Wednesday, February 8, 2012. A car made of fish. Why would a Jordanian from Aqaba, on the edge of the Red Sea, travel all the way to Yemen to go fishing? Ahmad al-Ahyuwaat, 28, did. When he came back to Jordan, he bought a brand new taxi with which he now ferries tourists around Aqaba. Thursday, December 22, 2011. In cairo, no more yemeni protest tent. To tend to the wounded fr.

Las mujeres de Mauthausen, invisibles en la memoria histórica. Sin derechos, no hay empoderamiento de las mujeres. Mis 25 años de prostitución. El amor romántico perjudica seriamente la igualdad. Campaña a favor de la infancia peruana. Amar más, amar mejor.

This is a blog for the discussion of all things photography related. Please feel free to comment on anything you see here. All quiet on the Eastern front. Anyway, until the next post. Tuesday, September 27, 2011. Abbas at the National Museum of Singapore. Peppered throughout the exhibition were a few audio slideshows .

Amb diferents bloguers i periodistes dels països en conflicte. Samir Rhimi, aturat, assegut sobre les vies del tren.

The Nocte people, are an ex-headhunting lower hill tribe of the Patkai hills of eastern Arunachal Pradesh. They are ethnically related to the Konyak Nagas, and are originally from the Hukong Valley in Myanmar, from where they migrated during the 1670s-1700s. Udit Kulshrestha has photographed the Noctes, and his monochromatic gallery is on his website. An interview with him and on his Noctes work is also on The Wire. A web publication in Delhi.

World Press Photo 2011, presents his photographs as the starting point for a conversation with bloggers and experts on the situation. Time has passed by since the so-called. During which countries such as Tunisia, Egypt, Libya and Yemen joined forced in a revolutionary spirit, resulting in the overthrow of their dictators. With the aim of encouraging, on the web and in the exhibition itself, an exchange, chaired by the war reporter Mayte Carrasco.

Premio World Press Photo del año 2011, presenta sus fotografías para iniciar una conversación con blogueros y expertos en torno a la situación. La exposición en el CCCB. Han pasado varios años desde la llamada. Cuando países como Túnez, Egipto, Libia o Yemen compartieron el espíritu revolucionario con el que consiguieron derrocar a sus dictadores. Con diferentes blogueros y periodistas de los países en conflicto. Samir Rhimi, sin empleo, sentado sobre las vías del tren.