The 2023 FotoEvidence Book Award Is dedicated to the Russian invasion of Ukraine and war crimes committed on Ukrainian soil. Photo: Chris McGrath/ Getty Reportage
Rehab Eldalil is the winner of the 2022 FotoEvidence W Award with her project The Longing of the Stranger Whose Path Has Been Broken. Book release February 2023 in Cairo, Egypt.
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Pictures alone cannot change the world, but visual stories can highlight issues, provide access and intimacy, elicit empathy, and inspire responses. The goal of FotoEvidence is to publish enduring evidence of iniustice to raise awareness and inspire action.
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