A man of the village of Frush Beit Dajan stands before the mud brick structure that he and his family were forced to live in after their home was demolished. Having destroyed their home, the Israeli civil service have prohibited the family from making any … Read More →
Category Archives: Photojournalism
Roots
In Frush Beit Dajan, a small rural village in the West Bank of occupied Palestine. Image and text © Josh Jones 2008.
Precious
Woman and her grandchild, in a small Bedouin tent in occupied Palestine. The soldiers from the nearby Israeli settlement use the crop fields around these tents for live-fire exercises. I spoke to a woman in the next tent who had been shot in the head … Read More →
Phototerrorism in the UK
At last week’s Free Education protest, London. Image © Josh Jones. 6th Mar, 2009: A new law has been passed which allows UK police to arrest individuals for photographing police officers, and confiscate their equipment. Section 76, introduced this year, makes it illegal for anyone … Read More →
Free Education Demo takes London
Sussex University students take up the call to action. Image © Josh Jones. 27th Feb, 2009: Over a thousand students gathered in London this week to protest against the UK government’s controversial ‘top-up fees’. Since 2006, students at universities in England and Wales have had … Read More →
Sussex Students hold Occupation for Gaza
23rd Jan, 2009: Students of Sussex University, UK, have made a symbolic occupation of lecture hall Arts A2 to show their support for the sufferers in Gaza and to call upon the University to take positive action. The occupation started on Tuesday evening and has … Read More →
Al-Aqaba
A man of Al-Aqaba, a village in the Tubas region of Palestine, shows us the demolition orders for the school, nursery, clinic and mosque that he helped to found. If the orders are not challenged in court, which is a lengthy and expensive process, then … Read More →