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How women in Congo are beating period stigma

Goma girls club — In Goma, menstruation is taboo, with many girls being ostracised from their communities. Photographer Elizabeth Dalziel meets the activists trying to change that.

  • Activism
  • Elizabeth Dalziel

Murderball: Inside the brutal world of wheelchair rugby

No ceiling, no fear — As the biggest crowd-puller at the Paralympic Games, Wheelchair Rugby gives people a chance to witness the true meaning of strength. We look back on our time spent with Team GB during London 2012.

  • Reportage
  • D’Arcy Doran

Chronicling the brutal face of climate change

Moments in-betwwen — The West Bengal region of India faces increasingly frequent flooding as the Earth's temperatures rise. Award-winning photojournalist Elizabeth Dalziel discusses her work to document its human effects.

  • Photography
  • Elizabeth Dalziel

Meet Tuareg rebel rockers Terakaft

Lost in translation — Their story has been called the most compelling in music and “the most rock ‘n’ roll of them all.” But for Tinariwen, who formed in a rebel training camp run by Muammar Gaddafi – and their offshoot Terakaft – rock ’n’ roll doesn’t mean women, sex and drugs. It means using guitars not guns to fight for a brighter future.

  • Music
  • D'Arcy Doran

The secret world of zombie lovers

Cosplay in the city — This community of Londoners live like it's Halloween all year-round.

  • Reportage
  • D'Arcy Doran

Meetup.com

Would like to meet... — London can be a lonely place. But thanks to community websites like meetup.com finding your tribe in the urban jungle has never been easier. These three internet groups are helping people connect in real life, no matter how obscure their passions are.

  • Opinion
  • D’Arcy Doran

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