CNN PHOTO GALLERY SEBASTIAN RICH
This year, the United Nations celebrates the 70th anniversary of its peacekeeping missions around the world. Over the years, about 1 million men and women have served in more than 70 peacekeeping operations since the first deployment of peacekeepers to the Middle East in May 1948. In the early days, troops and police came from a relatively small number of countries and they were almost exclusively men.
The courage of one little Syrian boy.
Sebastian Rich giving a speech to the European Commissioner at the opening of the
'UNICEF Standing Strong' Photographic exhibition in Brussels.
The politics of gesture.
Just sometimes a good story comes out of a bad place that makes the world feel just for a minute or two a better place.
Meet Sebastian Rich, a photojournalist of war and occasionally peace, who takes his audience inside the world's deadliest conflicts.
By Felicity Sheppard ABC NEWS AUSTRALIA
‘I saw many bad things,’ says boy who fought in South Sudan by Sebastian Rich for PBS News.
Part two of the NBC news interview with Sebastian Rich
PART ONE NBC NEWS INTERVIEW WITH SEBASTIAN RICH
A portrait of turmoil in South Sudan, from behind the lens.
Soothing The Soul – The Dance Photography Of Conflict Photographer Sebastian Rich
"I REGARD CHILD SOLDIERS AS OUR GREATEST FAILURE " KOFI ANNAN FORMER SECRETARY GENERAL UNITED NATIONS.
WAR AND PEACE CAPTURED THROUGH THE SAME LENS
INK AN ADVANTAGE
BBC INTERVIEW WITH SEBASTIAN RICH
Defusing tension, and bombs, in Marjah
Chief Warrant Officer Bobby Garza, a bomb disposal expert, negotiates the thin line between life and death in southern Afghanistan. NBC's Sebastian Rich reports.
