“In a society dominated by men, where many women are still afraid to be photographed without asking permission from their husbands, things are changing. There are more and more Azerbaijani women who fight for gender equality and although they are now a minority, I’m sure they will soon be a majority. Fidan is one of these amazing women who would never start a relationship, if she wouldn’t be treated equally and respected.”
“Maria was selling vegetables in the market of a small village.”
“This mother and her daughters fled the war in Syria.”
“I met this lovely lady at a local market.”
“Thorunn brings Icelandic women together via a popular online community.”
“In 2005 Magda experienced a terrible car accident, as a passenger. In most parts of the world, people in wheelchairs are condemned to isolation by authorities. While traveling around the planet I visited tens of countries where you don’t see them at all, in public areas. Why? Because in all those places, leaving your home in a wheelchair is almost an impossible mission due to that lack of infrastructure. But Magda wants to change the way people in wheelchairs are treated, at least in her country, through some amazing initiatives.”
“Nastya takes passport photos in this little shop, but her dream is to take landscape photos around the world.”
“Daniela is from Lisbon, Portugal and has Angolan origins. It’s lovely to walk on the streets of this gorgeous city and see so many diverse people living in harmony.”
“While traveling from country to country, I was happy to see that women have joined public forces all over the world.”
“Patricia and Rebecca, from Switzerland, are sisters. There’s only one-year difference between them. «When we were small, most of the kids laughed at our red hair. But that brought us closer to each other.” Years have passed and I noticed them in Zürich Central Station, two days ago. There was something magical about them.”
“Ania dreams to compete in the Paralympic Games.”
“Among the most graceful women I encountered, this Tibetan mother of two in a rural village looked like this the moment she opened her door to me; she had been cleaning her house, and yet she was wearing her jewelry.”
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