Photo: Sudeep Lingamneni

Southern Exposure: Sudeep Lingamneni

Alice Melike Ülgezer’s Kurdish body art photographed by Sudeep Lingamneni.

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NI 494 - Smiley-faced monopolists - July, 2016
Photo: Jes Aznar

Southern Exposure: Jes Aznar

Poverty and war have hit Filipinos hard, as Jes Aznar shows through his photography.

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NI 492 - Technology justice - May, 2016
Karel Prinsloo

Southern Exposure: Karel Prinsloo

The Namibian photographer captures a patient vendor in Kenya's Kibera slum.

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NI 488 - 10 economic myths - December, 2015

Southern Exposure: Daniel Patino Flor

The Ecuadorian photographer captures a moment of relaxation on Santay Island.

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NI 486 - The transgender revolution - October, 2015

Southern Exposure: Thana Faroq

Silent communication on a Moroccan street, by Thana Faroq.

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NI 483 - Fundamentalism - Power, politics and persuasion - June, 2015
Nasima Khan (left) with her home servant Sokina.Copyright Jannatul Mawa

Southern Exposure: close distance

Photographer Jannatul Mawa closes the distance between housewives and housemaids in Bangladesh.

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NI 481 - Total control - is Monsanto unstoppable? - April, 2015
Photo: Basel Yazouri / activestills.org

Southern Exposure: Gaza

Highlighting the work of artists and photographers from the Majority World.

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NI 480 - The great green energy grab - March, 2015
Photo by Jean-Pierre Kepseu

Southern Exposure: Cameroon

Pondering the future in Cameroon, by photographer Jean-Pierre Kepseu.

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NI 478 - NGOs - Do they help? - December, 2014
‘This image, while deeply disturbing, is also hauntingly beautiful. An embrace in death, its tenderness rises above the rubble to touch us where we are most vulnerable. By making it personal, it refuses to let go. This is a photograph that will torment us in our dreams. Quietly it tells us: never again.’ Taslima Akhter, a former student and current teacher at Pathshala. A labour activist, Taslima has been involved with the garments movement for many years.Taslima Akhter/Drik

Southern Exposure Special: Telling our own stories

Twenty-five years ago, the founders of Drik photo agency had a vision: ‘to bring positive change through the professional and effective use of multimedia communication’. As they celebrate their quarter-century, Shahidul Alam recalls the early days, and offers some iconic photographs from their files.

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NI 475 - Gold trouble - September, 2014
Southern Exposure: Azhar A Rahim

Southern Exposure: Azhar A Rahim

Highlighting the work of artists and photographers from the Majority World.

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NI 473 - The politics of language loss - June, 2014
Tsvangirayi Mukwashi

Southern Exposure: Tsvangirayi Mukwashi

Tsvangirayi Mukwashi offers an unusual view of Zimbabwe’s president, Robert Mugabe.

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NI 472 - Organ trafficking - May, 2014
Theodore Kaye/Majority World

Southern Exposure: Buzkashi in Tajikistan

Theodore Kaye photographs Tajikistan's national sport, Buzkashi.

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NI 465 - How the war on pirates became big business - September, 2013
By Shuchi Kapoor

Southern exposure

Highlighting the work of artists and photographers from the Majority World.

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NI 463 - Argentina's challenge - June, 2013

Southern Exposure - Daniel Patiño Flor

Highlighting the work of artists and photographers from the Majority World

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NI 437 - Humans vs. Nature - November, 2010

Southern Exposure - Zhuang Wubin

Miguel Araoz Cartagena looks to the stars.

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NI 461 - Demolition job - April, 2013
Tibetan calm and karma

Tibetan calm and karma

Tibetan calm and karma, photographed by Zhuang Wubin.

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NI 458 - Internet showdown - December, 2012
Southern Exposure - Zhuang Wubin

Southern Exposure - Zhuang Wubin

Highlighting the work of artists and photographers from the Majority World

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NI 458 - Internet showdown - December, 2012
Southern Exposure - Calligraphy in Western Sahara Olivia Mann

Southern Exposure - Calligraphy in Western Sahara

Mohamed Sulaiman Labat from Western Sahara shares the significance of his calligraphy.

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NI 454 - Co-operatives - July, 2012

Articles in this category displayed as a table:

Article title From magazine Publication date
Smiley-faced monopolists July, 2016
Love in the time of Ebola June, 2016
Technology justice May, 2016
10 economic myths December, 2015
The transgender revolution October, 2015
Fundamentalism - Power, politics and persuasion June, 2015
Total control - is Monsanto unstoppable? April, 2015
The great green energy grab March, 2015
NGOs - Do they help? December, 2014
Gold trouble September, 2014
The politics of language loss June, 2014
Organ trafficking May, 2014
How the war on pirates became big business September, 2013
Argentina's challenge June, 2013
Humans vs. Nature April, 2013
Demolition job April, 2013
Internet showdown December, 2012
Internet showdown December, 2012
Bad medicine November, 2012
Co-operatives July, 2012
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