Photo exhibition depicts Sindh's post-flood plight
A photography exhibition in Karachi titled 'The Too-Young Monsoon Wives' documents the intersection of climate change, poverty, and child marriage in Sindh. The work of French photographer Isabeau de Rouffignac highlights how environmental disasters exacerbate social vulnerabilities for young girls.
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It sheds light on the often-overlooked social consequences of climate-induced disasters in developing nations.
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facebook --> twitter --> whatsup --> linkded --> email MORE (3) Messenger Whatsapp --> Photo exhibition depicts Sindh’s post-flood plight KARACHI: A photography exhibition documenting the impact of climate change, catastrophic flooding, poverty and child marriage in Sindh opened in Karachi on Tuesday, bringing into focus the stories of young girls whose lives were shaped by environmental disasters.
Titled "The Too-Young Monsoon Wives," the exhibition features the work of French photographer Isabeau de Rouffignac, who travelled to Sindh following the devastating floods and photographed communities dealing with the aftermath of the disaster.
The three-day exhibition is being presented by Alliance Fran aise de Karachi in collaboration with the French Embassy in Pakistan and Avari Towers.
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