In Cox’s Bazar, Asmat Ara looks clearly traumatized after the recent violence which took place in Myanmar, on September 6th, 2017. The previous night she had entered Tenkhali Rohingya refugee camp with her family from Kumar Khali, Myanmar Rohingya state. According to the UNHCR, more than 646,000 Rohingya refugees have fled from Myanmar since August 25th, 2017, most of the...
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Tariq Zaidi is a freelance photographer based in the UK who gave up his executive management position in an events business in 2014 to pursue his passion for capturing people's dignity, strength, and soul in their environments. Tariq's photography showcases a deep commitment to documenting significant social issues, systemic inequalities, cultural traditions, and communities facing endangerment or marginalization on a global scale. Tariq independently assigns, funds, researches and writes his own work. Tariq's photography has gained international recognition, with his work appearing in over 1000 publications across 90 countries. His work has been featured by prominent names such as the BBC, The Guardian, CNN, National Geographic, Washington Post, Newsweek, Spiegel, Stern, El Pais, GEO. Tariq is actively engaged in various projects, including his long-term personal project, "Capturing the Human Spirit," which showcases hope, dignity, and community through images from the poorest regions of the world.
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