequate support and accommodation for the migrants, as highlighted by the overcrowded conditions and reports of people forced to sleep on the streets due to the overwhelmed reception system.
Recorded by Simon Šerc and Martina Testen.
Part of the Migration Sounds project, the world’s first collection of the sounds of human migration.
For more information and to explore the project, see https://www.citiesandmemory.com/migration
This recording underscores the theme of migration, highlighting the journey and challenges faced by asylum seekers as they arrive in Italy. It reflects the complex reality of migration, with individuals from various countries seeking refuge and encountering difficulties in accessing proper reception and accommodation due to system saturation.
Behind the sounds, there's a story of hope and struggle as migrants arrive in a new land, uncertain of their future but determined to find safety and opportunity. The voices capture a moment of transition, as these individuals navigate the complexities of immigration procedures and adapt to a new environment.
Emotions in the recording might range from apprehension and uncertainty among the migrants to empathy and concern from those witnessing their arrival. There's likely a sense of urgency and frustration regarding the lack of adequate support and accommodation for the migrants, as highlighted by the overcrowded conditions and reports of people forced to sleep on the streets due to the overwhelmed reception system.
Recorded by Simon Šerc and Martina Testen.
Part of the Migration Sounds project, the world’s first collection of the sounds of human migration.
For more information and to explore the project, see https://www.citiesandmemory.com/migration