Independent documentary photographer and storyteller. Represented by Panos Pictures
Joined March 2009
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Most parts of the world that aren’t at war have steadily become less violent and more law-abiding in recent years. Yet there has also been a surge in organised crime since the turn of the century, according to one NGO econ.st/4fIpMUj
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Sean Sutton’s images from Gaza have been published in Courrier International magazine in France. The full story can be seen on Panos' website: bit.ly/3Qs45Nt
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🩺 16,459,000 outpatient consultations
👶 337,000 births assisted
🗯 493,900 individual mental health consultations
This is just a glimpse of what our teams did in 2023! The full picture:
msf.org/international-activi…
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📸Through his #photography and the personal accounts of those living in 🇦🇴Lucala-2, @SEANSUT’s latest photo essay captures the resilience of this local community as well as the vital #demining work done by @NPADisarm.💪
🔗 bit.ly/jcwd282-sutton
ALT Two men wearing personal protective equipment, one squats near a large hole and hands a munition to someone in the hole; multimer mines and munitions lay on the ground around the hole. Image courtesy of Sean Sutton/NPA.
ALT A page from an article with a woman walking through a jungle toward a river; the title reads “Angola Hidden Danger”.
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In Gaza, Palestinians can no longer count all their dead. Hospitals, emergency services and communications are barely functioning. Extracting bodies from the rubble is not a priority. The result: many are dying in obscurity. wsj.com/world/middle-east/in… Latest by @Abeerayyoub and I.
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We rely on a strong network of nearly 68,000 staff to deliver lifesaving medical aid around the world.
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Documentary photographer Sean Sutton @SEANSUT tells Bryony Cottam what he has learned from 30 years on the road geographical.co.uk/culture/p…
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📅Join us at our event on 24 May during protection of civilians week at the
@UN in New York.
Speakers include:
@INakamitsu
@ICRCPresident
@irishmissionun
@mona_juul
@lauraboillot
Find list of side events here: bit.ly/3otOkLh
#EWIPA #NotATarget
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The report finds that in 2021 more than 75% of people killed or injured by landmines are civilians - and half of those are children. A stark reminder of the indiscriminate nature of these weapons that claim the lives & limbs of many innocent civilians every year. 2/4
📷@SEANSUT
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The triple threat of climate change, conflict, and health emergencies: a deadly mix for the most vulnerable in fragile settings.
Read our joint statement with @ICRC ahead of #COP27 bit.ly/3FIlNYq
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📸 Sean Sutton (@SEANSUT) documents the impact of the war in Ukraine through images of Lviv, Andriivka, Ozera village, Peremoha village, Irpin, and Bodoryanka.
#Ukraine #Photography #UXO @MAGsaveslives
jmu.edu/news/cisr/2022/10/26…
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A spike in #mine & #ERW casualties reported in 2022 as #Cambodia calls for #mineaction support to meet its 2025 #minefree goal. @MineMonitor @MineBanTreaty
english.news.cn/20220906/446…
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1/ Content warning: Please be aware that this post has content related to violence & trauma:
@SEANSUT, MAG photojournalist, discusses the story of Ukrainian mother Vera and the dangerous journey she made travelling over 1000km from Zaporizhzhia to Lviv.
bit.ly/3JPtPig
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Few photographers capture the brutality - and humanity - of war more viscerally than @lynseyaddario @NYT, as evidenced by her latest photo essay in #Bucha #Ukraine. The job takes a toll, but "I believe someone has to be here telling these stories so we know what happened here."
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Today marks 11 years of #independence in #SouthSudan.
Sadly, as many know, South Sudan is experiencing the worst hunger crisis in its history.
#Landmines prevent communities from accessing fertile land to farm and safely grow food.
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"You could report the mines, but no one would come in those days – before MAG was here."
Antonio was around eight years old, when his father saved his life after he stumbled across a mine while out collecting firewood.
ALT Photo: Sean Sutton/MAG
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In recent days, Russians have also placed scatterable mines (PTM1-S) on the access roads leading out of Bakhmut to Lyschansk/Soledar/Pokrovske. All roads still trafficked by civilians.
No battles inside #Lysychansk, the city is not surrounded. Evacuation from the city is still impossible due to heavy shelling. The occupiers are also mining the access roads to Lysychansk with anti-tank mines #UkraineRussiaWar
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A New York Times analysis of more than 1,000 photos found that Russia has used hundreds of weapons in Ukraine that are widely banned by international treaties. Russia's attacks made widespread use of weapons that kill, maim and destroy indiscriminately. nyti.ms/3tLhPYn
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The @MAGsaveslives based in Manchester, will work with local people and Ukrainian authorities to help dispose of mines and other munitions, left by war.
itv.com/news/granada/2022-06…
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Ukraine destruction: how the Guardian documented Russia’s use of illegal weapons theguardian.com/world/2022/m…
