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This photobook is the first of its kind – self-published by the talented photographer and Rohingya refugee, Sahat Zia Hero. With his unique perspective, Sahat Zia invites you to look and to really see the Rohingya community and life as it simply is, in one of the largest refugee camps in the world, in a remote corner of south-east Bangladesh.
In the tradition of documentary photography, Zia presents an engaging visual narrative that captures the Rohingya community striving to build a better life for their children amidst the undeniably harsh realities of the refugee camps. It is a fragile existence threatened by deadly fires, heavy monsoon rains, floods and landslides. Yet, there are everyday moments of joy, tenderness, perseverance and hope as the Rohingya community lives between two worlds – their homeland and the refugee camps, the past and the uncertain future.
In the tradition of documentary photography, Zia presents an engaging visual narrative that captures the Rohingya community striving to build a better life for their children amidst the undeniably harsh realities of the refugee camps. It is a fragile existence threatened by deadly fires, heavy monsoon rains, floods and landslides. Yet, there are everyday moments of joy, tenderness, perseverance and hope as the Rohingya community lives between two worlds – their homeland and the refugee camps, the past and the uncertain future.
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Características e detalhes
- Categoria principal: Arts & Photography Books
- Categorias adicionais Justiça social, Fotografia de Rua
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Opção de projeto: 20×25 cm
Nº de páginas: 36 -
ISBN
- Capa mole: 9781006416897
- Data de publicação: out 10, 2021
- Idioma English
- Palavras-chavee Cox's Bazar, human rights, refugee, Rohingya
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Rohingyatographer Magazine
Bangladesh
Rohingyatographer is a unique photography project created by a collective of talented Rohingya photographers based in the world’s largest refugee camp in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. The magazine serves as a creative platform for the youth to develop their photography skills and use the medium as a tool for self-expression, community development, and participatory action research. By aligning with methods such as PhotoVoice, the project aims to raise awareness about the Rohingya community and their situation, while also providing a historical record of their lives and experiences in the refugee camps.