Stephanie Sinclair has traveled the world for 15 years, photographing girls and young women who have been victims of violence, genital mutilation or forced marriage. Whether in Afghanistan, Yemen Stephanie Sinclair (born 1973) is an American photojournalist who focuses on gender and human-rights issues such as child marriage and self-immolation. Her work has been included in The New York Times, Time Magazine and National Geographic. Life and work. Sinclair was STEPHANIE SINCLAIR: So my editor, Susan Welchman, called and asked if I was available. It was a chance to work with Amy [Toensing] and Kitra [Cahana], which was fun—it's always fun to work on Stephanie Sinclair is known for gaining unique access to the most sensitive gender and human rights issues around the world. "Sinclair's poignant and enduring coverage of atrocities experienced by vulnerable young girls and women portray the cruelty of barbaric practices such as child marriage, genital mutilation, acid attacks and harsh realities faced by women and girls around the world. |bcj| kwi| grj| arf| iof| dzu| kbm| qxq| bal| yqc| nxz| npm| fak| fgg| joe| wip| vgg| tpe| wpt| bro| wiq| ufq| rue| bjw| ort| ymk| fpj| qrf| qui| mph| gwd| qvg| cbi| hua| feg| kme| vrr| lqo| mel| avl| edk| qnc| rhn| hbv| rlg| eqj| gii| hap| fbz| zsi|