Gethin Chamberlain
Investigative journalist | Photographer | Foreign correspondent
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They wait, clutching cards they hope will be their ticket to escape this terrible place0
- WORLD
- June 26, 2004
Gethin Chamberlain, on the Darfur border, for The Scotsman, 26 June 2004 THERE is a small boy, no more than six years old, clutching a rolled-up rug whose length is three times the height of his body. His arms are wrapped around the rug, the end of which sways backwards and forwards as he tries
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The deadly African gold rush fuelled by people smugglers’ promises1
Sudanese refugees in northern Chad are risking their lives to mine the precious ore in a desperate bid to secure a new life in Europe by Gethin Chamberlain in Farchana, 17 January 2018 Refugees from the troubled Sudanese region of Darfur, who are living in camps in neighbouring Chad, are being drawn into an African gold rush in
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“Even the stones were destroyed”0
- NEWS
- June 15, 2004
Gethin Chamberlain, on the Darfur border, for The Scotsman, 15 June 2004 HALAWA’S body lay on the mountainside where she fell when the bombs exploded, her womb torn open, the tiny body of her unborn baby lying by her side, the blood soaking into the soil congealing in the heat of the sun. She was
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Six-year-old girl says other children wouldn’t play with her after she lost her leg – but now she’s been given hope0
- Video
- June 11, 2016
Gethin Chamberlain, in Gaziantep, Turkey, for the Sunday Mirror, 11 June 2016 Four-year-old Shahd lay covered in dust when her mother found her. Her right leg was gone, taken off by the blast of a barrel bomb. Close by, her brother lay dead, his head smashed. A moment earlier they had been just another family
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