"Kuja Meri?" in new book Asylum for Sale
Some of my “Kuja Meri?” project has been published in a chapter of the book Asylum for Sale. A selection of my photographs documenting Afghan refugees around the world, and a short essay, feature in the book, edited by Siobhan McGuirk and Adrienne Pine.
A copy of the book can be ordered here
Asylum for Sale: Profit and Protest in the Migration Industry explores how immigrants' pathways to refuge are increasingly shaped by neoliberal capitalism. The volume features activists, academics, artists, journalists and writers with firsthand experience of asylum processes and has been hailed by Naomi Klein as "an unparalleled resource". Accessible and engaging, Asylum for Sale is a must-read for anyone interested in current immigration issues.
2020 HUMAN RIGHTS PRESS AWARDS
Print sales
One of the benefits of moving to London is that I’m finally able to ship prints more easily.
I’ve opened a store on my website where every month I’ll be offering a relatively affordable 10”x8” print.
The edition is limited to that month only.
Giclée print. 9”x6’ photograph on 10”8” paper. Signed and stamped on verso.
100.- USD incl shipping.
New base: London
After 10 years in Afghanistan, Ukraine and Russia, I have moved to London where I’ll be based for the foreseeable future.
"In breakaway Abkhazia, a loophole for North Korean workers amid beaches and Soviet relics"
"Abortions, IUDs and sexual humiliation: Muslim women who fled China for Kazakhstan recount ordeals"
Running in Moscow
The Moscow Marathon, September 22, 2019
"Pass the lilac jam, please. Russian foodies explore tastes from the pre-Soviet past."
"A path back from the ruins of ISIS"
"Het eeuwige ijs van Siberië wordt drassig"
COP24, Katowice Poland, December 2018
Opening on December 10th. Exhibition about the melting of the permafrost in Russia’s Sakha republic.
"Russische Platzkart naar schroothoop"
"Putin the Pro-Choice Champion"
Coda Story
https://codastory.com/disinformation-crisis/traditional-values/putin-prochoice-champion
A few outtakes:
"Forgiven by her native Chechnya, a woman is returned from Islamic State"
Sahar Speaks round III
Once again it was an amazing experience to teach these up-and-coming photographers in Kabul, thank you all:
Short video of the Kuja Meri? exhibtion in Kabul:
What happened when #Russia softened its domestic violence law?
Some "Kuja Meri?" links:
"Kuja Meri?" exhibition going up in Kabul today.
