Photographer documenting the impact of immigration detention and statelessness around the world. Author of book, 'Nowhere People'.
S.E. Asia
Joined February 2011
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American photojournalist Greg Constantine’s ‘Ek Khaale’ project assembles old photos and documents to reclaim the Rohingya community’s identity.
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20/20. With hopes for a better future of freedom for all the people of Arakan. 🌿
Links to my previous Burma History Threads (including ones about cities Myitkyina, Mandalay & Yangon/Rangoon) and reports are at: projectmaje.org. Thanks, K. & G.
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Le projet "Ek Khaale" de @grconstantine fait resurgir l'histoire enfouie de la communauté Rohingya à travers un récit narratif et une restauration visuelle créée en collaboration avec des membres de la communauté.
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✍️Chapter 7 of Ek Khaale "Resistance" is now live!
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#EkKhaale #Rohingya #NewRelease
Read it here 👇
ekkhaale.org/chapter7?ss_sou…
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💥Exciting updates and insights in our August newsletter!
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✍️Chapter 6 of Ek Khaale "Evidence of Existence" is now live!
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#EkKhaale #Rohingya #NewRelease
Read it here 👇
ekkhaale.org/chapter6?ss_sou…
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It is truly a priceless gem mine. Really neat and rare information.
Now available on Ek Khaale (an extraordinary online archive of Rohingya history & legacy) Chapter 3 about Rohingya participation with WW2 Allies in Burma. @grconstantine has beautifully presented this trove of documents & memory, incl. Capt.Irwin material: ekkhaale.org/chapter3
Greg Constantine retweeted
Now available on Ek Khaale (an extraordinary online archive of Rohingya history & legacy) Chapter 3 about Rohingya participation with WW2 Allies in Burma. @grconstantine has beautifully presented this trove of documents & memory, incl. Capt.Irwin material: ekkhaale.org/chapter3
Greg Constantine retweeted
Applauding @grconstantine's superb collaborative endeavour to spotlight the long, rich history of Rohingya in Myanmar
Discover Ek Khaale, a collaborative, participatory storytelling and visual restoration project on the Rohingya community, the world's largest stateless population.
ekkhaale.org/
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Chapter 3 - The Forgotten now released. Rohingya during WWII. Unpublished & newly discovered photographs and archival materials.
Thank you! @_ISRF @NEDemocracy @QMUL the Irwin family and so many #rohingya who contributed to this chapter!!
#burma
ekkhaale.org/chapter3
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The #Rohingya couldn’t reveal the true extent of suffering. they couldn't save anything: not their land, village, home, family, or even their nation. Now they r stateless and hopeless! Why does the fate of the Rohingya continue to suffer through the centuries?
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The project was launched in 2021 by photographer @grconstantine . It was launched in collaboration with Rohingya in refugee camps in Bangladesh, as well as those still living inside Burma, and among the diaspora in the UK, US, Canada, Malaysia and Europe.
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📗Chapter 2 of Ek Khaale is out now! Read into the powerful stories of the Rohingya community. @grconstantine
Explore it here 👇
ekkhaale.org/chapter2 #EkKhaale #RohingyaStories
Greg Constantine retweeted
My new essay for @newmandala “Forgotten war in Burma, Ignored war in Myanmar” is a critique of media cliché about Myanmar revolution, with some WW2 context. Suggestion: “more use of journalism by people from Myanmar in mainstream international media." #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
NEW: 'Like Victorian ethnographers’ use of “vanishing peoples,” a “forgotten war” can become a self-fulfilling terminology'—@edithmirante unpacks the problems with the western media's cliché of choice on Myanmar's post-coup conflict: newmandala.org/forgotten-war…
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Check out Ekkhaale.org - Discover the rich history and resilience of the Rohingya community 🌐
Explore visual restorations and stories that present their identity and heritage. @grconstantine
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#History #Community #Rohingya #Resilience #Identity
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We’re with everyone struggling with the danger of the language used by the Home Secretary who said our way of life will be ‘diluted and disappear’. Well, we strive against the dilution of hard won human rights and the disappearance of a functioning asylum system…
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Our Flexible Grants for Small Groups - offering up to €8,100/£7,000 for small groups of scholars working across the #socialsciences & #humanities- is now open for applicants. Share widely!
Deadline 5pm BST, 30th November 2023.
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Greg Constantine retweeted
Congratulations to @grconstantine on the publication of the final two chapters of his #SevenDoors project 📸 - this time, documenting individuals' experience of immigration detention in the UK and Europe. A must read for everyone.
Do check it out: 7doors.org/europe
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3 ways to help Black Mauritanians seeking asylum - TODAY - eepurl.com/itz01M
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Another instance of COPYRIGHT VIOLATION has come to light, exposing the unholy and profitable alliance between Anadolu and Getty Images. This alliance continues to exploit #Rohingya #refugee photography for financial gain. Real Copyright holder = @SahatZia_Hero
