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Genocide
Sudan II
With a rising death toll surpassing
50,000 in the last year, Sudan remains
one of the world's forgotten trajedies. Renowned photographer James
Nachtwey captured the survivors living in shelters and completely
dependent on international aid that is difficult to obtain.
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Genocide Sudan I
Jahi
Chikwendiu, photographer.
Newly arriving Sudanese refugees
can do nothing but accept a massive sandstorm at the Ouri Cassoni
refugee camp just outside Baha'i, Chad. Of the estimated 187,816
Sudanese refugees in Chad, roughly 16,771 reside in Ouri Cassoni.
Photographer Jahi
Chikwendiu, washington post, has won many awards for his
coverage of the genocide
in Sudan.
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Health
and the Wall
Health and Wall Three
medical organizations: Medecins du Monde, Physicians
for Human Rights, and Palestine Red Crescent
Soceity have luanched a common voice intiative to speek
to the health impacts of Israel's Wall in the West bank. A series
of Artworks depicting the impact of the Wall on the access to
health services in the West Bank. www.healthandwall.org |
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Photographs From Iraq
A selection of very graphic
& disturbing photos from occupied Iraq taken in the last
month are posted at the Houston Indymedia Web site. Photographs
From Iraq
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Kai
Wiedenhöfer: Iran
Kai
Wiedenhöfer has a number of relevant photo essays
on his Web site, including a series dedicated to Young People
in Iran, The Wall in Israeli Occupied Territories, and a visit
to Afghanistan. View more at the following link: Kai
Wiedenhöfer
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A unique photographer's cooperative
committed to raising awareness of social and environmental justice
issues. Global
Aware
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Fences Photographer
Bruno Stevens "The only way to bring peace to the Israeli
people is by recognizing the right of the Palestinian people
to live in peace within a viable independent state of their
own." Fences |
Wounded Warrior Project Mission Photographer
Nina Berman The Project seeks to assist those men and women
of our armed forces who have been severely injured during the
conflicts in Iraq, Afghanistan, and other hot spots around
the world. Hear Berman's interview on On
Point.
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Photographer Jan
Grarup Rapho The
Boys From Ramallah Jan Grarup of Rapho/Stern Magazine,
received the 59th Annual Pictures of the Year International
(POYi) World Understanding Award for the story "The Boys
From Ramallah " which was published in Stern Magazine.
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Palestinian Portrait by Rob Wurzer "While
violence is an ever-present element of life in the Palestinian
Territories, most media accounts focus exclusively on that. To
follow or donate to the project, visit: Blue
Earth Alliance
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A young girl peers out from behind
a door during curfew in Balata.Photo taken by Nik, a British
ISM volunteer from Leicester. Balata
Film Collective Film is an important means of both resistance
and communication. The Balata Film Collective was initated to
enable young Palestinians from Balata to break their isolation,
challenge their oppression and and represent their lives to the
world.
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