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Dispelling the myths around Middle Eastern women

Strength, self-love & sexuality — Blending beautiful photography and thoughtful storytelling, Azeema is the new publication celebrating women from across North Africa and the Middle East. ‘We won’t put anything that isn’t strong or empowering,’ explains co-founder Sunayah Arshad.

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  • Salma Haidrani

Polyester: the zine that celebrates faith in bad taste

Zine Scene — Polyester promotes femininity while rejecting the imposition of minimalism. Now they're putting out three special zines to mark their third birthday.

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Bikers, punks and metalheads: The secret side of Vietnam

Zine scene — Photographer Neil Massey spent six years living in Vietnam. Now, in his first collection of self-published zines, he captures the hidden corners of the hectic city.

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  • Biju Belinky

Capturing the hedonistic lives of Parisian skaters

Talking shit, wasting time — TalkShit is a mixed-media zine by Yedihael Canat and Arthur Hun, giving readers an intimate look at the everyday lives of young skaters looking for fun and freedom.

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  • Biju Belinky

What it’s really like to be a young man in Cuba today

The Habana Boys — Joshua Osborne set out to Cuba with 20 rolls of film and an open mind. What he came back with was a book showing the many faces of Habana's youth – style, politics, subcultures and all.

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  • Biju Belinky

The Berlin zine exploring the everyday reality of migrant life

Real people, real stories — NANSEN magazine spotlights one migrant per issue, offering a much needed individual perspective on Europe’s refugee crisis.

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  • Rachel Michaella Finn

Uncovering Italy's radical rollerblading scene

Blades of glory — Photographer Pietro Firrincieli captures the ins and outs of this largely unexplored scene.

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Capturing Fat White Family in all their raw, furious glory

Doing it live — A new collaborative zine between photographers Sacha Lecca and Alec Castillo captures the many sides of the notorious South London six-piece, both off-stage and on-stage.

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  • Biju Belinky

The zine uncovering London’s underground graffiti scene

Pavement Licker — From the political to the surreal, Pavement Licker covered the rise of UK street art from 2003. Now, all 10 issues have been put together in a book.

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  • Biju Belinky

Khidr is the zine giving a voice to young British Muslims

Zine Scene — At a time when Islamophobia runs rampant, a London collective are offering their own counter-narrative instead of letting racism take the headline.

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  • Biju Belinky

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