Bigotry
Bigotry is a story about a neglected freedom, a country in turmoil, and many gagged mouths.
A previously unreleased story and an epitome of an immense body of work, by Suvra Kanti Das.
A previously unreleased story and an epitome of an immense body of work, by Suvra Kanti Das.
Drugs keep us alive
"Without drugs I’m like a car without petrol. If they leave me, I will die”. The life on the edge of two ‘blood brothers’, who make their living as recycling workers in Johannesburg.
Portraits of Strength: Resilience Of Women Exiled As ‘Witches’
There are currently hundreds of women alleged to be 'witches' living in five camps across northern Ghana facing a lack of human rights and discrimination.
The Mlabri of Northern Thailand
The Mlabri are one of the smallest ethnic groups living in Thailand, numbering about 400 people.
In a period of about twenty years they made a transition ...
In a period of about twenty years they made a transition ...
A Hand Shake with a Martian
Provoked by my inner curiosity into the UFO scene in the United Kingdom, A Hand Shake with a Martian is a personal investigation into...
Boots, Rifles, & Diamonds
If there has been anything discovered in recent years, it is that women come in all shapes, sizes, and colors and that’s okay. This project is intended to highlight all those differences in ...
The Temples of an Atheist State
Today the bunkers of Albania resemble the abandoned ruins of ancient temples, which sometimes surrealistically supplement the urban or rural landscapes of the country.
Limbus
The cemeteries of Manila (the capital of the Philippines) are huge communities on the margins of society. With their own structures and manners of functioning, they are home to small houses, markets, eateries, and many shacks, in a situation that borders extreme poverty.
Tefes
The port of Kafountine, in the Senegalese region of Casamance, attracts every morning hundreds of go-getters coming from West African countries. Here fish is the precious pearl of the ocean.
Mongolia’s Nomads
They adapt naturally to the environment, despite the coldness, and receive in return life and prosperity: they are Mongolia's Nomads.
The Manual Drying Process of Rice Grain
Drying of paddy grains are one of the most important step before sending them to Rice mill. Drying reduces grain moisture level to a safe benchmark which is suitable for storage. When rice is harvested it consist of 20 – 30% moisture & high moisture in a grain can destroy the entire sample or encourage development of molds, and increase the likelihood of attack from pests.
Waste of Growing Cities in India
Pollution from human activities is changing the earth’s climate. We see the damage that a disrupted climate can do on our coasts, our forests, mountains, and cities. Those impacts will grow more severe unless we start Rethink, Reduce and Recycle.
Announcing the 2018 World Press Photo Awards Nominees
The World Press Photo Foundation announces the results of its renowned contests, the 61st annual World Press Photo Contest and the 8th annual World Press Photo Digital Storytelling Contest.
The plight of the Rohingya
As nearly a million survivors of ethnic cleansing struggle to rebuild their lives in Bangladesh, the vestiges of violence, ubiquitous illness and injury, emotional trauma, insufficient resources, and food insecurity permeates their new existence...
Pleasure Island
Rimini has been the muse and inspiration for great artists: the renowned director Federico Fellini, in the film Amarcord portrayed an oneirc Rimini perpetually suspended between childhood dreams and teenage turmoil. Also, native-born photographer Marco Pesaresi contributed with his black and white shots...
