Lawyer by day and athlete by night, Cornelio runs through the Guatemalan mountains, defying poverty and isolation to build a sporting future where today there is only silence
A people screaming and demanding, in silence like so many others, the right to exist, in the general indifference that strips every human being of their dignity
Under the leadership of Pol Pot, the Khmer Rouge regime annihilated Cambodia, destroying not only the country's foundations but also an entire people. The testimonies of the survivors of the atrocities of those years are crucial in order not to forget.
A silent soldier in an indifferent world. His scars tell of invisible battles fought to survive. His stillness challenges and inspires, reminding us that true strength lies in silent resilience
A nomadic existence in the vastness of the Mongolian taiga, where life depends on the reindeer they take care of and contact with the rest of the world is through a satellite signal
In Burkina Faso's Pissy granite quarry, thousands endure grueling conditions, with many children toiling alongside adults, battling heat and dust for survival
In Chiapas, Mexico, where many people live below the poverty line, low-cost sugary carbonated drinks are consumed in large quantities, posing risks to health and the environment
In the heart of Malaysia, the TreeHouse Society provides Rohingya refugee children with education and a safe haven where they can feel at home and build a better future
The second short clip on the road of the series is dedicated to the long mission of the non-profit organisation MotoForPeace in South America. We are in Chile.
In Ethiopia's Omo Valley, diverse tribes face tourism's predatory lens, raising ethical concerns about cultural representation and authenticity in photography
In Kibigija, young people gather at the Move Zanzibar Community Center to practice sports and acrobatic gymnastics, nurturing talent and strengthening community spirit
In the forests of Mondulkiri, Cambodia, the Bunong people and elephants exist in a delicate balance, where tradition clashes with the consequences of contemporary exploitation
A towpath pulled me into a world still suspended between a fascinating past and an uncertain future: the world of the Moken, the last nomads of the sea.
For generations, the Agariya, a semi-nomadic community in Gujarat, India, have cultivated salt, but today a government ordinance is risking their future
