Beirut Governorate, Beirut, Lebanon
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Request QuoteKarim Mostafa is a Swedish photographer based in Beirut. His work captures people and societies in transformation. He has worked in countries like Egypt, Libya, Bangladesh, India and Lebanon; photographed revolutions, inspiring people and everyday life; and published his photos in publications such as Al Jazeera, American VICE, The Caravan in India, Denmark’s Politiken, Norway’s Aftenposten, Finland’s Hufvudstadsbladet and Swedish media including Sydsvenskan, SvD, Amnesty Press and Vi Läser.
San Pedro Sula, in the north of Honduras, is the nation's industrial heartland. Known for its tropical climate, its welcoming attitude - and its murder. For the third year in a row the town tops the list of world's most dangerous cities, with 187 murders per 100,000 inhabitants.
During a couple of weeks in November, nine months after Hosni Mubarak had been forced away as ruler of Egypt, protestors again gathered in central Cairo. The streets leading out from Tahrir, the square where it all began, saw massive daily and nightly demonstrations; diverse, but unified in their message that the military should hand over power to civilian bodies...
All across Bangladesh you can see them: the chimneys, towering high towards the sky. There are more than 10,000 brick fields across Bangladesh, twice as many as ten years ago. In a country that is rapidly urbanizing, bricks are a crucial building material. Some bricks get exported to nearby India, but the fields mainly provide for the local construction industry, which is in a constant demand.
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