INTERACTIVE
Chats Ep. 6 · Imagery of the Baloch Movement
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The profile of Mahrang Baloch discusses how Mahrang's personal experience with her family members being disappeared prompted her to get involved in the activism against the state's Baloch disappearances. Mashal Baloch documented that profile extensively. Here, Mashal discussed the ethics of photojournalism, working with international correspondents, and how she has navigated being a self-taught photojournalist.
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Balochistan
Karima Baloch
Mahrang Baloch
Self-Taught
Reportage
State Repression
Pakistan
Mapping
Knowledge
Humanitarian Crisis
Photojournalism
Baloch Missing Persons
Baloch Student Long March
Photographer
Profile
SAAG Chats
Journalism
Baloch Insurgency
Geography
Accountability
Nation-State
State Violence
Human Rights Violations
Extrajudicial Killings
Enforced Disappearances
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DISPATCH
Live
Balochistan
28th
Feb
2021
For SAAG Chats Ep. 6, Nur Nasreen Ibrahim discussed the nature of photojournalism with photojournalist Mashal Baloch, who also discussed her work for the profile of Mahrang Baloch, published by SAAG. As a self-trained photographer, Mashal's sense of precarity and a profound drive to learn with few resources available to her is palpably true both for photojournalists in Balochistan and in many embattled areas across South Asia.
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