Ahra’at Beirut fifty years from today, if any
Residents of the “Baten Alsameen” are trapped with their lives
Iraq’s oil.. per capita disastrous output
Chaos and distortion of urbanization in Beirut
Signs of a Dying Market/ A journey to the old market of Ma’an City, captured by a photographer documenting the current state of this historic market, once known as a mainstay for the needs of local Bedouin communities. Formerly a primary source for traditional goods, the market has shifted with changing consumer patterns, though it still retains some items untouched by large-scale production.
A Glimpse of Jerusalem: A Photo Story/ A photostory capturing the city of Jerusalem through the faces of women in its streets, highlighting a city facing ongoing attempts to alter its identity and the diverse forms of resistance by its residents.
Twelve O’Clock Beirut Time/ A photo story capturing the impact of war on Lebanese migrants in Canada and how they follow news of the conflict despite the time zone differences.
#Khatoon “The First Edition of My Book Sold Out Before the Exhibition Ended”. “Zahra’s Letters”.. One of the Best-Selling Books at the Erbil International Book Fair The Young Woman Reveals the Secret
#MyVoice “Mechanic of Tuk Tuk” with One Hand Noor Al Din, a young man from Diyala, has been working in repairing motorcycles and tuk-tuks for over 12 years. A father of two children, Rahaf and Hassan, he was unable to complete his studies but is now one of the most skilled motorcycle mechanics in the Khalis district.
#Our People The story of a British tourist who visited several Iraqi cities.
