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Valeria Mongelli

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  • Politics
    Politics
    18 images
  • Migration
    Migration
    18 images
  • Portraits
    Portraits
    12 images
  • War in Ukraine
    War in Ukraine
    18 images
  • Unrest
    Unrest
    17 images
  • Myanmar domestic violence survivors
    Myanmar domestic violence survivors
    11 images
    Sandar (a pseudonym) is an illegal Burmese migrant living in Mae Sot, at the Thailand-Myanmar border. She has been in an abusive relationship for eleven years. Her husband beats and sexually abuses her. The situation at home got worse since the Covid-19 outbreak. Sandar's husband lost his job so they were constantly arguing about money. Sandar is one of the ~200,000 Burmese migrants living in the Mae Sot region. Many of them are undocumented and work in precarious conditions. Since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic, they have no jobs, no support from the Thai government, and no chances of returning to Myanmar due to the closure of borders. According to the United Nations, cases of domestic violence have globally increased by 30% in 2020. This story has been published in El PaĆ­s: https://elpais.com/elpais/2020/10/26/album/1603717461_363685.html
  • Tskaltubo Soviet monuments
    Tskaltubo Soviet monuments
    10 images
  • Corporate
    Corporate
    18 images
  • Selected Stories
    Selected Stories
    5 galleries