Tuesday, July 31, 2012
Sunday, July 29, 2012
Hardy Mendrofa
Novelis (13), practising uses a makeshift wooden poles 1.5 meters in the village of Bawomataluo, South Nias, Indonesia. Stone jumping is a tradition in Nias that was made mandatory for all male who have reached adulthood. This is a way to prove their manhood and ability to go war against another village.
Saturday, July 28, 2012
PM Salahog
Surrounded by the Special Force of the Bangsamoro Islamic Armed Forces (BIAF),MILF chairman Al Haj Murad Ebrahim delivers his "State of the Bangsamoro Struggle Address” during the Bangsamoro Leaders Peace Assembly at Camp Darapanan, Sultan Kudarat, Maguindanao, Philippines on 07 July 2012. (PMSalahog)
Bijoyeta Das
Between here and nowhere: On May 14, the New Delhi police raided a garage that was employing children Often children who run away from homes end up working illegally in small factories and industries. A local non-governmental organization tipped the police about the garage.@ Bijoyeta Das. New Delhi, May 14, 2012
Jake Salvador
Two kids contrast their smile against their filthy surroundings that stinks at the Payatas Landfill in Quezon City, where nearby communities earned their living through collecting and selling segregated plastic, paper and metal garbage. The landfill used to be the main spot for garbage disposal in Metro Manila that eventually turned into an electric producing facility in 2008, it converts garbage to biogas into electricity, that now helps to power the Metro.
Ekis, The photograph is first published in Philippine Collegian, Circa 2003
Living Stone by Khaled Hasan
Photo Caption:
Kalam Ali, 26, ties a flimsy, tan cotton towel called Gamchha to cover his face. He has been part of the stone-crushing industry in Jaflong for 4 years. He digs into a pile of crushed stones with a spade. A thick plume of dust rises. “I know I am breathing dust, dirt and many of us suffer from serious diseases, but we have no options,” he said. Skin and respiratory problems are common among the barefooted workers who have little protection from dust and dirt. Jaflong, Bangladesh.
Kalam Ali, 26, ties a flimsy, tan cotton towel called Gamchha to cover his face. He has been part of the stone-crushing industry in Jaflong for 4 years. He digs into a pile of crushed stones with a spade. A thick plume of dust rises. “I know I am breathing dust, dirt and many of us suffer from serious diseases, but we have no options,” he said. Skin and respiratory problems are common among the barefooted workers who have little protection from dust and dirt. Jaflong, Bangladesh.
Friday, July 27, 2012
Ping Peralta
DISASTER PREPAREDNESS. A paramedic personnel checks on a victim of an intensity five earthquake that hits a building in Legazpi City, Philippines this 27 of July 2012. This is the scenario during an earthquake and fire drill conducted by the Office of Civil Defense in Bicol Region to test the response capabilities of emergency personnel during disasters. (Ping B. Peralta)
HIGH ANGLE RESCUE. To be able to evacuate a fire victim immediately, a high angle rescue is executed by a fire man during fire drill this July 27, 2012 at a building in Bicol University, Legazpi City, Philippines. (Ping B. Peralta)
DISASTER RESPONSE. Albay province in the Philippines boasts highly trained rescue volunteers that can help during disaster operations. Because of this, the province received many recognitions and awards in terms of Disaster Risk Reduction and Management from national and international awards bodies. (Ping B. Peralta)
Richard Jacob Dy
Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Rad Deverala
FEARLESS: Tezutsu hanabi (手筒花火) performers launch their hand-held fireworks cylinders. Historically this ritual is offered before going to war, for a rich harvest or good health and fortune. These days, the act is done to prove one's bravery. (July 20, 2012 | Yoshida Shrine - Toyohashi City, Japan | Rad Deverala)
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Location:
Toyohashi, Aichi Prefecture, Japan
Tuesday, July 24, 2012
RIZZA © MENDIOLA
Caption Option 1: In threat of
being converted into probable business zones, the last avian mangrove sanctuary
in Metro Manila found along the Parañaque Coastal area is home to more than eighty
species of migratory birds. ###
Caption Option 2: Local dried
fish industry along the Parañaque Coastal area is an indication that informal settlers
still benefit from the waters of Manila Bay despite threats on environment. ###
Caption Option 3: Informal
residents within the Parañaque Coastal area oppose the reclamation and
conversion of Freedom Island - the last remaining sanctuary in Metro Manila. ###
Monday, July 23, 2012
Teya Sabado
Fr Jett Villarin SJ, President of Ateneo de Manila University welcomed Sr Amelia G David, ICM to the Heritage Room while all were waiting for the program proper of the Academic Convocation 2012. Ms David received the "Bukas Palad Award" for playing a key part on People Power Revolution in the 80s. In the background, in the middle is Mr Jose De Jesus, also an awardee who received Lux-in-Domino award and on the extreme right is Fr. Jose Magadia SJ, Provincial, Philippine Province of the Society of Jesus. (July 19, 2012 /Teya Sabado)
Junn Abriza
Nabin Baral
Sunday, July 22, 2012
Soham Gupta
Nineteen year old Anwara Bibi and
her sons mourn the death of Emadul Molla, who passed away after consuming illicit
liquor in Sangrampur, India. Left at the mercy of her brokenhearted in-laws,
Anwara Bibi wonders how she will raise the children after this tragedy which
claimed 170 lives since 14th December 2011.
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