https://allisonjoyce.com/ 2026-08-07 weekly 1.0 https://allisonjoyce.com/about 2026-08-07 monthly 0.8 https://storage.neonsky.app/8wtzgzzb/1786129592434_neonskyALLISONJOYCE-HEADSHOT2.jpg Image https://allisonjoyce.com/page-1753131608835 2026-08-07 monthly 0.8 https://allisonjoyce.com/portraits 2026-08-07 monthly 0.8 https://allisonjoyce.com/singles 2026-08-07 monthly 0.8 https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_pn41or4n_am80en_BISHWA_ALLISONJOYCE_010915_19_v1-copy_thumb.jpg Muslim devotees arrive to Tongi on the last day of the annual Bishwa Ijtema in Tongi, Bangladesh. The Bishwa Ijtema is the second largest gathering of Muslims in the world, after the Hajj, and is organized by World Tablig Council, which preaches teachings of Islam and prophet Mohammad. (Photo by Allison Joyce/Getty Images) Muslim devotees arrive to Tongi on the last day of the annual Bishwa Ijtema in Tongi, Bangladesh. The Bishwa Ijtema is the second largest gathering of Muslims in the world, after the Hajj, and is organized by World Tablig Council, which preaches teachings of Islam and prophet Mohammad. (Photo by Allison Joyce/Getty Images) https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_pn41or4n_s50jff_SHAMLI_ALLISONJOYCE__26_thumb.jpg A child sits outside his tent while his mother cooks in the Malakpur relief camp in the Shamli district of Uttar Pradesh, India. Riots between Muslims and Jat Hindus broke out at the end of August and lasted until the beginning of September, 2013. More than 55 people were killed, hundreds were injured, at least 6 women were gang raped, and almost 50,000 people fled to relief camps in the immediate aftermath. The cold winter has led to the death of over 34 children in the relief camps. (Photo by Getty Images/Getty Images) A child sits outside his tent while his mother cooks in the Malakpur relief camp in the Shamli district of Uttar Pradesh, India. Riots between Muslims and Jat Hindus broke out at the end of August and lasted until the beginning of September, 2013. More than 55 people were killed, hundreds were injured, at least 6 women were gang raped, and almost 50,000 people fled to relief camps in the immediate aftermath. The cold winter has led to the death of over 34 children in the relief camps. (Photo by Getty Images/Getty Images) https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_pn41or4n_704tw2_AJWS_ASJ-143-copy_thumb.jpg A mosque that was damaged in the earthquake is seen in Palu, Indonesia. Photo by Allison Joyce A mosque that was damaged in the earthquake is seen in Palu, Indonesia. Photo by Allison Joyce https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_pn41or4n_dqb5v6_SINGLES_01_thumb.jpg A woman prays at the National Mosque, Baitul Mukarram, during Eid al-Fitr, in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Muslims around the world are celebrating Eid al-Fitr, which marks the end of the holy month of Ramadan. A woman prays at the National Mosque, Baitul Mukarram, during Eid al-Fitr, in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Muslims around the world are celebrating Eid al-Fitr, which marks the end of the holy month of Ramadan. https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_pn41or4n_fz44or_SINGLES_03-copy_thumb.jpg A Hijra (transgender) performs at the Hijra talent show, part of the first ever event called Hijra Pride 2014, in Dhaka, Bangladesh. In 2013 Bangladesh officially recognized Hijras as a third gender, though homosexuality still remains illegal. Despite these strides Hijras continue to face violence and harassment as part of their daily life in Bangladesh. A Hijra (transgender) performs at the Hijra talent show, part of the first ever event called Hijra Pride 2014, in Dhaka, Bangladesh. In 2013 Bangladesh officially recognized Hijras as a third gender, though homosexuality still remains illegal. Despite these strides Hijras continue to face violence and harassment as part of their daily life in Bangladesh. https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_pn41or4n_0f1x7v_SINGLES_08-copy_thumb.jpg A festival goer is seen during the 124th annual Lalon festival in Kushtia, Bangladesh. The Lalon Shah festival is an annual festival celebrating the life and death of Fakir Lalon Shah, who was a Bangladeshi mystic, baul, philosopher, musician, writer and advocate of religious tolerance. Buddhists, Hindus and Muslims follow his teachings and attend the festival, which comprises of 3 days of music, dance, and consumption of marijuana, which is referred to as {quote}siddhi{quote}, or enlightenment. A festival goer is seen during the 124th annual Lalon festival in Kushtia, Bangladesh. The Lalon Shah festival is an annual festival celebrating the life and death of Fakir Lalon Shah, who was a Bangladeshi mystic, baul, philosopher, musician, writer and advocate of religious tolerance. Buddhists, Hindus and Muslims follow his teachings and attend the festival, which comprises of 3 days of music, dance, and consumption of marijuana, which is referred to as {quote}siddhi{quote}, or enlightenment. https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_pn41or4n_9d8rzx_SINGLES_13_thumb.jpg 32 year old Mahada Khatum, 5 year old Hasan Sharif, and 9 year old Umma Kulsum are seen outside their home in the Shamalapur Rohingya refugee settlement in Chittagong district, Bangladesh. 12 years the family escaped violence and discrimination from the Zomgara Baharchara village in the Meherulla district of Myanmar. Last week Tomás Ojea Quintana's, the UN special rapporteur on Human Rights, said that recent developments in Myanmar's Rakhine state were the latest in a {quote}long history of discrimination and persecution against the Rohingya Muslim community which could amount to crimes against humanity{quote}, and that the Myanmar government's decision not to allow Rohingya Muslims to register their ethnicity in the March census meant that the population tally was not in accordance with international standards. Over the years hundreds of thousands of Rohingya refugees have taken refuge in Bangladesh to escape the deadly sectarian violence in Myanmar. 32 year old Mahada Khatum, 5 year old Hasan Sharif, and 9 year old Umma Kulsum are seen outside their home in the Shamalapur Rohingya refugee settlement in Chittagong district, Bangladesh. 12 years the family escaped violence and discrimination from the Zomgara Baharchara village in the Meherulla district of Myanmar. Last week Tomás Ojea Quintana's, the UN special rapporteur on Human Rights, said that recent developments in Myanmar's Rakhine state were the latest in a {quote}long history of discrimination and persecution against the Rohingya Muslim community which could amount to crimes against humanity{quote}, and that the Myanmar government's decision not to allow Rohingya Muslims to register their ethnicity in the March census meant that the population tally was not in accordance with international standards. Over the years hundreds of thousands of Rohingya refugees have taken refuge in Bangladesh to escape the deadly sectarian violence in Myanmar. https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_pn41or4n_yffqv1_SMOG_ASJ_021_thumb.jpg People walk near India gate amid heavy dust and smog in Delhi, India. People in India's capital city are struggling with heavily polluted air after low winds, holiday fireworks residue and crop-burning in neighboring states contribute to the haze, which has reduced visibility to 400 meters. The pollution levels have risen to 15 times more then the safe limit, a news reports said. Thousands of schools have been ordered closed, cricket matches canceled and residents warned to stay inside. The US embassy has said that it is {quote}very concerned{quote} about the impact of the pollution on Americans living in Delhi and the public at large. People walk near India gate amid heavy dust and smog in Delhi, India. People in India's capital city are struggling with heavily polluted air after low winds, holiday fireworks residue and crop-burning in neighboring states contribute to the haze, which has reduced visibility to 400 meters. The pollution levels have risen to 15 times more then the safe limit, a news reports said. Thousands of schools have been ordered closed, cricket matches canceled and residents warned to stay inside. The US embassy has said that it is {quote}very concerned{quote} about the impact of the pollution on Americans living in Delhi and the public at large. https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_pn41or4n_0tx7og_SUNDARBANS_ALLISONJOYCE__107_thumb.jpg A woman rows through a dense canal to fish in the Sundarbans forest. The Sunderbans forest in Southern Bangladesh is the largest mangrove forest in the world. There are an estimated five hundred Royal Bengal tigers in the Sunderbans, and about fifty to sixty thousand people depend on the land, rivers and forest for their living. As climate change, hurricanes and cyclones continue to affect the area, the fresh water that once irrigated farmers fields has turned salty, rendering the fields useless. Many people live barely one meter above sea level. Because of rising sea levels and shrinking forest, humans and tigers are fighting for space. The farmers are forced into the forest to hunt for honey, fish, or collect crabs, putting them at risk for a tiger attack. A woman rows through a dense canal to fish in the Sundarbans forest. The Sunderbans forest in Southern Bangladesh is the largest mangrove forest in the world. There are an estimated five hundred Royal Bengal tigers in the Sunderbans, and about fifty to sixty thousand people depend on the land, rivers and forest for their living. As climate change, hurricanes and cyclones continue to affect the area, the fresh water that once irrigated farmers fields has turned salty, rendering the fields useless. Many people live barely one meter above sea level. Because of rising sea levels and shrinking forest, humans and tigers are fighting for space. The farmers are forced into the forest to hunt for honey, fish, or collect crabs, putting them at risk for a tiger attack. https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_pn41or4n_7j9igu_LADAKH_SOLAR_ALLISONJOYCE_59-copy_thumb.jpg Monks touch solar panels at the Shachukul Monastery, of which the dormitory and school are reliant on solar energy, in Chosling village in Ladakh, India. Speaking two days after US President Donald Trump announced plans to withdraw from the Paris agreement on climate change, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that India was “part of the world’s shared heritage” and that India would “continue working...above and beyond the Paris accord”. India saw nearly $10 billion invested, both in 2015 and in 2016, in renewable energy projects. (Photo by Allison Joyce/Getty Images) Monks touch solar panels at the Shachukul Monastery, of which the dormitory and school are reliant on solar energy, in Chosling village in Ladakh, India. Speaking two days after US President Donald Trump announced plans to withdraw from the Paris agreement on climate change, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that India was “part of the world’s shared heritage” and that India would “continue working...above and beyond the Paris accord”. India saw nearly $10 billion invested, both in 2015 and in 2016, in renewable energy projects. (Photo by Allison Joyce/Getty Images) https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_pn41or4n_z9i2mi_12asjaj12_thumb.jpg Cyrus Fakroddin and his pet goat Cocoa take a taxi ride in New York. Cocoa is a 3-year-old Alpine Pygmy mixed goat who lives with Cyrus in Summit, New Jersey. They frequently take trips into Manhattan to enjoy the city. Fakroddin has raised Cocoa since she was 2 months old and treats her like a human. {quote}She doesn't like goats, she doesn't like farms, she likes the people and the city.{quote} Fakroddin said. Cyrus Fakroddin and his pet goat Cocoa take a taxi ride in New York. Cocoa is a 3-year-old Alpine Pygmy mixed goat who lives with Cyrus in Summit, New Jersey. They frequently take trips into Manhattan to enjoy the city. Fakroddin has raised Cocoa since she was 2 months old and treats her like a human. {quote}She doesn't like goats, she doesn't like farms, she likes the people and the city.{quote} Fakroddin said. https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_pn41or4n_qfac7q_HURRICANE_SANDY_20_thumb.jpg 3-year-old Fiana waits for her parents to vote in the presidential elections in a tent in Midland Beach in the Staten Island borough of New York City. As Staten Island continues to recover from Superstorm Sandy, a few polling stations have been relocated due to power outages or ongoing use as an evacuation center. 3-year-old Fiana waits for her parents to vote in the presidential elections in a tent in Midland Beach in the Staten Island borough of New York City. As Staten Island continues to recover from Superstorm Sandy, a few polling stations have been relocated due to power outages or ongoing use as an evacuation center. https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_pn41or4n_o7g1sv_MALDIVES_ALLISONJOYCE_07_thumb.jpg Local women swim in the ocean in Guraidhoo, Maldives. The Maldives is one of the world's lowest-lying countries; more than 80% of the Maldives’ land is less than one meter above sea levels, making it extremely vulnerable to climate change. At current global warming rates, 80% of the Maldives could be submerged by 2050. At the recent UN General Assembly, when discussing the threat of climate change, Maldives President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih said “There is no guarantee of survival for any one nation in a world where the Maldives cease to exist.” (Photo by Allison Joyce/Getty Images) Local women swim in the ocean in Guraidhoo, Maldives. The Maldives is one of the world's lowest-lying countries; more than 80% of the Maldives’ land is less than one meter above sea levels, making it extremely vulnerable to climate change. At current global warming rates, 80% of the Maldives could be submerged by 2050. At the recent UN General Assembly, when discussing the threat of climate change, Maldives President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih said “There is no guarantee of survival for any one nation in a world where the Maldives cease to exist.” (Photo by Allison Joyce/Getty Images) https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_pn41or4n_m3086w__ASJ_CORONA_THAI_133_thumb.jpg Buddhist monks wear face shields amid concerns over the spread of the COVID-19 as they collect alms in Bangkok, Thailand. Thailand has more than 1,500 confirmed COVID-19 cases and has entered a state of emergency in order to take stronger measures against the spread of the virus. (Photo by Allison Joyce/Getty Images) Buddhist monks wear face shields amid concerns over the spread of the COVID-19 as they collect alms in Bangkok, Thailand. Thailand has more than 1,500 confirmed COVID-19 cases and has entered a state of emergency in order to take stronger measures against the spread of the virus. (Photo by Allison Joyce/Getty Images) https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_pn41or4n_kgbx1h_060721_ASJ_GETTY_COVID18_thumb.jpg he body of 35 year old Amena, who died of Covid-19, is taken on a stretcher at a hospital in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Bangladesh enacted a nationwide lockdown on July 1st in an effort to contain a third wave of Covid, as cases have surged, fueled by the Delta variant first detected in neighboring India. (Photo by Allison Joyce/Getty Images) he body of 35 year old Amena, who died of Covid-19, is taken on a stretcher at a hospital in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Bangladesh enacted a nationwide lockdown on July 1st in an effort to contain a third wave of Covid, as cases have surged, fueled by the Delta variant first detected in neighboring India. (Photo by Allison Joyce/Getty Images) https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_pn41or4n_oign8w_BLOOMY_SL_ASJ_43-copy_thumb.jpg A vendor waits for customers at Galle Face Green in Colombo, Sri Lanka. Sri Lanka has to repay about $2 billion in foreign debts before the end of 2021. The shortage of foreign currency caused by a pandemic recession has hindered the ability of the government to import goods. Prices for essential items, including food and cooking gas, have soared. The government has asked India for a loan for petrol and diesel. Some analysts say that Sri Lanka may be forced to seek a bailout. A vendor waits for customers at Galle Face Green in Colombo, Sri Lanka. Sri Lanka has to repay about $2 billion in foreign debts before the end of 2021. The shortage of foreign currency caused by a pandemic recession has hindered the ability of the government to import goods. Prices for essential items, including food and cooking gas, have soared. The government has asked India for a loan for petrol and diesel. Some analysts say that Sri Lanka may be forced to seek a bailout. https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_pn41or4n_fhqaba_singles_update_20002_thumb.jpg Rohingya refugees queue for a blanket distribution in a refugee camp in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh. The UN's International Court of Justice in The Hague began on Tuesday hearing a case filed by The Gambia against Myanmar over the Rohingya genocide case. Rohingya refugees queue for a blanket distribution in a refugee camp in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh. The UN's International Court of Justice in The Hague began on Tuesday hearing a case filed by The Gambia against Myanmar over the Rohingya genocide case. https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_pn41or4n_s6phfm_CIRCUS_AllisonSarahJoyce478-copy_thumb.jpg A man holds a Bangladesh flag as he rides a motorbike in a {quote}wheel of death{quote} at a circus in Bangladesh. A man holds a Bangladesh flag as he rides a motorbike in a {quote}wheel of death{quote} at a circus in Bangladesh. https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_pn41or4n_7zfh2g_singles_update_20001_thumb.jpg Momin Mohammad brushes his teeth by the canal outside his home in the Hazaribagh neighborhood of Dhaka, Bangladesh. Momin has lived here for 15 or 20 years and works loading and unloading leather in the tanneries, earning 6,000 to 7,000 (about $77 to $90) taka a month. He says that living in the neighborhood is difficult but he has no other options. Often he and his family have health problems including diarrhea, headaches and jaundice. Hazaribagh was just listed in a report by Green Cross Switzerland and Blacksmith Institute as the 5th most polluted place on earth. It houses 95% of Bangladesh's leather tanneries, and every day they dump 22,000 cubic liters of toxic waste, including the cancer-causing hexavalent chromium, into the capital city's main river and key water supply, the Burgiganga. Most of the laborers work with the hazardous chemicals without any safety precautions, and there have been reports of horrific workplace accidents in the factories. Residents of the neighborhood slums are exposed to the extreme air, water and soil pollution. The tanneries export millions of dollars of leather good around the world, including the US and Europe. Momin Mohammad brushes his teeth by the canal outside his home in the Hazaribagh neighborhood of Dhaka, Bangladesh. Momin has lived here for 15 or 20 years and works loading and unloading leather in the tanneries, earning 6,000 to 7,000 (about $77 to $90) taka a month. He says that living in the neighborhood is difficult but he has no other options. Often he and his family have health problems including diarrhea, headaches and jaundice. Hazaribagh was just listed in a report by Green Cross Switzerland and Blacksmith Institute as the 5th most polluted place on earth. It houses 95% of Bangladesh's leather tanneries, and every day they dump 22,000 cubic liters of toxic waste, including the cancer-causing hexavalent chromium, into the capital city's main river and key water supply, the Burgiganga. Most of the laborers work with the hazardous chemicals without any safety precautions, and there have been reports of horrific workplace accidents in the factories. Residents of the neighborhood slums are exposed to the extreme air, water and soil pollution. The tanneries export millions of dollars of leather good around the world, including the US and Europe. https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_pn41or4n_jimky1_HURRICANE_SANDY_16_thumb.jpg Kathy Lahey sifts through her damaged home for items to save in the Breezy Point neighborhood of the Queens borough of New York City. With the death toll currently over 100 and millions of homes and businesses without power, the US east coast is attempting to recover from the effects of floods, fires and power outages brought on by Superstorm Sandy. Kathy Lahey sifts through her damaged home for items to save in the Breezy Point neighborhood of the Queens borough of New York City. With the death toll currently over 100 and millions of homes and businesses without power, the US east coast is attempting to recover from the effects of floods, fires and power outages brought on by Superstorm Sandy. https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_pn41or4n_rjv4ix_THESURFGIRLS_19-copy-2_thumb.jpg 12 year old Shobe Majaraz hugs 12 year old Suma on the beach in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh. 12 year old Shobe Majaraz hugs 12 year old Suma on the beach in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh. https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_pn41or4n_eouvve_DAY3_ROHINGYA_ASJ_05_thumb.jpg Rohingya refugees walk through early morning mist in a refugee camp in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh. Rohingya refugees walk through early morning mist in a refugee camp in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh. https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_pn41or4n_h51fpj_FB_ASJ_ROHINGYA_04_thumb.jpg Rohingya Muslims celebrate at a fair during Eid al-Adha in a refugee camp in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh. Eid al-Adha, or the Festival of Sacrifice, marks the end of the Hajj pilgrimage to Mecca and in commemoration of Prophet Abraham's readiness to sacrifice his son to show obedience to God. Muslims slaughter a sacrificial animal and split the meat into three parts, one for the family, one for friends and relatives, and one for the poor and needy. Rohingya Muslims celebrate at a fair during Eid al-Adha in a refugee camp in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh. Eid al-Adha, or the Festival of Sacrifice, marks the end of the Hajj pilgrimage to Mecca and in commemoration of Prophet Abraham's readiness to sacrifice his son to show obedience to God. Muslims slaughter a sacrificial animal and split the meat into three parts, one for the family, one for friends and relatives, and one for the poor and needy. https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_pn41or4n_bb0jlh_SINGLES_10-copy_thumb.jpg A festival goer dances during a live music event during the 124th annual Lalon festival in Kushtia, Bangladesh. The Lalon Shah festival is an annual festival celebrating the life and death of Fakir Lalon Shah, who was a Bangladeshi mystic, baul, philosopher, musician, writer and advocate of religious tolerance. Buddhists, Hindus and Muslims follow his teachings and attend the festival, which comprises of 3 days of music, dance, and consumption of marijuana, which is referred to as {quote}siddhi{quote}, or enlightenment. A festival goer dances during a live music event during the 124th annual Lalon festival in Kushtia, Bangladesh. The Lalon Shah festival is an annual festival celebrating the life and death of Fakir Lalon Shah, who was a Bangladeshi mystic, baul, philosopher, musician, writer and advocate of religious tolerance. Buddhists, Hindus and Muslims follow his teachings and attend the festival, which comprises of 3 days of music, dance, and consumption of marijuana, which is referred to as {quote}siddhi{quote}, or enlightenment. https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_pn41or4n_2br1v6_jpgs_HAIR_ASJ_03_thumb.jpg 28 year old Rupa has her hair shaven to donate to the Gods at the Thiruthani Murugan Temple in Thiruttani, India. Rupa donated her hair with the wish that her daughter's illness is cured. The process of shaving ones hair and donating it to the Gods is known as tonsuring. It is common for Hindu believers to tonsure their hair at a temple as a young child, and also to celebrate a wish coming true, such as the birth of a baby or the curing of an illness. The {quote}temple hair{quote}, as it's known, is then auctioned off to a processing plant and then sold as pricey wigs and weaves in the US, Europe and Africa. 28 year old Rupa has her hair shaven to donate to the Gods at the Thiruthani Murugan Temple in Thiruttani, India. Rupa donated her hair with the wish that her daughter's illness is cured. The process of shaving ones hair and donating it to the Gods is known as tonsuring. It is common for Hindu believers to tonsure their hair at a temple as a young child, and also to celebrate a wish coming true, such as the birth of a baby or the curing of an illness. The {quote}temple hair{quote}, as it's known, is then auctioned off to a processing plant and then sold as pricey wigs and weaves in the US, Europe and Africa. https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_pn41or4n_eyc6c5_ASJ_ROHINGYA__thumb.jpg A Rohingya refugee is seen during a rainstorm at Nayapara refugee camp in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh. Rohingya refugees said on August 21st that they did not want to return to Myanmar without their rights and citizenship, as repatriation is set to start on August 22nd. August 25th marks the second anniversary of the Rohingya crisis in Bangladesh. Myanmar's military crackdown on the ethnic Muslim minority forced over 700,000 to flee to Bangladesh from violence and torture. The United Nations has stated that it is a textbook example of ethnic cleansing. A Rohingya refugee is seen during a rainstorm at Nayapara refugee camp in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh. Rohingya refugees said on August 21st that they did not want to return to Myanmar without their rights and citizenship, as repatriation is set to start on August 22nd. August 25th marks the second anniversary of the Rohingya crisis in Bangladesh. Myanmar's military crackdown on the ethnic Muslim minority forced over 700,000 to flee to Bangladesh from violence and torture. The United Nations has stated that it is a textbook example of ethnic cleansing. https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_pn41or4n_7zg7mj_baanklang_ALLISONJOYCE_104_thumb.jpg Walita Lalam poses for a photo in her kitchen with her seeds in Baan Klang village, Lampang province, Thailand. Walita Lalam poses for a photo in her kitchen with her seeds in Baan Klang village, Lampang province, Thailand. https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_pn41or4n_slztaj_CIRCUS_ALLISONJOYCE__88_thumb.jpg Sheuliy, shuts her eyes as Rezaul Karim throws flaming knives at her during a performance at the Olympic Circus in Jamsha, Bangladesh. Sheuliy, who doesn't know her age, got married to another circus worker when she was 10 or 11 years old. She never had a chance to go to school. Rezaul, who is 52 years old, joined the circus when he was a teenager. He dropped out of school when he was 12 years old. Rezaul enjoys his work in the circus. He like performing and watching his friends perform, and he enjoys the music. Generations of low income families are born into circuses with rarely the hope of ever working in different profession or escaping the harsh realities of the circus. The children, often very young, are trained to be full working members usually without the opportunity for an education. As modernization slowly takes over landscape of Bangladesh, the circus is a dying art form and is moving further and further away from mainstream entertainment. Sheuliy, shuts her eyes as Rezaul Karim throws flaming knives at her during a performance at the Olympic Circus in Jamsha, Bangladesh. Sheuliy, who doesn't know her age, got married to another circus worker when she was 10 or 11 years old. She never had a chance to go to school. Rezaul, who is 52 years old, joined the circus when he was a teenager. He dropped out of school when he was 12 years old. Rezaul enjoys his work in the circus. He like performing and watching his friends perform, and he enjoys the music. Generations of low income families are born into circuses with rarely the hope of ever working in different profession or escaping the harsh realities of the circus. The children, often very young, are trained to be full working members usually without the opportunity for an education. As modernization slowly takes over landscape of Bangladesh, the circus is a dying art form and is moving further and further away from mainstream entertainment. https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_pn41or4n_4uk3x5_90_thumb.jpg Dhaka, Bangladesh Dhaka, Bangladesh https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_pn41or4n_by4pa6_060721_ASJ_GETTY_COVID04_thumb.jpg Medical workers distribute doses of Pfizer Covid-19 vaccines in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Bangladesh enacted a nationwide lockdown on July 1st in an effort to contain a third wave of Covid, as cases have surged, fueled by the Delta variant first detected in neighboring India. Medical workers distribute doses of Pfizer Covid-19 vaccines in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Bangladesh enacted a nationwide lockdown on July 1st in an effort to contain a third wave of Covid, as cases have surged, fueled by the Delta variant first detected in neighboring India. https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_pn41or4n_d5c0px_MENTALHEALTH_ASJ_BANGLADESH_14_thumb.jpg 35 year old patient Barvine Akhter lies in a rice paddy outside the intake center of Pabna Mental Hospital in Pabna, Bangladesh. Mental health in Bangladesh is largely neglected and under financed, and the stigma of mental health is huge. In rural areas there are few doctors and families generally take the patient to a traditional healer first, who usually tries to exorcize the Jinn (spirits) with holy water and versus from the Koran. Families who have a mentally ill family member sometimes tie them up out of desperation and lack of education and options. There is only one government run mental hospital with 500 beds in the entire country. Less than 0.5% of government health budget is spent for mental health. 35 year old patient Barvine Akhter lies in a rice paddy outside the intake center of Pabna Mental Hospital in Pabna, Bangladesh. Mental health in Bangladesh is largely neglected and under financed, and the stigma of mental health is huge. In rural areas there are few doctors and families generally take the patient to a traditional healer first, who usually tries to exorcize the Jinn (spirits) with holy water and versus from the Koran. Families who have a mentally ill family member sometimes tie them up out of desperation and lack of education and options. There is only one government run mental hospital with 500 beds in the entire country. Less than 0.5% of government health budget is spent for mental health. https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_pn41or4n_bo0mf7_ADANI_ASJ__86_thumb.jpg A man rows a boat to Kanewal village lake, a village without electricity, in Gujarat, India. A man rows a boat to Kanewal village lake, a village without electricity, in Gujarat, India. https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_pn41or4n_o7x8uc_JAN9_singles__0058_thumb.jpg Firoz Milon collects waste on the Buriganga river in Dhaka, Bangladesh. He sells one kilo of waste for 20 taka and says he averages 400-600 taka per day of work. Bangladesh has been reportedly ranked 10th out of the top 20 plastic polluter in the world with the Buriganga river known as one of the most polluted rivers in the country due to rampant dumping of industrial and human waste. Like many developing countries, Bangladesh lacks the infrastructure to effectively manage their waste which causes problems in keeping the waters safe for human and aquatic lives while dozens of tanneries on the banks of the river contribute industrial waste into the ground water. As June 5 was marked by the United Nations as World Environment Day, Buriganga symbolizes the general state of many rivers in Bangladesh, with the growing levels of pollutants and plastic waste consuming up all oxygen in the river and affecting our seafood while fishes consume bits of plastic which mimics their natural food sources and eventually lands on our dinner table. Firoz Milon collects waste on the Buriganga river in Dhaka, Bangladesh. He sells one kilo of waste for 20 taka and says he averages 400-600 taka per day of work. Bangladesh has been reportedly ranked 10th out of the top 20 plastic polluter in the world with the Buriganga river known as one of the most polluted rivers in the country due to rampant dumping of industrial and human waste. Like many developing countries, Bangladesh lacks the infrastructure to effectively manage their waste which causes problems in keeping the waters safe for human and aquatic lives while dozens of tanneries on the banks of the river contribute industrial waste into the ground water. As June 5 was marked by the United Nations as World Environment Day, Buriganga symbolizes the general state of many rivers in Bangladesh, with the growing levels of pollutants and plastic waste consuming up all oxygen in the river and affecting our seafood while fishes consume bits of plastic which mimics their natural food sources and eventually lands on our dinner table. https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_pn41or4n_v46y8u_ADANI_ASJ__87A_thumb.jpg A house is seen in Kanewal village lake, a village without electricity, in Gujarat, India. A house is seen in Kanewal village lake, a village without electricity, in Gujarat, India. https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_pn41or4n_z02o6z_ALLISONJOYCE_1YRSA_01149_thumb.jpg Children are let out from class for the day from a solar powered {quote}floating school{quote} operated by Shidhulai Swanirvar Sangstha in Pabna district, Bangladesh. About 3 million people live on geographically isolated islands, known as {quote}chors{quote}, with no roads, no electricity, and no medical facilities. Every year, the nation is inundated with monsoonal rains which can flood up to two thirds of the country. Approximately 10 million people live in parts of Bangladesh lying less than a meter above current sea levels. Children are let out from class for the day from a solar powered {quote}floating school{quote} operated by Shidhulai Swanirvar Sangstha in Pabna district, Bangladesh. About 3 million people live on geographically isolated islands, known as {quote}chors{quote}, with no roads, no electricity, and no medical facilities. Every year, the nation is inundated with monsoonal rains which can flood up to two thirds of the country. Approximately 10 million people live in parts of Bangladesh lying less than a meter above current sea levels. https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_pn41or4n_bmm2zp_AJWS_ASJ-163_thumb.jpg A woman sits on a seawall in Palu, Indonesia. A woman sits on a seawall in Palu, Indonesia. https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_pn41or4n_0awio3_AllisonJoyce_Korail02_thumb.jpg Young girls pick through trash along Banani Lake in the Korail slum in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Korail is one of Dhaka's largest slums. Young girls pick through trash along Banani Lake in the Korail slum in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Korail is one of Dhaka's largest slums. https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_pn41or4n_rm8201_ALLISONJOYCE_1YRSA_00547_thumb.jpg Bangladeshi Buddhists light a large paper balloon into the sky during Probarona Purnima in Ramu, Bangladesh. The Probarona Purnima festival celebrates the conclusion of the three-month long seclusion of the monks inside their monasteries for self-edification. Last year, on September 29th 2012 a muslim mob attacked and destroyed temples and homes of Buddhists after an anonymous person posted a photograph of a desecrated Quran on a local Buddhist boy's facebook wall. The community did not participate in Probarona Purnima last year in protest of the attacks. Bangladeshi Buddhists light a large paper balloon into the sky during Probarona Purnima in Ramu, Bangladesh. The Probarona Purnima festival celebrates the conclusion of the three-month long seclusion of the monks inside their monasteries for self-edification. Last year, on September 29th 2012 a muslim mob attacked and destroyed temples and homes of Buddhists after an anonymous person posted a photograph of a desecrated Quran on a local Buddhist boy's facebook wall. The community did not participate in Probarona Purnima last year in protest of the attacks. https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_pn41or4n_f6274m_JAN9_singles__0056_thumb.jpg People are seen on a chor in Rajshahi, Bangladesh. People are seen on a chor in Rajshahi, Bangladesh. https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_pn41or4n_h4ckpa_JAN9_singles__0057_thumb.jpg People work in a dying factory in Shyampur, whose waste is dumped into the Buriganga river in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Bangladesh has been reportedly ranked 10th out of the top 20 plastic polluter in the world with the Buriganga river known as one of the most polluted rivers in the country due to rampant dumping of industrial and human waste. Like many developing countries, Bangladesh lacks the infrastructure to effectively manage their waste which causes problems in keeping the waters safe for human and aquatic lives while dozens of tanneries on the banks of the river contribute industrial waste into the ground water. As June 5 was marked by the United Nations as World Environment Day, Buriganga symbolizes the general state of many rivers in Bangladesh, with the growing levels of pollutants and plastic waste consuming up all oxygen in the river and affecting our seafood while fishes consume bits of plastic which mimics their natural food sources and eventually lands on our dinner table. (Photo by Allison Joyce/Getty Images) People work in a dying factory in Shyampur, whose waste is dumped into the Buriganga river in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Bangladesh has been reportedly ranked 10th out of the top 20 plastic polluter in the world with the Buriganga river known as one of the most polluted rivers in the country due to rampant dumping of industrial and human waste. Like many developing countries, Bangladesh lacks the infrastructure to effectively manage their waste which causes problems in keeping the waters safe for human and aquatic lives while dozens of tanneries on the banks of the river contribute industrial waste into the ground water. As June 5 was marked by the United Nations as World Environment Day, Buriganga symbolizes the general state of many rivers in Bangladesh, with the growing levels of pollutants and plastic waste consuming up all oxygen in the river and affecting our seafood while fishes consume bits of plastic which mimics their natural food sources and eventually lands on our dinner table. (Photo by Allison Joyce/Getty Images) https://allisonjoyce.com/indias-rambo-circus 2026-08-07 monthly 0.8 https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_sfix2omh_pkkhne_CIRCUS_INDIAN_ASJ__01_thumb.jpg A performer practices A performer practices https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_sfix2omh_2xcpjb_CIRCUS_INDIAN_ASJ__04_thumb.jpg Performers get ready before a show Performers get ready before a show https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_sfix2omh_2svj6y_CIRCUS_INDIAN_ASJ__12_thumb.jpg Circus workers blow up balloons Circus workers blow up balloons https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_sfix2omh_vo42wy_CIRCUS_INDIAN_ASJ__18_thumb.jpg A clown washes dishes before a show at the Rambo Circus in Pimpri, India. A clown washes dishes before a show at the Rambo Circus in Pimpri, India. https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_sfix2omh_t2dsdh_CIRCUS_INDIAN_ASJ__06_thumb.jpg Children of circus performers play Children of circus performers play https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_sfix2omh_1l84h6_CIRCUS_INDIAN_ASJ__19_thumb.jpg Circus workers prepare before a show Circus workers prepare before a show https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_sfix2omh_d7rqkd_CIRCUS_INDIAN_ASJ__10_thumb.jpg A performer practices backstage before a show A performer practices backstage before a show https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_sfix2omh_flqejn_CIRCUS_INDIAN_ASJ__03_thumb.jpg Biju puts on gloves before a performance Biju puts on gloves before a performance https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_sfix2omh_xuxbho_CIRCUS_INDIAN_ASJ__20_thumb.jpg A child holds cotton candy before a show A child holds cotton candy before a show https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_sfix2omh_7415dt_CIRCUS_INDIAN_ASJ__15_thumb.jpg Tickets are sold Tickets are sold https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_sfix2omh_obexaz_CIRCUS_INDIAN_ASJ__17_thumb.jpg CIRCUS_INDIAN_ASJ__17 CIRCUS_INDIAN_ASJ__17 https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_sfix2omh_yzxejw_CIRCUS_INDIAN_ASJ__05_thumb.jpg Circus workers perform during a show Circus workers perform during a show https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_sfix2omh_znr7fn_CIRCUS_INDIAN_ASJ__07_thumb.jpg CIRCUS_INDIAN_ASJ__07 CIRCUS_INDIAN_ASJ__07 https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_sfix2omh_t9it4o_CIRCUS_INDIAN_ASJ__11_thumb.jpg Circus workers perform during a show Circus workers perform during a show https://allisonjoyce.com/growing-up-in-the-bangladesh-circus 2026-08-07 monthly 0.8 https://allisonjoyce.com/eid-during-covid 2026-08-07 monthly 0.8 https://allisonjoyce.com/the-hijra-village-of-bangladesh 2026-08-07 monthly 0.8 https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_isj12v2p_pdntig_AJ_PHOTOESSAY_01_thumb.jpg SHERPUR, BANGLADESH - SEPTEMBER 21: Suravi and Hashi cook breakfast together on September 21, 2021 in Sherpur, Bangladesh. In South Asia, “hijras” are identified as a category of people who are assigned as male at birth but develop a feminine gender identity. They are generally outcasted from mainstream society, and have no other way of earning money other than harassing and extorting people for money. A new government initiative aims to change that. Recently, 40 Hijra were given homes, grants, loans, livestock, and livelihood training in an effort to make them self sufficient. (Photo by Allison Joyce/Getty Images) SHERPUR, BANGLADESH - SEPTEMBER 21: Suravi and Hashi cook breakfast together on September 21, 2021 in Sherpur, Bangladesh. In South Asia, “hijras” are identified as a category of people who are assigned as male at birth but develop a feminine gender identity. They are generally outcasted from mainstream society, and have no other way of earning money other than harassing and extorting people for money. A new government initiative aims to change that. Recently, 40 Hijra were given homes, grants, loans, livestock, and livelihood training in an effort to make them self sufficient. (Photo by Allison Joyce/Getty Images) https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_isj12v2p_uhy83b_AJ_PHOTOESSAY_02_thumb.jpg SHERPUR, BANGLADESH - SEPTEMBER 21: Nishi has her hair done before going to sign land titles at a government office on September 21, 2021 in Sherpur, Bangladesh. Nishi is president of the Sherpur Hijra Welfare Association. Her role is keeping them organized, united and managing employment for the members so they don’t have to beg door to door. In 8th grade she realized that she was not a boy. One day she found a Hijra group and joined them when she was 15 years old. Before moving to this village life was hard for her and her group. Landlords were constantly giving them trouble. “Now this place is my own. My own house and my own land. Here, freedom is absolute.” She says. She got a grant from the government to buy livestock. “In society we are not allowed to eat in any restaurant and people won't let us go near any mosque. People verbally abuse us. In this place i is not happening. No one here shows us any abger or abuses us. My goal is to make everyone self reliant and help everyone to get jobs or run a business. We need more help, but I feel confident that this is possible.” Nishi says. In South Asia, “hijras” are identified as a category of people who are assigned as male at birth but develop a feminine gender identity. They are generally outcasted from mainstream society, and have no other way of earning money other than harassing and extorting people for money. A new government initiative aims to change that. Recently, 40 Hijra were given homes, grants, loans, livestock, and livelihood training in an effort to make them self sufficient. (Photo by Allison Joyce/Getty Images) SHERPUR, BANGLADESH - SEPTEMBER 21: Nishi has her hair done before going to sign land titles at a government office on September 21, 2021 in Sherpur, Bangladesh. Nishi is president of the Sherpur Hijra Welfare Association. Her role is keeping them organized, united and managing employment for the members so they don’t have to beg door to door. In 8th grade she realized that she was not a boy. One day she found a Hijra group and joined them when she was 15 years old. Before moving to this village life was hard for her and her group. Landlords were constantly giving them trouble. “Now this place is my own. My own house and my own land. Here, freedom is absolute.” She says. She got a grant from the government to buy livestock. “In society we are not allowed to eat in any restaurant and people won't let us go near any mosque. People verbally abuse us. In this place i is not happening. No one here shows us any abger or abuses us. My goal is to make everyone self reliant and help everyone to get jobs or run a business. We need more help, but I feel confident that this is possible.” Nishi says. In South Asia, “hijras” are identified as a category of people who are assigned as male at birth but develop a feminine gender identity. They are generally outcasted from mainstream society, and have no other way of earning money other than harassing and extorting people for money. A new government initiative aims to change that. Recently, 40 Hijra were given homes, grants, loans, livestock, and livelihood training in an effort to make them self sufficient. (Photo by Allison Joyce/Getty Images) https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_isj12v2p_fisk7f_AJ_PHOTOESSAY_03_thumb.jpg SHERPUR, BANGLADESH - SEPTEMBER 21: Hijras sign land titles at a government office on September 21, 2021 in Sherpur, Bangladesh. In South Asia, “hijras” are identified as a category of people who are assigned as male at birth but develop a feminine gender identity. They are generally outcasted from mainstream society, and have no other way of earning money other than harassing and extorting people for money. A new government initiative aims to change that. Recently, 40 Hijra were given homes, grants, loans, livestock, and livelihood training in an effort to make them self sufficient. (Photo by Allison Joyce/Getty Images) SHERPUR, BANGLADESH - SEPTEMBER 21: Hijras sign land titles at a government office on September 21, 2021 in Sherpur, Bangladesh. In South Asia, “hijras” are identified as a category of people who are assigned as male at birth but develop a feminine gender identity. They are generally outcasted from mainstream society, and have no other way of earning money other than harassing and extorting people for money. A new government initiative aims to change that. Recently, 40 Hijra were given homes, grants, loans, livestock, and livelihood training in an effort to make them self sufficient. (Photo by Allison Joyce/Getty Images) https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_isj12v2p_xdr2b1_AJ_PHOTOESSAY_04_thumb.jpg SHERPUR, BANGLADESH - SEPTEMBER 21: Hijras joke around on September 21, 2021 in Sherpur, Bangladesh. In South Asia, “hijras” are identified as a category of people who are assigned as male at birth but develop a feminine gender identity. They are generally outcasted from mainstream society, and have no other way of earning money other than harassing and extorting people for money. A new government initiative aims to change that. Recently, 40 Hijra were given homes, grants, loans, livestock, and livelihood training in an effort to make them self sufficient. (Photo by Allison Joyce/Getty Images) SHERPUR, BANGLADESH - SEPTEMBER 21: Hijras joke around on September 21, 2021 in Sherpur, Bangladesh. In South Asia, “hijras” are identified as a category of people who are assigned as male at birth but develop a feminine gender identity. They are generally outcasted from mainstream society, and have no other way of earning money other than harassing and extorting people for money. A new government initiative aims to change that. Recently, 40 Hijra were given homes, grants, loans, livestock, and livelihood training in an effort to make them self sufficient. (Photo by Allison Joyce/Getty Images) https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_isj12v2p_6olem9_AJ_PHOTOESSAY_06_thumb.jpg SHERPUR, BANGLADESH - SEPTEMBER 22: The Hijras sing and play music with husbands in their village on September 22, 2021 in Sherpur, Bangladesh. In South Asia, “hijras” are identified as a category of people who are assigned as male at birth but develop a feminine gender identity. They are generally outcasted from mainstream society, and have no other way of earning money other than harassing and extorting people for money. A new government initiative aims to change that. Recently, 40 Hijra were given homes, grants, loans, livestock, and livelihood training in an effort to make them self sufficient. (Photo by Allison Joyce/Getty Images) SHERPUR, BANGLADESH - SEPTEMBER 22: The Hijras sing and play music with husbands in their village on September 22, 2021 in Sherpur, Bangladesh. In South Asia, “hijras” are identified as a category of people who are assigned as male at birth but develop a feminine gender identity. They are generally outcasted from mainstream society, and have no other way of earning money other than harassing and extorting people for money. A new government initiative aims to change that. Recently, 40 Hijra were given homes, grants, loans, livestock, and livelihood training in an effort to make them self sufficient. (Photo by Allison Joyce/Getty Images) https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_isj12v2p_j8j9ct_AJ_PHOTOESSAY_07_thumb.jpg SHERPUR, BANGLADESH - SEPTEMBER 22: Nishi has her hair combed on September 22, 2021 in Sherpur, Bangladesh. Nishi is president of the Sherpur Hijra Welfare Association. Her role is keeping them organized, united and managing employment for the members so they don’t have to beg door to door. In 8th grade she realized that she was not a boy. One day she found a Hijra group and joined them when she was 15 years old. Before moving to this village life was hard for her and her group. Landlords were constantly giving them trouble. “Now this place is my own. My own house and my own land. Here, freedom is absolute.” She says. She got a grant from the government to buy livestock. “In society we are not allowed to eat in any restaurant and people won't let us go near any mosque. People verbally abuse us. In this place i is not happening. No one here shows us any abger or abuses us. My goal is to make everyone self reliant and help everyone to get jobs or run a business. We need more help, but I feel confident that this is possible.” Nishi says. In South Asia, “hijras” are identified as a category of people who are assigned as male at birth but develop a feminine gender identity. They are generally outcasted from mainstream society, and have no other way of earning money other than harassing and extorting people for money. A new government initiative aims to change that. Recently, 40 Hijra were given homes, grants, loans, livestock, and livelihood training in an effort to make them self sufficient. (Photo by Allison Joyce/Getty Images) SHERPUR, BANGLADESH - SEPTEMBER 22: Nishi has her hair combed on September 22, 2021 in Sherpur, Bangladesh. Nishi is president of the Sherpur Hijra Welfare Association. Her role is keeping them organized, united and managing employment for the members so they don’t have to beg door to door. In 8th grade she realized that she was not a boy. One day she found a Hijra group and joined them when she was 15 years old. Before moving to this village life was hard for her and her group. Landlords were constantly giving them trouble. “Now this place is my own. My own house and my own land. Here, freedom is absolute.” She says. She got a grant from the government to buy livestock. “In society we are not allowed to eat in any restaurant and people won't let us go near any mosque. People verbally abuse us. In this place i is not happening. No one here shows us any abger or abuses us. My goal is to make everyone self reliant and help everyone to get jobs or run a business. We need more help, but I feel confident that this is possible.” Nishi says. In South Asia, “hijras” are identified as a category of people who are assigned as male at birth but develop a feminine gender identity. They are generally outcasted from mainstream society, and have no other way of earning money other than harassing and extorting people for money. A new government initiative aims to change that. Recently, 40 Hijra were given homes, grants, loans, livestock, and livelihood training in an effort to make them self sufficient. (Photo by Allison Joyce/Getty Images) https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_isj12v2p_b42qdt_AJ_PHOTOESSAY_05_thumb.jpg SHERPUR, BANGLADESH - SEPTEMBER 22: Shuvoja Jahan sits by her village lake on September 22, 2021 in Sherpur, Bangladesh. Shuvoja was interested in the Hijra community since she was a child and when she was 14 she ran away from home to live with them. They recognized the first time they saw her that she was one of them. She didn't talk to her family for 5 years after she ran away. When she finally went back one time to visit them, they were angry to find out that she had become a Hijra. They locked her in a room for a week and beat her and burned her with cigarettes before she was able to escape.  In South Asia, “hijras” are identified as a category of people who are assigned as male at birth but develop a feminine gender identity. They are generally outcasted from mainstream society, and have no other way of earning money other than harassing and extorting people for money. A new government initiative aims to change that. Recently, 40 Hijra were given homes, grants, loans, livestock, and livelihood training in an effort to make them self sufficient. (Photo by Allison Joyce/Getty Images) SHERPUR, BANGLADESH - SEPTEMBER 22: Shuvoja Jahan sits by her village lake on September 22, 2021 in Sherpur, Bangladesh. Shuvoja was interested in the Hijra community since she was a child and when she was 14 she ran away from home to live with them. They recognized the first time they saw her that she was one of them. She didn't talk to her family for 5 years after she ran away. When she finally went back one time to visit them, they were angry to find out that she had become a Hijra. They locked her in a room for a week and beat her and burned her with cigarettes before she was able to escape.  In South Asia, “hijras” are identified as a category of people who are assigned as male at birth but develop a feminine gender identity. They are generally outcasted from mainstream society, and have no other way of earning money other than harassing and extorting people for money. A new government initiative aims to change that. Recently, 40 Hijra were given homes, grants, loans, livestock, and livelihood training in an effort to make them self sufficient. (Photo by Allison Joyce/Getty Images) https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_isj12v2p_wisuma_AJ_PHOTOESSAY_10_thumb.jpg SHERPUR, BANGLADESH - SEPTEMBER 21: Ducks are corralled for the night on September 21, 2021 in Sherpur, Bangladesh. In South Asia, “hijras” are identified as a category of people who are assigned as male at birth but develop a feminine gender identity. They are generally outcasted from mainstream society, and have no other way of earning money other than harassing and extorting people for money. A new government initiative aims to change that. Recently, 40 Hijra were given homes, grants, loans, livestock, and livelihood training in an effort to make them self sufficient. (Photo by Allison Joyce/Getty Images) SHERPUR, BANGLADESH - SEPTEMBER 21: Ducks are corralled for the night on September 21, 2021 in Sherpur, Bangladesh. In South Asia, “hijras” are identified as a category of people who are assigned as male at birth but develop a feminine gender identity. They are generally outcasted from mainstream society, and have no other way of earning money other than harassing and extorting people for money. A new government initiative aims to change that. Recently, 40 Hijra were given homes, grants, loans, livestock, and livelihood training in an effort to make them self sufficient. (Photo by Allison Joyce/Getty Images) https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_isj12v2p_g8rabu_AJ_PHOTOESSAY_09_thumb.jpg SHERPUR, BANGLADESH - SEPTEMBER 22: Boiskahi runs her shop on September 22, 2021 in Sherpur, Bangladesh. When Boishaki was young, her father died. When her mother got re-married Boishaki was sent to live with her grandmother. One day when she was young a group of Hijras spotter her at a marketplace and went to her grandmothers house to try to take her away with them. When her grandmother refused, the Hijras told her “just wait, she is one of us. She won’t stay with you for long”. Shortly after that, Boishaki ran away to go live with them. “Maybe if I got the love and affection from my parents then I could have stayed in the mainstream society, but I find that in the Hijra community instead.” Boishaki says. Before moving to the village, life was hard. She had to rely on extortion to make enough money to get by. But life in the new Hijra village is more respectable, she says. She runs a small shop with a grant given by the government. When the Hijras first moved in, things were not peaceful with the neighbors. There was an argument and one of the Hijras was stabbed. Law enforcement moved in quickly and arrested the man, sending the signal that the government is serious about protecting the Hijras. Things have been peaceful since. In South Asia, “hijras” are identified as a category of people who are assigned as male at birth but develop a feminine gender identity. They are generally outcasted from mainstream society, and have no other way of earning money other than harassing and extorting people for money. A new government initiative aims to change that. Recently, 40 Hijra were given homes, grants, loans, livestock, and livelihood training in an effort to make them self sufficient. (Photo by Allison Joyce/Getty Images) SHERPUR, BANGLADESH - SEPTEMBER 22: Boiskahi runs her shop on September 22, 2021 in Sherpur, Bangladesh. When Boishaki was young, her father died. When her mother got re-married Boishaki was sent to live with her grandmother. One day when she was young a group of Hijras spotter her at a marketplace and went to her grandmothers house to try to take her away with them. When her grandmother refused, the Hijras told her “just wait, she is one of us. She won’t stay with you for long”. Shortly after that, Boishaki ran away to go live with them. “Maybe if I got the love and affection from my parents then I could have stayed in the mainstream society, but I find that in the Hijra community instead.” Boishaki says. Before moving to the village, life was hard. She had to rely on extortion to make enough money to get by. But life in the new Hijra village is more respectable, she says. She runs a small shop with a grant given by the government. When the Hijras first moved in, things were not peaceful with the neighbors. There was an argument and one of the Hijras was stabbed. Law enforcement moved in quickly and arrested the man, sending the signal that the government is serious about protecting the Hijras. Things have been peaceful since. In South Asia, “hijras” are identified as a category of people who are assigned as male at birth but develop a feminine gender identity. They are generally outcasted from mainstream society, and have no other way of earning money other than harassing and extorting people for money. A new government initiative aims to change that. Recently, 40 Hijra were given homes, grants, loans, livestock, and livelihood training in an effort to make them self sufficient. (Photo by Allison Joyce/Getty Images) https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_isj12v2p_l7xto9_AJ_PHOTOESSAY_08_thumb.jpg SHERPUR, BANGLADESH - SEPTEMBER 21: Alo and Habiba (L-R) sit on a makeshift boat in a lake by their village on September 21, 2021 in Sherpur, Bangladesh. In South Asia, “hijras” are identified as a category of people who are assigned as male at birth but develop a feminine gender identity. They are generally outcasted from mainstream society, and have no other way of earning money other than harassing and extorting people for money. A new government initiative aims to change that. Recently, 40 Hijra were given homes, grants, loans, livestock, and livelihood training in an effort to make them self sufficient. (Photo by Allison Joyce/Getty Images) SHERPUR, BANGLADESH - SEPTEMBER 21: Alo and Habiba (L-R) sit on a makeshift boat in a lake by their village on September 21, 2021 in Sherpur, Bangladesh. In South Asia, “hijras” are identified as a category of people who are assigned as male at birth but develop a feminine gender identity. They are generally outcasted from mainstream society, and have no other way of earning money other than harassing and extorting people for money. A new government initiative aims to change that. Recently, 40 Hijra were given homes, grants, loans, livestock, and livelihood training in an effort to make them self sufficient. (Photo by Allison Joyce/Getty Images) https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_isj12v2p_7dh2tb_AJ_PHOTOESSAY_11_thumb.jpg SHERPUR, BANGLADESH - SEPTEMBER 21: Habiba and Rumana post for a photo on the road outside their village on September 21, 2021 in Sherpur, Bangladesh. Rumana was 12 or 13 when she joined the Hijra community. She was born with incomplete genitals and never felt or acted like a boy. She liked to dress like a girl, play with girls, and was always attracted to boys. Rumana met a Hijra group in the market when she was 12 year old and they invited her to join them. {quote}There are two parts of Hijra life; the bad, people bully and hate us. But the positive is that we life together, eat together, have community.{quote} Habiba says {quote}I am also a human being, I have a right to live life as a Hijra and I should not be deprived of that.{quote} She was always bullied in school for acting feminine so she dropped out in class 6. She met some Hijras in a market and joined them when she was very young. In South Asia, “hijras” are identified as a category of people who are assigned as male at birth but develop a feminine gender identity. They are generally outcasted from mainstream society, and have no other way of earning money other than harassing and extorting people for money. A new government initiative aims to change that. Recently, 40 Hijra were given homes, grants, loans, livestock, and livelihood training in an effort to make them self sufficient. (Photo by Allison Joyce/Getty Images) SHERPUR, BANGLADESH - SEPTEMBER 21: Habiba and Rumana post for a photo on the road outside their village on September 21, 2021 in Sherpur, Bangladesh. Rumana was 12 or 13 when she joined the Hijra community. She was born with incomplete genitals and never felt or acted like a boy. She liked to dress like a girl, play with girls, and was always attracted to boys. Rumana met a Hijra group in the market when she was 12 year old and they invited her to join them. {quote}There are two parts of Hijra life; the bad, people bully and hate us. But the positive is that we life together, eat together, have community.{quote} Habiba says {quote}I am also a human being, I have a right to live life as a Hijra and I should not be deprived of that.{quote} She was always bullied in school for acting feminine so she dropped out in class 6. She met some Hijras in a market and joined them when she was very young. In South Asia, “hijras” are identified as a category of people who are assigned as male at birth but develop a feminine gender identity. They are generally outcasted from mainstream society, and have no other way of earning money other than harassing and extorting people for money. A new government initiative aims to change that. Recently, 40 Hijra were given homes, grants, loans, livestock, and livelihood training in an effort to make them self sufficient. (Photo by Allison Joyce/Getty Images) https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_isj12v2p_x7fpgq_AJ_PHOTOESSAY_12_thumb.jpg SHERPUR, BANGLADESH - SEPTEMBER 22: Nishi feeds her ducks on September 22, 2021 in Sherpur, Bangladesh. Nishi is president of the Sherpur Hijra Welfare Association. Her role is keeping them organized, united and managing employment for the members so they don’t have to beg door to door. In 8th grade she realized that she was not a boy. One day she found a Hijra group and joined them when she was 15 years old. Before moving to this village life was hard for her and her group. Landlords were constantly giving them trouble. “Now this place is my own. My own house and my own land. Here, freedom is absolute.” She says. She got a grant from the government to buy livestock. “In society we are not allowed to eat in any restaurant and people won't let us go near any mosque. People verbally abuse us. In this place i is not happening. No one here shows us any abger or abuses us. My goal is to make everyone self reliant and help everyone to get jobs or run a business. We need more help, but I feel confident that this is possible.” Nishi says. In South Asia, “hijras” are identified as a category of people who are assigned as male at birth but develop a feminine gender identity. They are generally outcasted from mainstream society, and have no other way of earning money other than harassing and extorting people for money. A new government initiative aims to change that. Recently, 40 Hijra were given homes, grants, loans, livestock, and livelihood training in an effort to make them self sufficient. (Photo by Allison Joyce/Getty Images) SHERPUR, BANGLADESH - SEPTEMBER 22: Nishi feeds her ducks on September 22, 2021 in Sherpur, Bangladesh. Nishi is president of the Sherpur Hijra Welfare Association. Her role is keeping them organized, united and managing employment for the members so they don’t have to beg door to door. In 8th grade she realized that she was not a boy. One day she found a Hijra group and joined them when she was 15 years old. Before moving to this village life was hard for her and her group. Landlords were constantly giving them trouble. “Now this place is my own. My own house and my own land. Here, freedom is absolute.” She says. She got a grant from the government to buy livestock. “In society we are not allowed to eat in any restaurant and people won't let us go near any mosque. People verbally abuse us. In this place i is not happening. No one here shows us any abger or abuses us. My goal is to make everyone self reliant and help everyone to get jobs or run a business. We need more help, but I feel confident that this is possible.” Nishi says. In South Asia, “hijras” are identified as a category of people who are assigned as male at birth but develop a feminine gender identity. They are generally outcasted from mainstream society, and have no other way of earning money other than harassing and extorting people for money. A new government initiative aims to change that. Recently, 40 Hijra were given homes, grants, loans, livestock, and livelihood training in an effort to make them self sufficient. (Photo by Allison Joyce/Getty Images) https://allisonjoyce.com/the-bangladesh-surf-girls 2026-08-07 monthly 0.8 https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_vwqasikm_e5r6bg_THEfinalSURFEDIT_04_thumb.jpg Rashed Alam teaches the girls to surf in in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh in 2014 Rashed Alam teaches the girls to surf in in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh in 2014 https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_vwqasikm_yo8jw0_THEfinalSURFEDIT_10_thumb.jpg 12 year old Maisha laughs in her home as she and the girls make jewelry to sell on the beach in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh. 12 year old Maisha laughs in her home as she and the girls make jewelry to sell on the beach in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh. https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_vwqasikm_fzabag_THEfinalSURFEDIT_02_thumb.jpg Johanara tries to catch a wave Johanara tries to catch a wave https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_vwqasikm_xhiim7_THEfinalSURFEDIT_16_thumb.jpg Johanara, Suma and Aisha sells items on the beach Johanara, Suma and Aisha sells items on the beach https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_vwqasikm_ir8btq_THEfinalSURFEDIT_19_thumb.jpg Johanara sells items on the beach Johanara sells items on the beach https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_vwqasikm_86j4l6_THEfinalSURFEDIT_35_thumb.jpg The girls sell items to tourists on the beach The girls sell items to tourists on the beach https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_vwqasikm_4eyt3a_THEfinalSURFEDIT_31_thumb.jpg Shobe Mejerez surfs Shobe Mejerez surfs https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_vwqasikm_p91lw6_THEfinalSURFEDIT_32_thumb.jpg The girls climb over a wall to go back to the beach after a tutoring and skateboarding session The girls climb over a wall to go back to the beach after a tutoring and skateboarding session https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_vwqasikm_97tf7n_THEfinalSURFEDIT_13_thumb.jpg Johanara stokes a cooking fire in her home Johanara stokes a cooking fire in her home https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_vwqasikm_au93e4_SURFGIRL_UPDATE_15_thumb.jpg Johanara surfs Johanara surfs https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_vwqasikm_z4t678_THEfinalSURFEDIT_08_thumb.jpg The girls rinse off in a washroom after surfing The girls rinse off in a washroom after surfing https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_vwqasikm_mc775k_THEfinalSURFEDIT_09_thumb.jpg Sumi and Johanara hang out in Sumi's family home Sumi and Johanara hang out in Sumi's family home https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_vwqasikm_1v4y0p_THEfinalSURFEDIT_12_thumb.jpg Sumi, the only girl who is able to go to a formal school, does homework on ther bed Sumi, the only girl who is able to go to a formal school, does homework on ther bed https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_vwqasikm_1sic0p_THEfinalSURFEDIT_14_thumb.jpg Johanara picks out chips that she will sell to tourists on the beach Johanara picks out chips that she will sell to tourists on the beach https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_vwqasikm_pioq0e_THEfinalSURFEDIT_15_thumb.jpg Rashed looks on as his wife Venessa tutors the girls in a park near the beach Rashed looks on as his wife Venessa tutors the girls in a park near the beach https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_vwqasikm_4ztcd0_THEfinalSURFEDIT_18_thumb.jpg Aisha rests in the shade at a shop near the beach Aisha rests in the shade at a shop near the beach https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_vwqasikm_hoavon_THEfinalSURFEDIT_20_thumb.jpg Sumi, Johanara, Aisha and Suma goof around after surfing Sumi, Johanara, Aisha and Suma goof around after surfing https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_vwqasikm_mb5pcl_THEfinalSURFEDIT_23_thumb.jpg Aisha and Johanara laugh while surfing Aisha and Johanara laugh while 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girls cheer during the annual surf competition The girls cheer during the annual surf competition https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_vwqasikm_ung7cl_THEfinalSURFEDIT_30_thumb.jpg Rifa and Sumi dance on the beach Rifa and Sumi dance on the beach https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_vwqasikm_9g2tv9_THEfinalSURFEDIT_33_thumb.jpg Rifa climbs a steep hill after collecting water that her family will use for bathing, cooking, washing and drinking from her village's only water source Rifa climbs a steep hill after collecting water that her family will use for bathing, cooking, washing and drinking from her village's only water source https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_vwqasikm_s256mn_THEfinalSURFEDIT_34_thumb.jpg Aisha rests on a rope outside her home after a long day Aisha rests on a rope outside her home after a long day https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_vwqasikm_fn6qt7_THEfinalSURFEDIT_37_thumb.jpg THEfinalSURFEDIT_37 THEfinalSURFEDIT_37 https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_vwqasikm_tcnw1r_SURFGIRL_UPDATE_35_thumb.jpg Soma brushes her teeth at Sumi washes her face outside her house Soma brushes her teeth at Sumi washes her face outside her house https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_vwqasikm_a05bfk_SURFGIRL_UPDATE_42_thumb.jpg Sumi takes her soap before washing her face at her house Sumi takes her soap before washing her face at her house https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_vwqasikm_nb8ssb_SURFGIRL_UPDATE_43_thumb.jpg A surfing trophy sits in Soma's home A surfing trophy sits in Soma's home https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_vwqasikm_skviyw_SURFGIRL_UPDATE_44_thumb.jpg Sumi shows a photo of her and Suma from 2014 Sumi shows a photo of her and Suma from 2014 https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_vwqasikm_p1hvbc_SURFGIRL_UPDATE_39_thumb.jpg Sumi (center in zip up shirt) and other girls from the surf club get dressed and do their makeup after surfing Sumi (center in zip up shirt) and other girls from the surf club get dressed and do their makeup after surfing https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_vwqasikm_plz28j_SURFGIRL_UPDATE_40_thumb.jpg Soma and Sumi laugh on Soma's front steps Soma and Sumi laugh on Soma's front steps https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_vwqasikm_2lv580_SURFGIRL_UPDATE_41_thumb.jpg Soma cooks in her house as Sumi watches Soma cooks in her house as Sumi watches https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_vwqasikm_maghmc_SURFGIRL_UPDATE_27_thumb.jpg Aisha surfs Aisha surfs https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_vwqasikm_u7w7h6_SURFGIRL_UPDATE_37_thumb.jpg Sumi and Soma wait to surf Sumi and Soma wait to surf https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_vwqasikm_nrlc7x_SURFGIRL_UPDATE_01_thumb.jpg The club takes a trip to a nearby beach to surf The club takes a trip to a nearby beach to surf https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_vwqasikm_a8fke2_SURFGIRL_UPDATE_02_thumb.jpg The club takes a trip to a nearby beach to surf The club takes a trip to a nearby beach to surf https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_vwqasikm_oibzzs_SURFGIRL_UPDATE_12_thumb.jpg Johanara and Shobe Mejerez embrace on the beach Johanara and Shobe Mejerez embrace on the beach https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_vwqasikm_wokqg2_SURFGIRL_UPDATE_04_thumb.jpg Johanara attends school. A few months after this photo was taken she dropped out. Johanara attends school. A few months after this photo was taken she dropped out. https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_vwqasikm_47u0t8_SURFGIRL_UPDATE_16_thumb.jpg Shobe Mejerez surfs Shobe Mejerez surfs https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_vwqasikm_picj0x_SURFGIRL_UPDATE_03_thumb.jpg Maysha attends school. A few months after this photo was taken she dropped out. A year later she got married. Maysha attends school. A few months after this photo was taken she dropped out. A year later she got married. https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_vwqasikm_9cxu3i_SURFGIRL_UPDATE_34_thumb.jpg Soma washes dishes outside her house Soma washes dishes outside her house https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_vwqasikm_98s0rv_SURFGIRL_UPDATE_36_thumb.jpg Soma watches as Sumi feeds her niece in Sumi's kitchen Soma watches as Sumi feeds her niece in Sumi's kitchen https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_vwqasikm_il7gay_SURFGIRL_UPDATE_25_thumb.jpg Sumi, Aisha, Rashed and other surf club members eat breakfast Sumi, Aisha, Rashed and other surf club members eat breakfast https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_vwqasikm_xaeikl_SURFGIRL_UPDATE_26_thumb.jpg Aisha plays outside the club Aisha plays outside the club https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_vwqasikm_6jgqu9_SURFGIRL_UPDATE_21_thumb.jpg Shobe Mejerez surfs Shobe Mejerez surfs 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https://allisonjoyce.com/im-better-than-before-but-inside-my-heart-lies-so-much-pain 2026-08-07 monthly 0.8 https://allisonjoyce.com/the-rohingya-community-of-chicago,-usa 2026-08-07 monthly 0.8 https://allisonjoyce.com/sri-lanka's-missing 2026-08-07 monthly 0.8 https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_pncthlit_idnyac_NEW_NORTHMISSING_ASJ_38_thumb.jpg Women pose for a photo at a protest site for loved ones of the disappeared in Mullaitivu, Sri Lanka Women pose for a photo at a protest site for loved ones of the disappeared in Mullaitivu, Sri Lanka https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_pncthlit_i8ihxf_NEW_NORTHMISSING_ASJ_42_thumb.jpg Photos, documents and police complaints related to the disappearance of Mariyathas Mariyasures IN Mullaitivu, Sri Lanka. Eswarys husband, Mariyathas Mariyasures, has been missing since he was arrested by the military as he was fishing on the last day of the war, May 18 2009. In the years since, Eswary has not stopped looking for him. She says that shes been to the ICRC so many times that they told her to stop coming. She regularly goes around to the military camps asking about him, but they she says they threaten to shoot or assault her. {quote}100 percent I believe he is still alive and in police custody.{quote} She says there have been sightings of him over the years. {quote}I am suffering so much. I have 3 children and work 3 jobs to try to support them. I have to prove myself to them, I have to be strong for them. Every day I wait for him to return and walk through our gate. {quote} Photos, documents and police complaints related to the disappearance of Mariyathas Mariyasures IN Mullaitivu, Sri Lanka. Eswarys husband, Mariyathas Mariyasures, has been missing since he was arrested by the military as he was fishing on the last day of the war, May 18 2009. In the years since, Eswary has not stopped looking for him. She says that shes been to the ICRC so many times that they told her to stop coming. She regularly goes around to the military camps asking about him, but they she says they threaten to shoot or assault her. {quote}100 percent I believe he is still alive and in police custody.{quote} She says there have been sightings of him over the years. {quote}I am suffering so much. I have 3 children and work 3 jobs to try to support them. I have to prove myself to them, I have to be strong for them. Every day I wait for him to return and walk through our gate. {quote} https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_pncthlit_cei8cb_NEW_NORTHMISSING_ASJ_43_thumb.jpg Arumugam Antonyka holds a photo of her daughter, Diana Arumugam in Mullaitivu, Sri Lanka. Arumugam Antonykas daughter, Diana Arumugam, has been missing since 2010. They were living together in a refugee camp with her 3 kids. Diana called her as she was traveling on the bus back from work to say that she was coming home, but she never returned. {quote}Every day I pray that she comes back home. I'm sure she's alive.{quote} Arumugam Antonyka holds a photo of her daughter, Diana Arumugam in Mullaitivu, Sri Lanka. Arumugam Antonykas daughter, Diana Arumugam, has been missing since 2010. They were living together in a refugee camp with her 3 kids. Diana called her as she was traveling on the bus back from work to say that she was coming home, but she never returned. {quote}Every day I pray that she comes back home. I'm sure she's alive.{quote} https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_pncthlit_u66p4c_NEW_NORTHMISSING_ASJ_44_thumb.jpg Arumugam Antonyka stands in her home in Mullaitivu, Sri Lanka. Arumugam Antonykas daughter, Diana Arumugam, has been missing since 2010. They were living together in a refugee camp with her 3 kids. Diana called her as she was traveling on the bus back from work to say that she was coming home, but she never returned. {quote}Every day I pray that she comes back home. I'm sure she's alive.{quote} Arumugam Antonyka stands in her home in Mullaitivu, Sri Lanka. Arumugam Antonykas daughter, Diana Arumugam, has been missing since 2010. They were living together in a refugee camp with her 3 kids. Diana called her as she was traveling on the bus back from work to say that she was coming home, but she never returned. {quote}Every day I pray that she comes back home. I'm sure she's alive.{quote} https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_pncthlit_clz85t_NEW_NORTHMISSING_ASJ_45_thumb.jpg Photos and documents related to the disappearance of Sujeekaran are seen in Mullaitivu, Sri Lanka. Ranchana Pirapakarado has been missing her son, Sujeekaran, since May 23, 2009 when they got separated at a government checkpoint while being transferred from a refugee camp. Afterwards, she searched all the 23 refugee camps across the country and military bases and couldn't find him. In 2014 she got a call from the Terrorist Information Camp who said her son was in Colombo. She answered his questions on the promise that her son would be freed but he never was. Photos and documents related to the disappearance of Sujeekaran are seen in Mullaitivu, Sri Lanka. Ranchana Pirapakarado has been missing her son, Sujeekaran, since May 23, 2009 when they got separated at a government checkpoint while being transferred from a refugee camp. Afterwards, she searched all the 23 refugee camps across the country and military bases and couldn't find him. In 2014 she got a call from the Terrorist Information Camp who said her son was in Colombo. She answered his questions on the promise that her son would be freed but he never was. https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_pncthlit_smhdc7_NEW_NORTHMISSING_ASJ_35_thumb.jpg Thangavel Sathiyathek holds a photo of her son, Magalingam Sivagini and his family at a protest site for loved ones of the disappeared in Mullaitivu, Sri Lanka. Thangavel Sathiyathek is missing her son, Magalingam Sivagini and his family. On the 18 May 2009 it was ordered that all LTTE should surrender. Thangavel went with her son and his family to the military camp to surrender. The military took him, his wife and their 3 children and she hasn't heard from them since. When she went to inquire about them at a military camp 3 days later she was arrested and held for 1 month. A few years ago she paid 400,000 rupees to someone who called her and promised if she paid money he would be released, but he never was. Sivagini was a politician in LTTE and his wife worked as a lawyer in the LTTE courts. {quote}I understand why they might want to hold adults by why would they keep the children? The youngest was only 2 1/2 years old. It's been 10 years, why are they keeping them? The government says everything is safe here in Sri Lanka and there are no problems, why can't they release them? Why would they keep them?{quote} Thangavel says. Thangavel Sathiyathek holds a photo of her son, Magalingam Sivagini and his family at a protest site for loved ones of the disappeared in Mullaitivu, Sri Lanka. Thangavel Sathiyathek is missing her son, Magalingam Sivagini and his family. On the 18 May 2009 it was ordered that all LTTE should surrender. Thangavel went with her son and his family to the military camp to surrender. The military took him, his wife and their 3 children and she hasn't heard from them since. When she went to inquire about them at a military camp 3 days later she was arrested and held for 1 month. A few years ago she paid 400,000 rupees to someone who called her and promised if she paid money he would be released, but he never was. Sivagini was a politician in LTTE and his wife worked as a lawyer in the LTTE courts. {quote}I understand why they might want to hold adults by why would they keep the children? The youngest was only 2 1/2 years old. It's been 10 years, why are they keeping them? The government says everything is safe here in Sri Lanka and there are no problems, why can't they release them? Why would they keep them?{quote} Thangavel says. https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_pncthlit_7ww6dc_NEW_NORTHMISSING_ASJ_46_thumb.jpg Ranchana Pirapakarado holds a photo of her of her son, Sujeekaran in Mullaitivu, Sri Lanka. Ranchana Pirapakarado has been missing her son, Sujeekaran, since May 23, 2009 when they got separated at a government checkpoint while being transferred from a refugee camp. Afterwards, she searched all the 23 refugee camps across the country and military bases and couldn't find him. In 2014 she got a call from the Terrorist Information Camp who said her son was in Colombo. She answered his questions on the promise that her son would be freed but he never was. Ranchana Pirapakarado holds a photo of her of her son, Sujeekaran in Mullaitivu, Sri Lanka. Ranchana Pirapakarado has been missing her son, Sujeekaran, since May 23, 2009 when they got separated at a government checkpoint while being transferred from a refugee camp. Afterwards, she searched all the 23 refugee camps across the country and military bases and couldn't find him. In 2014 she got a call from the Terrorist Information Camp who said her son was in Colombo. She answered his questions on the promise that her son would be freed but he never was. https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_pncthlit_fmeum7_NEW_NORTHMISSING_ASJ_47_thumb.jpg Ranchana Pirapakarado watches TV at her home in Mullaitivu, Sri Lanka. Ranchana Pirapakarado has been missing her son, Sujeekaran, since May 23, 2009 when they got separated at a government checkpoint while being transferred from a refugee camp. Afterwards, she searched all the 23 refugee camps across the country and military bases and couldn't find him. In 2014 she got a call from the Terrorist Information Camp who said her son was in Colombo. She answered his questions on the promise that her son would be freed but he never was. S Ranchana Pirapakarado watches TV at her home in Mullaitivu, Sri Lanka. Ranchana Pirapakarado has been missing her son, Sujeekaran, since May 23, 2009 when they got separated at a government checkpoint while being transferred from a refugee camp. Afterwards, she searched all the 23 refugee camps across the country and military bases and couldn't find him. In 2014 she got a call from the Terrorist Information Camp who said her son was in Colombo. She answered his questions on the promise that her son would be freed but he never was. S https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_pncthlit_yu7o1l_NEW_NORTHMISSING_ASJ_36_thumb.jpg Thagbsiwaran Sivaganawathy cries while discussing the disappearance of her daughter, Thageswaran Susanya, at a protest site for loved ones of the disappeared in Mullaitivu, Sri Lanka. Thagbsiwaran Sivaganawathys daughter, Thageswaran Susanya, has been missing since March 14 2009. They were at their home when military surrounded the village and bombs were dropped from airplanes. They all fled and in the chaos got separated, and Sivaganawathy hasnt seen her daughter since. Sivaganawathys husband is so depressed he cant work or leave the house sometimes. She has searched all over and filed complaints with the ICRC and police, but hasn't found any news. She comes to this protest site 3 times a week demanding for the release of her daughter. Thagbsiwaran Sivaganawathy cries while discussing the disappearance of her daughter, Thageswaran Susanya, at a protest site for loved ones of the disappeared in Mullaitivu, Sri Lanka. Thagbsiwaran Sivaganawathys daughter, Thageswaran Susanya, has been missing since March 14 2009. They were at their home when military surrounded the village and bombs were dropped from airplanes. They all fled and in the chaos got separated, and Sivaganawathy hasnt seen her daughter since. Sivaganawathys husband is so depressed he cant work or leave the house sometimes. She has searched all over and filed complaints with the ICRC and police, but hasn't found any news. She comes to this protest site 3 times a week demanding for the release of her daughter. https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_pncthlit_7r221j_NEW_NORTHMISSING_ASJ_37_thumb.jpg Patmanathan Kokilavani holds a photo of her two children at a protest site for loved ones of the disappeared in Mullaitivu, Sri Lanka. Patmanathan Kokilavani is missing her two children, Patmanthan Piratheepan and Patmanathan Tharsika. They were separated in a chaos of a bombing May 17 2009. She was detained in a refugee camp after the attack and was released September 2009, and then checked everywhere for them. She got confirmation that they were at one military camp but was denied access to see them. In 2016 a person from the military came to her home and told her that they were going to be released, but it didn't happen. {quote}Just show me my son and daughter once. You can keep them but just let me see them once and give me some peace. I'm spending all my money to find them, I can't sleep, I'm crying every day. I have no strength left. Keep them but please just show me their faces once time.{quote} Patmanathan Kokilavani holds a photo of her two children at a protest site for loved ones of the disappeared in Mullaitivu, Sri Lanka. Patmanathan Kokilavani is missing her two children, Patmanthan Piratheepan and Patmanathan Tharsika. They were separated in a chaos of a bombing May 17 2009. She was detained in a refugee camp after the attack and was released September 2009, and then checked everywhere for them. She got confirmation that they were at one military camp but was denied access to see them. In 2016 a person from the military came to her home and told her that they were going to be released, but it didn't happen. {quote}Just show me my son and daughter once. You can keep them but just let me see them once and give me some peace. I'm spending all my money to find them, I can't sleep, I'm crying every day. I have no strength left. Keep them but please just show me their faces once time.{quote} https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_pncthlit_6mknpt_NEW_NORTHMISSING_ASJ_40_thumb.jpg Lelladevi Anadanadarajah holds a photo of son, Anuraj  Anadanadarajah in Kilinochchi, Sri Lanka. Lelladevi Anadanadarajahs son, Anuraj  Anadanadarajah, has been missing since May 15, 2009. He was passing a police checkpoint on the road and was taken into custody, and she has not heard from him since. Anuraj's wife was 7 months pregnant at the time with their second child. Lelladevi has filed complaints with several agencies and met the Sri Lankan president, but hasn't heard news. {quote}We want justice for our kids. There are still so many in detention camps. They're using them as slaves, they're working them and torturing them to death. This is my fear. Only the international community can help us now. There are kids who were so small when their parents were taken, they're growing up now without their moms or dads and they may want to take revenge and join these groups. They have to release these people or give us the truth. They have to give us justice.{quote} Lelladevi Anadanadarajah holds a photo of son, Anuraj  Anadanadarajah in Kilinochchi, Sri Lanka. Lelladevi Anadanadarajahs son, Anuraj  Anadanadarajah, has been missing since May 15, 2009. He was passing a police checkpoint on the road and was taken into custody, and she has not heard from him since. Anuraj's wife was 7 months pregnant at the time with their second child. Lelladevi has filed complaints with several agencies and met the Sri Lankan president, but hasn't heard news. {quote}We want justice for our kids. There are still so many in detention camps. They're using them as slaves, they're working them and torturing them to death. This is my fear. Only the international community can help us now. There are kids who were so small when their parents were taken, they're growing up now without their moms or dads and they may want to take revenge and join these groups. They have to release these people or give us the truth. They have to give us justice.{quote} https://storage.neonsky.app/4eaed97f95964/images/8wtzgzzb_pncthlit_e7x6sd_NEW_NORTHMISSING_ASJ_41_thumb.jpg Lelladevi Anadanadarajah cares for one of her grandchildren in Kilinochchi, Sri Lanka. Lelladevi Anadanadarajahs son, Anuraj  Anadanadarajah, has been missing since May 15, 2009. He was passing a police checkpoint on the road and was taken into custody, and she has not heard from him since. Anuraj's wife was 7 months pregnant at the time with their second child. Lelladevi has filed complaints with several agencies and met the Sri Lankan president, but hasn't heard news. {quote}We want justice for our kids. There are still so many in detention camps. They're using them as slaves, they're working them and torturing them to death. This is my fear. Only the international community can help us now. There are kids who were so small when their parents were taken, they're growing up now without their moms or dads and they may want to take revenge and join these groups. They have to release these people or give us the truth. They have to give us justice.{quote} Lelladevi Anadanadarajah cares for one of her grandchildren in Kilinochchi, Sri Lanka. Lelladevi Anadanadarajahs son, Anuraj  Anadanadarajah, has been missing since May 15, 2009. He was passing a police checkpoint on the road and was taken into custody, and she has not heard from him since. Anuraj's wife was 7 months pregnant at the time with their second child. Lelladevi has filed complaints with several agencies and met the Sri Lankan president, but hasn't heard news. {quote}We want justice for our kids. There are still so many in detention camps. They're using them as slaves, they're working them and torturing them to death. This is my fear. Only the international community can help us now. There are kids who were so small when their parents were taken, they're growing up now without their moms or dads and they may want to take revenge and join these groups. They have to release these people or give us the truth. 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