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Mastering this split image is the role which photographers of African origin have assigned themselves, sometimes against their better judgement, in order to avoid misunderstandings.
Mastering this split image is the role which photographers of African origin have assigned themselves, sometimes against their better judgement, in order to avoid misunderstandings.
La Desolata is a female religious procession that happens during the Holy Week, precisely on the day after Jesus Christ's death.
Documentary series presenting nine anonymous stories of women who suffered from domestic violence in Moldova, Transnistria region.
All my childhood I was listening stories how some boy/man with friends were stealing a girl, to get a married after her.
I am not sure I have justified this story photographically but it’s my attempt that in fact has opened up my heart to understand other part of my LIFE.
Violence Against Women, © Monirul Alam 25/11/2015 Dhaka,Bangladesh Bangladesh Monirul Alam Nov. 25, 2015 – Dhaka, Bangladesh – Women activists protest demanding elimination of violence against women on the occasion of the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women in front of Central Shaid Minar in Dhaka.Recent global prevalence...
Today, when our country, is becoming more powerful, desirable, economical balanced place in world, the position of a women has remained the same, actually it has
In the room, photo essay by Francesca Cesari A secluded and silent place where a mother puts her child to sleep through breast-feeding. The transition between waking and sleeping, as the fulfillment takes over every resistance and distraction. The mother’s solid presence consciously supporting the baby’s passage into unconsciousness, renewing...
Their battle, I believe, is harder than that of their male counterparts, as they are not only fighting for their basic rights as Kurds, but also as women, in societies that are heavily male-dominated.
On paves, tortuos and uphill roads, or unpaved and dusty ones, under scorching sun, with mud under their feet, I met young and old women.
My project discoverd the issues which hover over the head covering worn in public by some Muslim women.
“People say you did your time, you paid your debt, and you deserve to forgive yourself. But is there really a debt that you can pay?”
Lebanese women can not transmit citizenship to foreign husbands and children. 35.000 are married to foreigners, and there are over 100.000 non-citizens on a population of almost four million inhabitants.
