When Terror Takes On A New Avatar
Religious extremism is on the rise across the world. But the moot question is: Is there a way out of this madness?
Religious extremism is on the rise across the world. But the moot question is: Is there a way out of this madness?
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At what point does the photographer change roles from a documenter of tragedy to an indifferent bystander?