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Sources (projects and photo essays)

1. aljazeera.com. In Pictures. 2017. Includes photographer’s name, date, headline and lead-in text. Accessed 13 June 2019, aljazeera.com, adding filter “In Pictures” and scrolling back to 2017 and the date.
2. 20170116. Shafi, Showkat. 16 Jan. In the name of Ram: Tattoos in India’s Dalit community. After being denied access to temples, some Dalits began tattooing the name of the Hindu god Ram on their face and body.
3. 20170122a. Lunde, Kelly Lynn. 22 Jan. Washington DC: Women’s March for equal rights. “I came to show solidarity with women and all the other people who resist the bigotry and … intolerance.”
4. 20170122b. (Compilation) 22 Jan. Women marches across the world draw huge crowd. Hundreds of thousands join women’s marches to protest new US president’s stance on gender, minorities and human rights.
5. 20170202. Moldovan, Ioana. 2 Feb. Protests surge as Romania decriminalises corruption Hundreds of thousands decry measures that decriminalise graft offences as judicial watchdog announces court challenge.
6. 20170203. Lunde, Kelly Lynn. 3 Feb. NYC Yemenis close bodegas to protest Trump travel ban Strike supported by more than 2,000 people aimed to highlight the role of immigrant labour in the city.
7. 20170206a. Moldovan, Ioana. 6 Feb. Romania Protests: A family’s fight. A day in the life of a Romanian family who are taking to the streets each night for the future of their children.
8. 20170206b. Dijkstra, Andrea, & Jeroen Van Loon. 6 Feb. Kenya’s Maasai and Samburu becoming women without FGM. “When my parents called the [cutter for my sister], I warned the district officer. Our generation can bring change.”
9. 20170217. (Compilation). 17 Feb. US immigrants stay at home to demonstrate their value. Thousands participated in the protests across United States.
10. 20170327. Zanoun, Ezz. 27 March. “Thousands attend Gaza funeral of slain Hamas official. Palestinians poured into the streets on Saturday for the funeral of Mazen Faqha”.
11. 20170427. Khan, Faisal. 27 April. Female Kashmiri students lead anti-India protests. Students from various female colleges in Indian administered Kashmir take part in mass protests against Indian soldiers.
12. 20170602. Porter, Lizzie (writer), & Leila Molana-Allen (photographer). 2 June. Walking a path of resistance in Palestine. Illegal Israeli settlements surround the Masar Ibrahim trail on all sides.
13. 20170616. Zanoun, Ezz. 16 June. Mass protests on Gaza’s borders over electricity crisis. Palestinians in besieged Gaza Strip protest at borders with Israel as rights groups warn of growing humanitarian crisis.
14. 20170701. Zanoun, Ezz. 1 July. Life in the darkness of Gaza’s power crisis. Palestinians in the besieged territory are receiving just a few hours of electricity a day.
15. 20170721. (Compilation). 21 July. Al-Aqsa: Clashes in Jerusalem’s Old City. At least three Palestinians killed and over a hundred protesters injured in clashes over the al-Aqsa Mosque controversy.
16. 20170815a. (Compilation). 15 Aug. India celebrates Independence Day. Indians mark the day they gained freedom from British colonial rule in 1947.
17. 20170815b. Chao, Steve. 15 Aug. Seventy years of India–Pakistan partition in pictures. Seventy years on, partition and the violence that accompanied it continues to shape India and Pakistan.
18. 20170828. Lunde, Kelly Lynn. 28 Aug. US anti-racists counter Hate. Thousands respond to right wing rallies planned in San Francisco and Berkeley, claiming victory as marches cancelled.
19. 20170903 Glanowski, Sara Maria. 3 Sept. “Inside Afropunk: The most inclusive space in the US?”
20. 20171101. Baxter, Will. 1 Nov. Kenya election: Without dialogue “we will all perish”. At least 50 people have been killed in political violence in Kenya since August’s annulled poll.