Giles Clarke
Billeder fra livet på en losseplads i Haiti
Et jordskævl forvandlede et vandreservoir til en losseplads - og på Giles Clarkes fotografier bliver den til et symbol på Haitis voldsomme korruption.
Remembering Srebrenica on the Anniversary of the 1995 Balkans Massacre
In July 1995, more than 8,000 “Bosniaks” (Bosnian Muslims) were systematically killed by Serb soldiers in what is sometimes called the lone act of European genocide since World War II. It was the culmination of three years of ethnic cleansing.
African Refugees Are Having a Hard Time Living in a Dutch Prison
Now their situation is getting more desperate because the time period in which they're allowed to stay here is coming to an end.
African Refugees Are Having a Hard Time Living in a Dutch Prison
I recently went to Amsterdam to visit a community of African refugees who live in a former prison. Now their situation is becoming even more desperate because the time period in which they're allowed to stay here is coming to an end, and many of them...
In Photos: Inside the Grisly World of Guatemala City’s Volunteer Paramedics
Guatemala City’s metro area is the largest in Central America and the nation is one of the most violent on Earth.
Riding Shotgun to Murder Scenes with Guatemala City’s Overworked Volunteer Paramedics
These unpaid EMTs often arrive to scenes of horrific violence before the police.
Under the Volcano - Mining Conflicts in Guatemala Are Erupting in Violence
In 2000, engineers from Radius Gold, a Vancouver-based mining company, discovered a belt of gold deep inside the Tambor mountains in southern Guatemala. Few locals were consulted before Radius moved in. Few of them knew anything was happening at all.
The Crumbling Ruins of Sarajevo's 1984 Winter Olympics
I come to the ruins of the winners' podium. "This is where skiers were presented with their medals after winning events in the 1984 Olympics," Tanya tells me. "It was also the exact spot where the Bosnian army executed many prisoners during the war...
Kiev's Ice-Hardened Few
Tuesday's clashes in front of the Ukrainian parliament punctuated a weeks-long standoff between anti-government protesters and security forces in Kiev's sprawling tent city, known as the EuroMaidan.
Kiev: Faces from the Front Line
VICE photographer and human rights activist Giles Clarke shows us protestors living in the barricades on the streets of Kiev, Ukraine.
Protests and Bloodshed Show No Signs of Stopping in Kiev
Since Ukrainian President Victor Yanukovych decided to publicly step away from a trade and cooperation agreement with the European Union and align Ukraine with Putin’s Russia, the people of Kiev have surrounded Independence Square to defend their...
Prison Pit
In a rancid, sweltering prison yard ringed by a high wall topped with barbed wire sat three cages. They stood about 12 feet wide and 15 feet tall—each crammed with more than 30 human bodies.