Sri Kolari
photographer
Frontline Freelance Register
Candolim, Goa, India
Sri Kolari Indian Photojournalist, represented by Zuma press USA. I spend my time travelling Asia, Africa & South America working in conflict afflicted regions and covering individuals and cultural groups affected by war, poverty and prejudice.
Since 2004 I have been working as a consultant with various publications and INGOs.
The projects were on Aftermaths of Nepal earthquake, Drought in Ethiopia, Urban poverty in Kenya, Aftermaths of Tsunami, Maternal health, Violence against women, HIV and Aids, Bonded Labour, sustainable farming, Child trafficking, Child labour, Child rights, Disaster relief work, Transgender, Enviormental issues, Health, Drug addiction, Child trafficking and so on…
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Myanmar (Burma)
Sri Kolari
Burma (also known as Myanmar) appears to be on a fast track toward openness and democratization, after decades of harsh military rule that left it one of the least-developed countries in the world. Although the military still holds most of the power, President Thein Sein's new civilian government continues to pursue a broad campaign of political and economic reform, reconciliation, and engagement with the rest of the world. In January of 2012, more than 20 years after withdrawing its ambassador, the United States restored diplomatic relations with Burma. But with change comes challenge, especially for a nation mired in poverty and ongoing sectarian disputes. Collected here are recent scenes from Burma as its people struggle to emerge from 50 years of oppression.
Pro- Islamic State, militant graffiti.
Sri Kolari
Pro- Islamic State, militant graffiti in Srinagar, Kashmir, India.