Nestled along the northern shore of Lake Victoria, the remote Ugandan fishing village of Lambu is a temporary home for many. The community works to make a modest living here before moving on in search of economic opportunities elsewhere. To the untrained eye, Lambu may appear to be a typical village — fishermen mending nets on the shores, women selling goods, and children running in the streets — but a closer look unveils the suffering that takes place along its banks.
