Feature Photo-Story Call Me Heena Beyond the stereotypes dominating mainstream narratives, the marginalised Hijra community lives with their chosen families. This visual project reminds us of their lives beyond those stereotypes. Shahria Sharmin +1 April 5th 2026
Feature Photo-Story Red soil The recent attacks on mazars and darbar sharifs in Bangladesh highlight a systematic narrowing of public space, a policing of cultural expression, and the rise of Islamist extremism, reflecting a nation forgetting the longstanding cultural and religious influence of Sufism in the region. Adib Chowdhury +1 December 23rd 2025
Feature Photo-Story Living under militarisation An indigenous photographer documents the lives of people in the hills under military rule to bring to light a reality that does not find space in mainstream media. Denim Chakma +1 October 31st 2025
Feature Photo-Story The Rohingya know where home is A visual storyteller built a project which archives shreds of memory and identity of the Rohingya in one common space from across the world and generations; and tells the story about the life of a community rather than the destruction of it. Greg Constantine +1 September 23rd 2025
Feature Photo-Story Awakening Considered an ‘apolitical’ group, this cohort of students also risked their lives to stand up to the government in July last year. But after August 5th, private university students have been all but sidelined. Mashruk Ahmad July 28th 2025
Feature Photo-Story Lenses of Defiance Private university students did not have a stake in the quota reform movement initiated by public university students last year. But when the then-government used unlawful lethal force to suppress the protests, they took to the streets risking their lives and breathing new life into the movement. Mashruk Ahmad July 27th 2025