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Assignment in Ghana

In a few days, I’m off to Ghana for assignments. It will be my fourth trip, and I’m excited. My

Kids in Myanmar, in the early 2000’s, with their faces covered with thanaka, which is the ubiquitous, pale yellow paste

Yelvyzaveta, 8, is looking out the bus window at the Siret border control at the Romanian-Ukrainian border. Yelvyzaveta, her mother

Last week I was in Romania on assignment for NGO Star of Hope. We spent one full day at the

Tucked down a small side street in Bangkok, the Baan Bat community has been home to a small group of

There are plans to reduce congestion by banning motorcycles in core districts in already 2025, five years earlier than according

I started to go through my old analog images. Both slides and negatives. They have been hidden in a suitcase

It’s now three weeks since the devastating earthquake in Haiti. Haiti has officially ended the earthquake search and rescue mission

I love to do panormas with my Iphone. Fairly easy to get a nice result. Best if you are higher

Today marks 20 years since the devastating trash slide in Manila, the Philippines. More than 250 people died, and hundreds

More than one-third of Haitians are now facing “severe food insecurity,” according to a new report by the World Food

Crisis pushes Haiti to the brink of collapse! Is there any solution? A struggle between President Moïse and an opposition

Since 2018 the economic situation in Haiti has steadily deteriorated with an increase in the cost of living related among

New records in Haiti, but for all the wrong reasons. The prices increased by 1,5% in February compared to January,

Angkor is one of the most important archaeological sites in South-East Asia. Stretching over some 400 km2, including forested area,