On the morning of 9 December 2024, Umayyad Square in Damascus swelled with thousands of Syrians celebrating the fall of the old regime.
Forced to hide desires for freedom, for love in its many forms, for self-expression and political activism, life narrowed under occupation
Dense clouds hung low over Shota Rustaveli Avenue in front of the Parliament of Georgia. Barrel fires burned in tight circles, their heat barely reaching the hands stretched towards them.
Twenty One Children are a South African punk trio of friends Abdula (vocals) and Thula (guitar), before evolving into the current lineup with Biko on drums.
Tear gas clung to Jakarta’s air as riot police fired repeated rounds into thousands of stone- and bottle-hurling protesters outraged by lawmakers’
A photo essay by Rome Arrieche, a Venezuelan photojournalist whose work has focused on the country’s social realities since 2020.
This revolution will be successful — where we will live in a country ruled by a new government, a good and fair constitution where truth and justice prevail.
