Known professionally as Reza, he is an Iranian-French photojournalist known for his powerful work capturing the resilience and suffering of humanity in conflict zones worldwide. With a career spanning decades, his storytelling through images has shed light on the human cost of war and displacement, emphasizing the importance of empathy.
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Palestine’s ongoing Nakba
Gaza is home to a dense population – approximately 2.3 million people in a stretch of land 25 miles long and 6 miles wide. Normally, most Gazans can’t leave this enclave. It has become the world’s largest open-air prison. Sul Nowroz / Real Media* Since Saturday October 7th […]
Work today: precarious slave labour
According to ILO data, around one-quarter of the world’s population lives on less than one dollar a day, and one-third are below the poverty line. Around 200 million people are unemployed and eight in ten workers lack adequate and sufficient protections. Marcelo Colussi From its very inception, capitalism […]
UK government and arms industry complicit in war crimes
Campaign Against Arms Trade (CAAT) is accusing the UK government and arms industry of complicity in war crimes committed by the Israeli government. Dorset Eye* UK industry provides 15% of the components for the F35 stealth combat aircraft that Israel is currently using in the bombardment of Gaza. […]
Do not ask for forgiveness
Jorie Graham’s “To 2040”, which provides the title for her latest collection of poetry, is a terrifying vision of what comes after the ecological meltdown that the present economic order is hurtling us towards. Sean Sheehan The human sense of time’s passage is endangered, minutes become indistinguishable from […]
















