Parution Angleterre – Les « Kalash » par Marie Dorigny et « Passion carnaval en Sicile » par Bruno Morandi dans CNN TRAVELLER
Reprieved Heritage
Pakistan shelters one of the richest rock art galleries in the world. An unrecognized heritage living its lats moments.
Photos by Marie Dorigny/LightMediation Text by Marie-Amélie Carpio
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Kalash, the last « pagans » of Pakistan.
There is only four thousand of them left, living in three very remote valleys in the north of Pakistan, in the Hindu Kush range, by the Afghan border.The Kalash people are the last one of their type in Pakistan, a non-muslim tribe, with polytheist rites.They worship fairies, spirits and devils,in a territory more and more dominated by islamic fondamentalism.
A Photo story by Marie Dorigny/LightMediation
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Parution Japon – DAYS JAPAN- Restavecs, slave children in Haïti. by Marie Dorigny (Cover story)
India, land of the Landless.
–These photos were exposed at « Visa pour l’image », for the 20th anniversary of the festival, in September, 2008.–
Soon after his return from South Africain 1917 Gandhi led his first political struggle in the state of Bihar, in support of peasant small holders against British indigo planters. In the course of doing so, he earned the title of Mahatma,The Great Soul.
More than ninety years later, little has changed in this largely rural state situated in northern India, which remains one of the poorest in the country.Poverty, illiteracy and violence: the daily life of the poor and maginalised in India today is a world apart from the ideals that were set by India’s prophet of non-violence, Mahatma Gandhi.
Photos ©Marie Dorigny/LightMediation Text ®Christèle Dedebant
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« Restavecs », slave children in Haïti.
On december 10, 1948, the United Nations General Assembly adopted and proclaimed the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Sixty years later, a significant number of countries in the world seem to keep ignoring the statements of this text. In Haiti, about three hundred thousand children live in slavery. Given away,sold or abandoned by their families,they barely survive in the slums of the capital, Port-au-Prince.
Photos ©Marie Dorigny/LightMediation Text ®Nadjet Cherigui
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