Niger, a vast and arid state on the edge of the Sahara desert, is one of the poorest countries on our planet. It's infant mortality rate is the second highest in the world and a shocking 40% of Niger's children - over a million - suffer from chronic malnutrition. With UNICEF's assistance, a team of photographers - Anthony Dawton, Jim McFarlane and Giuseppe Aquili - travelled around the country recording what they found there. This extraordinary trip forms the basis of a new book, the latest in the Silent Witnesses series.

 

Beautifully printed in Florence by one of Italy's oldest and best printers. The book contains 257 pages with 185 photographs.

 

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