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11/09/2022

As A British Muslim Woman I Was Preparing To Join The Army At The Time of 9/11

I recall visiting the British Army office on my local High Street. During the visit, I was accompanied by my elder sister. Upon entering the army office, I saw two men wearing military uniforms. One approached me and asked, “Can I help you?” I was intimidated by the man’s uniform.

11/09/2022

Photojournalism Since 9/11

Today marks the 21st anniversary of September 11th. A horrific and tragic series of events shook the United States and the rest of the world to their cores.

10/09/2022

Photojournalism Times is seeking photographers and photojournalists who are interested in contributing articles or sharing portfolios.

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10/09/2022

"What will happen to our banknotes now that Queen Elizabeth II has passed away?"

The image of Queen Elizabeth II adorns our currency and stamps, making her one of the most recognised figures in the world.The Queen appears on all of our banknotes, coins, and stamps.

10/09/2022

A third of Pakistan has been inundated by floods this summer. The severity and scope of the catastrophe caused by the monsoon rains that began in June cannot be overstated.

The country has been experiencing continuous rain for the past two months, despite areas expecting rain during these months

09/09/2022

Her Majesty The Queen was head of state of the United Kingdom as well as 14 other countries, including Australia, Canada, and Jamaica.



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Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II (1926-2022) reigned as the longest-serving monarch in British history and as the oldest head of state in the world.

30/01/2022

Open Call For Photographers & Photojournalists. Got a Story? Get in Touch

16/12/2021

An open call for photojournalists to submit a cohesive body of work made in 2021. Drop us an email [email protected]

25/09/2021

Sabina Nessa vigil Wood Green - London https://photojournalismtimes.com/2021/09/24/sabina-nessa-vigil-in-pictures-london/

24/09/2021

Sabina Nessa Vigil in Pictures - Wood Green London

Several people joined a vigil in London for Sabina Nessa, a 28-year-old woman killed as she walked through Cator park in Kidbrooke.

12/09/2021

Kurdish Protest London 12th September 2021

11/09/2021

Julian Assange Protest in Pictures - Piccadilly Circus 11th September 2021 https://photojournalismtimes.com/2021/09/11/julian-assange-protest-in-pictures/

06/07/2021

"Anytime I left the flat, I experienced stalking: well-heeled people, both young and old, would stand at street level, peering down into my basement, follow me into shops, film me, take photos of me and openly talk about me with smug looks on their faces"

Anytime I left the flat, I experienced organised stalking: well-heeled people, both young and old, would stand at street level, peering down into my basement, follow me into shops, film me, take photos of me and openly talk about me with smug looks on their faces.

16/05/2021

Protest for Downing Street London

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Protesters take to Downing Street in support of Palestine.

14/03/2021

Protest outside New Scotland Yard

Activists gathered outside New Scotland Yard today to protest against the police's behaviour at Sarah Everard's vigil on Saturday night.

13/03/2021

Sarah Everard Tribute in Pictures

Sarah Everard Tribute in pictures at Clapham Common

11/03/2021

Why Are There More BAME Covid Deaths

The reason for the disproportionate number of BAME deaths has raised many questions. However, a report by Public Health England concluded that racism has been a major factor.

15/02/2021

A Home is a short documentary about one woman’s struggle to find a home for herself and her cat in London. #2021

A Home is a short documentary about one woman's struggle to find a home for herself and her cat in London. 2021

19/11/2020

British Muslim Photojournalists in The Frame

Since there are so few Muslim photojournalists in Britain, it is essential to treat them fairly and equally to encourage more British Muslims to study and pursue a career in photojournalism.

06/08/2020

The aftermath in Beirut

A devasting explosion in Beirut on Tuesday 4th August 2020 left at least 135 dead, thousands injured, hundreds reported missing, and more than 300,000 people displaced from their homes. Photographer Matthieu Karam on the ground in Beirut captures the aftermath.

05/05/2020

‘Lockdown at No 10’ During lockdown in a shared Airbnb in Kensington, the residents Hussein from Birmingham, Callie from Dubai, Phil from Australia and India from London are staying at the Airbnb due to cancelled flights, being stranded or having to move out of their home.

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During lockdown in a shared Airbnb in Kensington, the residents Hussein from Birmingham, Callie from Dubai, Phil from Australia and India from London are staying at the Airbnb due to cancelled flights, being stranded or having to move out of their home.

26/04/2020

22/04/2020

Zakaria Gherabi has a meeting with the deliveroo union

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21/04/2020

"I lost my best friend. He loved everyone." Tahar Hamidi shares his memories of Takiedine Boudhane his friend.

Full video here https://photojournalismtimes.com/2020/04/20/deliver-me-violence-london-drivers-on-the-frontline/

20/04/2020

“Ive been attacked many times, I feel sad. I’ve been attacked 4 times in Finsbury Park, in Seven Sisters, in Tottenham and in Tufnell Park.

In January 2020 Deliveroo driver Takieddine Boudhane, 30 was attacked on his moped as a result died.

We speak to an Uber and Deliveroo driver who shares his experience working as a delivery driver in London.

Full Video : https://photojournalismtimes.com/2020/04/20/deliver-me-violence-london-drivers-on-the-frontline/

17/04/2020

During lockdown, an elderly man walks through the market in West London.

17/04/2020

The emptiness of Shepherds Bush market. The market is usually busy with a good atmosphere

14/04/2020

"I can't afford to support myself during covid19 how can I support my family" Osman from the juice stall in Shepherds Bush Market in West London explains the challenges he faces during the lockdown.

22/03/2020

Khushi Kapoor and Harman Singh receive a telephone call from a lady who needs help due to coronavirus. The owners of Rangrez restaurant in Ealing Broadway are providing free food for the elderly in West London during the crisis.