Photojournalism

Dakshinkali Temple -Kathmandu (Nepal)-

Close to the village of Pharping 22 Kilometers outside Kathamandu, this temple is dedicated to the goddess Kali. Animal sacrifice is mainly concentrated during the Dashain festival where the sacrifice is related to chickens and male goats. This temple has the same religious value as the famous Pashupatinath Temple in Kathmandu.

photo Renato Rossetti
printing nd scanning Andrea Lanzeni

Mumbai Dharavi District.

Dharavi is considered to be one of the world's largest slums in the world. Open sewage, small streets, and poor living conditions are all common images of the setting. Dharavi has grown in population since then, having a population of one million or more now. Leather, recyclable goods, and other industries have sprung up as a result of the country’s informal economy.
Printing and Scanning: Andrea Lanzeni
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In Covid-19 times, treating cancer in Peru, where this disease has been the main cause of death since 2015, has become a challenge for hundreds of doctors and patients. For this reason, the National Institute of Neoplastic Diseases (INEN), the largest cancer hospital in the country, has been doing everything possible to treat as many of its patients as possible. Even so, the changes were experienced: if there have been 180 180 chemotherapies a day before, today there are 80, from 360 radiotherapies it went to 160, from 40 patients to 10. These are some stories of INEN patients in their daily fight to heal and survive.

Photo by : La República / Aldair Mejía

An Afghan family is resting on Victoria square, in the center of Athens on June 28, 2020. They have just arrived from the camp of Moria on Le**os island, after acquiring refugee status and receiving the blue stamp that allowed them to travel to the mainland. The family is among the approximately 11,000 recognized refugees who were asked to evict reception facilities and camps during the past month and are faced with the threat of extreme poverty or even homelessness, amidst the coronavirus pandemic.

Photo by: Aggelos Barai

Police detain a woman during a protest against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his government's handling of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) crisis, near Netanyahu's residence in Jerusalem.

24 July 2020
Photo by: Ammar Awad / Reuters