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Interviews

Afghanistan’s killing fields

Decades of conflict have left Afghanistan littered with landmines. Dr Farid Homayoun has been a frontline witness to this destructive legacy.

Interviews

‘Sometimes a photograph can change someone’s life.’

Citizens bear the long-term cost of conflict. Photographer Giles Duley aims to bear witness to their plight through his work – and to encourage change.

Interviews Issue 16

‘Humanitarian aid is never just a job’

When disasters occur, aid needs to reach those affected as quickly as possible. As head of DHL’s humanitarian logistics center in Dubai, Fatima Ait Bendawad is on the frontline of relief efforts.

Interviews Issue 15

'We are supporting humans, not machines'

Dr Essam Daod turned his volunteering experience into a nonprofit providing psychological support to refugees fleeing crises.

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Afghanistan’s killing fields

‘Sometimes a photograph can change someone’s life.’

‘Humanitarian aid is never just a job’

'We are supporting humans, not machines'

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