Few people know - let alone care - about the huge number of Palestinians scattered throughout the world at this point in history.As the world attempts to stifle their stories, we are proud to present a series of images of U.S.,German and Scottish Palestinians seen through the lenses of three different photographers.

Najib Joe Hakim is a Palestinian photographer who works as a documentary and editorial photographer in the San Francisco Bay area. He is a Political Art Fellow at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, the recipient of the 2020 Rebuilding Alliance Storytellers Award for his Home Away from Home: Little Palestine by the Bay project and also a past nominee for the US Artist Fellowship.

Ursula Mindermann lives in Telgte,Near Muenster, in the western part of Germany.She has a long and distinguished relationship with Palestine and its people. She has supported business enterprises in and around Bethlehem and featured in NPP's last exhibition "Humans of Palestine".She is vice-president of the German-Palestine Society.

Craig Maclean is one of Scotland's foremost documentary photographers.His work has featured in the Scottish National Gallery, the Sottish National Portrait Gallery and the Glasgow Gallery of Modern Art.He has an outstanding track record of teaching photography in diverse locations such as prisons, community arts centres, and among those living on the streets of Edinburgh.