Very happy to have won bronze award in the Prix de la Photographie #PX3 in France in the Press/War category for photographs from my #Iraq project 'Near Dark'. https://t.co/21kgoltcXz
My photo in POLITICO. Minimum wage and basic survival primary issues rather than #environment policy for voters in eastern #Europe - not surprisingly - it's a lot tougher to get by here than western Europe. https://t.co/eUBxVcgDlD
For freelance photojournalist Paul Conroy, who was with Marie Colvin when she died, this week's US court verdict that the Assad regime was liable for her murder came as vindication. Feature film #APrivateWar tells her story – see Monday's satellite event: https://t.co/1U41Mzjt06
Tim Page - a lovely man I've always wanted to meet. Coming home from Vietnam and coping in his own way - a different time. His books are great by the way.TIM PAGE: Mentioned in Dispatches (BBC 'Arena', 1979) https://t.co/HMqNQv2uDr via @YouTube
On of my photographs for the #ICRC bringing attention to the continued danger to children in #Ukraine who have now suffered through over four years of conflict.
Kids watched on with ?? in their eyes, as adults glued a protective layer on windows of the kindergarten in Shchastia. The anti-blast film is one of the elements w/ which teachers enhance safety of the kids. They also explain to the kids the #mine risks & rules of safe behaviour.
Photograph from my work in #Ukraine in Newsweek - Kiev will send warships into the Sea of Azov, in a move denounced as a “provocation” by Moscow https://t.co/aqWYLy31SN
On this day in 1997, 40 countries signed the Ottawa Convention banning anti-personnel #mines. However, mines continue to kill and maim people around the world.
The #Donbas belongs to one of the most mine-contaminated areas.