Southern Exposure
Highlighting the work of photographers from the Majority World
Earthworks 2008 cartoon competition
Earthworks 2008: highlighting cartoonists from the global South taking part in the Biennial Ken Sprague competition.
River Bleeds Black
Bangladeshi photographer Shehzad Noorani exposes the damage done to the Buriganga River.
Selvaprakash L
Blue eyes in a Bangalore stone quarry captured by photographer Selvaprakash L.
Kian Amani
Acrobatic extravagance in Tehran, as seen by Iranian photographer Kian Amani.
Carlos Litulo
Guns as art, as seen by Mozambican photographer Carlos Litulo.
‘Decent Work for Persons with Disabilities’
Asia-Pacific Photo Competition
Shantanu Mukherjee
A portrait of a young sex worker in Kolkata by Indian photographer Shantanu Mukherjee
Children’s Day
Remembering Brazilian slavery in the capoeira dance, photographed by Tatiana Cardeal.
Shehzad Noorani
Displaced children in Darfur, as seen by Bangladeshi photographer Shehzad Noorani.
Samir Sid
Facing up to Algeria’s riot police, by local photographer Samir Sid.
Farzana Wahidy
Burqa and doves, by pioneering female Afghan photographer Farzana Wahidy.
Tatiana Cardeal
Street children reaching for fish in Nairobi, captured by Brazilian photographer Tatiana Cardeal
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While Hurricane Gustav swirled through the front pages of our media, the hundreds of deaths caused by extreme winds in the last month around the Caribbean and in Asia rated barely a mention.
This toxic life
They’re in our homes and our workplace, in the air we breathe and in the food we eat. Wayne Ellwood argues that toxic chemicals are changing the nature of nature.
Things to do before I retire
Things to do before I retire… humble thoughts from the diary of GW Bush, as revealed by Stefan Simanowitz
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FROM THE ARCHIVES
Breathless in Beijing
Sam Geall reports on broken promises at the Olympics.
The triumph of triviality
Our culture’s tolerance for seriousness has never been lower, argues John F Schumaker.
Kabul lives
A photographic tribute to a city that has plumbed the depths.
Edible Earth
In search of bright ideas, David Ransom begins by learning some very basic lessons about how to design a more sustainable, permanent culture.
The privatization of Patagonia
Rich foreign investors are buying up huge areas of Argentina’s southern wilderness. Tomás Bril Mascarenhas exposes the new conservation conquistadores.
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