Erika Pineros
Women Photograph
Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Multimedia journalist investigating and reporting on human rights, sexual violence, migration, conflict and other socio-political issues in Southeast Asia, Latin America and East Africa.
In Latin America, I have reported on on sexual violence, internal forced displacement, kidnapping, national elections and post-election unrest, migration, and the impact of drug policies on the livelihoods of coca farmers.
I have also documented Cambodia’s post-conflict rapid development, land grabbing, civil unrest and the depletion of natural resources, as well as conservation efforts and the human-wildlife conflict in East Africa.
I am available for assignments worldwide.
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- Breaking news
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- Video capture
The Untitled – Land grabbing, Cambodia
Erika Pineros
Balloons with SOS messages directed to president Obama and Hillary Clinton are released during a demonstration in the sand dunes of the former Boeung Kak lake. The balloons were released into the sky by demonstrators at the time they believed Air Force One would land in Phnom Penh for the ASEAN summit. Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
Made in Cambodia
Erika Pineros
Demonstrators and police clash in front of Sabrina Factory. Workers had been on strike since May 25, 2013 demanding a US$5/month salary increase. June 03, 2013.
