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Saving lives and building HOPE for Delhi’s mothers and children
This is Poonam, a beneficiary of HOPE foundation’s Sanjha Pahel initiative in Delhi and one of the success stories of their maternal and child health work.
Posted in Humanitarian / Social Issues, India, Photo Essays
Tagged children, development, health, hope, HOPE foundation, humanitarian photography, India, NGO, poverty, social issues, women
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Irregular Migration, the Problem (Save the Children)
Irregular Migration, an Alternative Through CSR (Save the Children)
Save the Children – Humanitarian photography update from Egypt
It’s been a while since I last wrote, and it’s been a busy time for me. During the past six weeks or so, I’ve been working with Save the Children (UK)‘s Egypt office to develop communications material for its …
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Tagged children, CSR, development, Egypt, European Union, hope, human trafficking, Middle East and North Africa, NGO, people smuggling, photography, poverty, Robin Wyatt, Save the Children, social issues, tourism, travel, youth
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Egypt’s Next Generation
The images in the photo essay I published today are drawn from my first couple of months in Cairo. While some of the photographs were taken as part of my project on the hopes and visions of Egyptians post-revolution, …
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Tagged Cairo, children, Egypt, hope, Middle East and North Africa, poverty, revolution, social issues, Tahrir Square, tourism, travel, visual peacemaking, youth
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Looking to the Future: Cairo’s low paid
On 1st June 2011, Egypt’s Finance Minister Samir Radwan announced that the minimum wage will be increased by 75% to E£700 (US$117 / £72) per month; between 1984 and November 2010, it had remained unchanged at just E£36 (US$6 …
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Tagged development, duties, Egypt, hope, human rights, Middle East and North Africa, poverty, revolution, social issues, vision, visual peacemaking
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I made a little friend the other day…
I recently moved into a flat in Maadi in Cairo, where I plan to stay for at least the next few weeks while I work on my current project on hope and vision in Egypt (more to be revealed …
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Tagged Cairo, children, Egypt, humanity, poverty, visual peacemaking, youth
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25 Years of Struggle and Reconstruction in Narmada Valley
The images in this photo essay document the work of Narmada Bachao Andolan (NBA) activists during 21st to 23rd October 2010, as the movement and its supporters from all over India gathered in the Narmada Valley to mark 25 years …
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Tagged activism, human rights, India, injustice, land rights, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Narmada, people's movement, poverty, rehabilitation, social issues, solidarity, tribal people, vulnerability
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Western Ghats Under Threat II: Open cast mining
Photo essay about the detrimental effects on the environment and society of open cast mining and deforestation in Maharashtra’s Western Ghats, India.
Posted in Environment, India, Photo Essays
Tagged corruption, deforestation, development, environment, India, injustice, Maharashtra, open cast mining, poverty, religion, social issues
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Western Ghats Under Threat (Part II): Open cast mining
This photo essay from Sindhudurg District in the Indian state of Maharashtra is the second story from a two-part series on environmentally destructive activities in the Western Ghats region, originally produced for Tehelka in November 2010. I would like to acknowledge …
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Tagged corruption, deforestation, development, environment, India, injustice, Maharashtra, open cast mining, poverty, religion, social issues
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Western Ghats Under Threat (Part I): Sand mining
The images in the photo essay I’ve published on this site today come from Raigad District in the Indian state of Maharashtra. Together, they make up the first of a two-part series from that country’s Western Ghats. The work was …
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Tagged corruption, environment, India, injustice, Maharashtra, poverty, rehabilitation, sand mining, social issues
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Western Ghats Under Threat I: Sand mining
Photo essay about the detrimental effects on the environment and society of sand mining in Maharashtra’s Western Ghats, India.
Posted in Environment, India, Photo Essays
Tagged corruption, environment, India, injustice, Maharashtra, poverty, rehabilitation, sand mining, social issues
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