Asie du Sud-Est
Jarawas, les naufragés du temps.
Contact avec les derniers Négritos d’Asie.
Un reportage d’Olivier Blaise / LightMediation
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Yakusa, le pouvoir de l’ombre.
Leur origine remonte au Moyen Age. Les Yakusa, la mafia japonaise, forte de près 80 000 membres, reste l’un des pouvoirs les plus mystérieux d’Asie. Les auteurs de ce reportage ont pu pénétrer cet univers secret.
Photos : Alexandre Sargos/Nomanzland/LightMediation Enquête: Alexandre Sargos et Jérôme Pierrat
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The Nest Gatherers
Katherine Jack met the nest gatherers of Pabellon Island,in the western Philippines – climbers of rare skill, locally known as busyadores – to witness a unique relationship between men and birds.
Photos by Katherine Jack / LightMediation
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Japan – The religion of the bath
When it comes to taking a bath, the japanese clean up and they make a religion out of it. They are so obsessed with bathing they’ve turned the tub into a shrine.Today, resorts with thermal baths attract more people than the beaches. You can plunge into baths of mud, grapefruit,coffee and even sake which is perhaps not so hard to swallow…
A Photo story by Christophe Boisvieux / LightMediation
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Laos, where time stands still…
Laos is the preserved heart of Southeast Asia.
Photos by Bruno Morandi/LightMediation
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The Sulphur Miners of Ijen
Twice a day they climb the Ijen volcano and descend the slope with baskets full of sulphur weighing up to a hundred kilograms.
Photos and text Ronald de Hommel/LightMediation
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North Korea : a glimpse of paradise.
North Korea is making a splash again,in the last two weeks test-launching a rocket, declaring it would restart its nuclear program and throwing out U.N.monitors.The world’s most secretive country does not enjoy visitors. The few foreigners allowed in are presented only with propaganda, strictly banned from seeing the realities of the poor,totalitarian state.To peek into the daily life, I sneaked into North Korea via the river border separating China and N Korea. For some minutes, I was able to get afleeting look at the regime, which calls itself a « Social Paradise ».
A Photo story by ©Justin Jin/LightMediation
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Cambodia Today: life in the land of Killing Fields.
The trial against the leaders of Pol Pot’s regime, the dictator who exterminated 20 per cent of his people between 1975 and 1979, has recently started.But how heavy is the burden of past for Cambodians? Young people fear criminality more than yesterday’s phantoms. And the majority of Khmer people hardly survive in the impoverished countryside.
A Photo story by ©Stefano Torrione/LightMediation
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Huê, renaissance d’une cité souveraine.
Comme un phoenix, la ville de Huê ressuscite de ses cendres. Abandonnées durant des décennies, la cité Impériale Vietnamienne et les tombes Royales érigées par la dynastie N’Guyen ont retrouvé leur splendeur d’autrefois, grâce à un vaste plan de restauration coordonné par l’Unesco.
Photos ©Rémi Benali/Lightmediation Texte ®Heather Robinson
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Cruise on the Mekong river.
From the jungles of the Land of Nine Dragons in Vietnam to the golden temples of Cambodia, the Toum Tiou voyages up the Mekong River for a one thousand kilometer journey brimming with life and vibrant cultures as diverse as the river itself.
Photos ©Remi Benali Text ®Heather Robinson
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