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Category Archives: indigenous people
A campaign of dehumanisation in Ethiopia
Two weeks ago I wrote about the sad events of the past month in Ethiopia – the violence convulsing some of the cities, and the killing of members of ethnic minority communities in the far southwest of the country, where … Continue reading
Posted in africa, Ethiopia, indigenous people, justice, politics
Tagged disarmament, Lower Omo, peace, violence
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A distorted lens
Before They Pass Away, a project of the Anglo-Dutch photographer Jimmy Nelson, provides a window on some of the indigenous peoples of the world. His photographs — reproduced in a coffee-table book and a lavish website — are beautiful. But … Continue reading
Posted in anthropology, Ethiopia, indigenous people, justice, photography, politics, Westernization
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A Human View 