Photographer | Hum. rights, migration, conflict | Published: Guardian, Al-Jazeera+, BBC + more. LSE Alumnus. Insta@ adibchow
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Here's my latest written piece and photography for @guardiannews. It's the story of Syrian plant virologist Dr Safaa Kumari's discovery that could safeguard food for millions, and how she risked her life to rescue it from Aleppo. #syria #positivenews
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It’s been a good Twitter break! I’m back with a job offer📣Young journos, here’s a great chance to work for the new start up “That’s Y”, creating info, news videos much like AJ+, Vox etc. If you’ve got script writ. Skills, Don’t miss out! + It’s remote
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8 days before Ramadan and I get this as an ad! Funny how fasting went from being viewed as “torturous” to now super healthy by the cool kids!
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We have never been “all in this together”, caught in the vice grip of capitalism and colonialism with a dash of charity. #COVID19 #vaccines
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Vigils tonight in #Myanmar as the post-coup death count accelerates. According to the UN, the military regime has killed at least 70 Burmese since February 1—and over half of them have been young people under the age of 25.
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HELP! What words/expressions we use in the aid/humanitarian/development sector that are completely normalised but completely inappropriate? I am compiling a list. My examples include: beneficiaries, field, mission, deployment, etc.
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A woman did her regular aerobics class out in open without realizing that a coup was taking place in #Myanmar. A Military convoy reaching the parliament can be seen behind the woman as she performs aerobics. Incredible!
The White Tiger is an incredible book and it’s latest film adaptation on Netflix is —as is so rarely the case—just as good. It highlights some key issues of casteism, albeit catered to a Western audience. This article is a good accompaniment to it. npr.org/sections/goatsandsod…
Spent some time the past days looking for outlets to publish a story on education in Syria and the number of articles from some big outlets on the country is shocking...it seems to be slipping off our radar?!😔
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Really powerful story by @azamsahmed, a tale of two kidnappings that says so much about Mexico's failed law enforcement. A country where cousins kidnap cousins, and grieving mothers have to do the detective work on their own. nytimes.com/2020/12/13/world…
A print of mine is now up for purchase alongside the work of other talented photographers— check out the talent and buy a well priced print as a gift for Christmas whilst supporting photographers and the wonderful team @DiversifyPhoto 🎁📸
The @DiversifyPhoto Holiday #PrintSale features the talents of @SalguWissmath, @psingh400, @Jimena_rr_, @Adibchow and more.
Net proceeds will be shared 50/50 between the artists and Diversify Photo to support their future programming and operating costs: diversifyphoto.darkroom.tech…
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I don’t know if I can overstate how much it means to me and to millions of others, and what a big bloody deal it is, that today we learned the Muslim ban will be gone in January 2020. Lifted. Repealed. Reversed.
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The Mutrah Corniche, Muscat's seafront promenade // Thanks to @adibchow for the shot. Use #NGTUK to share your photos
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“These are the same people saying that we can’t have tuition-free public colleges because there’s no money, when these motherf**kers are only paying $750 a year in taxes.” - @AOC, speaking with characteristic bluntness & fire, to @VanityFair: vanityfair.com/news/2020/10/…