“Photographers often speak about ‘putting a human face’ on a particular social problem or movement. These images introduced the human faces of Iraqi oil workers to workers abroad.”

Since the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force in May 2018, the legislation in EU countries has been brought into line, and penalties for the misuse of technology have been strengthened. But the widespread development of the video surveillance market has led to abuses, [...]

“Gender-based violence in school and at home, harmful traditional practices – all aggravated by poverty – are the factors pushing children into domestic work. If we had good and strict laws which prohibit children from working, we will not be where we are [...]

This intimidation by police has been the worst experienced in recent times, according to Fiji’s trade unionists.

“Suddenly, demonstrations were banned, and there were serious violations of freedom of expression. Thousands of people have been sent to prison for messages they published on social media, accused of belonging to or spreading propaganda for terrorist [...]

Kidnapping, journalism, consultancy, working as a guide or fixer for NGOs and foreign media outlets…these are some of the ‘job opportunities’ available to those who have lost everything in a country ravaged by war.