Gay People Are Hunted Down and Beaten in a Country Once a Refuge
This image by Dimitri Daniloff was used by AIDES (French AIDS organisation) in 2004 with the caption: “Sans préservatif, c’est avec le sids que vous fait l’amour” – (Without precautions, it’s with AIDS that you’re making love”). While the campaign caused much controversy upon its release, it won Bronze at the Eurobest European Advertising Festival.... See more
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This image is called ‘The Departed’ to honour the 99% of rhinos in Tanzania that have indeed Departed, just as in the Oscar winning film with the same title – very few are left at the end to tell the story.
Tanzania has a shocking history of tolerance to poaching and since the 1970’s, the rhinoceros population has fallen from 3000 to... See more
instagram.comFor Africans passing by, it was as if the grim blur of their daily reality came into sudden, gruesome focus: here was an Indian man beating a bleeding African child.
Minal Hajratwala • Leaving India: My Family's Journey from Five Villages to Five Continents
The PR person for Latinos pro Derechos Humanos, Manolo Gomez, who’d arranged the radio “debate,” was beaten and left for dead in an alley. His car was firebombed. He was also fired from his job as an editor for the Spanish-language edition of Cosmopolitan magazine because he’d made public declarations about his homosexuality.