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A photo exhibit in Taipei is honoring photojournalists of the former magazine Ren Jian, who reported on social and ethnic injustices before and after martial law was lifted in Taiwan in 1987. Exhibit creators digitalized the photos from the magazine's past issues.

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00:00An exhibition in Taipei is giving a stage to photojournalists who captured social and ethnic injustices around the time of Taiwan's democratization.
00:10The exhibition, called Unseen Lives, features stories from the short-lived magazine Renjian.
00:16The digitalized photos witnessed lives in Taiwan during the martial law era and after it ended in 1987.
00:23Ahead of the exhibition's opening day, the Cure Days welcomed some of its featured photojournalists to tell their stories.
00:29One curator, Su Yinglong, said he hopes these photos and stories can live on in the modern age.
00:59The exhibition at the Museum of Taipei University of Education will run until March 1st.
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