Whose side is the law on?
To my right a man is hauled off by the police. He tries to resist but it’s futile as four policemen load him into a police jeep and drive off. […]
Category Archives: Photography
And We Rose
…like this- Though it seems there are a few who believe the global One Billion Rising (OBR) campaign undermines the work of grassroot level organisation working on GBV (such as […]
A Little Gastronomic Adventure
…through the streets of Katmandu. Almost racing to keep up, we’re following our Nepali friend cum tour/foody guide. We navigate through New Road (a Pettah-like) marketplace– weaving through dense crowds of people, […]
When Feminists Reinforce Patriarchy
Inadvertently of course. Though it’s quite sad that they campaign with such passion to be exactly what patriarchy (and capitalism) wants of women. Take slut-walk for instance. Sure, I agree […]
Graffiti and Other Pictures
Graffiti. The stuff we have in Sri Lanka ranges from school boys defaming other schools on random walls or spraying the name of their ex-girlfriends on walls and following it […]
The Beggar Dilemma
In the scorching, dusty streets of Colombo the scene is all too familiar. As soon as the traffic lights switch to red, a beggar with a brawling toddler over her […]
I Got The Power
… to bake! I’d given up on baking. The last time I baked was a few months back when my cousin’s birthday came up. He would constantly remind me that […]
Photography with a cause!
Those are my (rather rushed) contributions to the photography campaign against gender based violence by Beyond Borders. That campaign in turn is a contribution to the Women and Media Collective‘s […]
