Johanna-Maria Fritz has been traveling the world as a photographer for almost ten years. The Berlin-based artist finds her motifs in crises, conflicts, collapsing states, persecuted minorities, and at the margins of society. Because there, where few people look at, she identifies the truth. "There, I see people who are absorbed by their own problems and have never learned to pose according to our standards", she explains. Fritz has had portraits of Taliban men woven into rug…

In many communities all over the world, the belief in witches is still part of everyday life. For women in particular this often means a dangerous stigma exposing them to cruel and arbitrary violence. The current missio-Human Rights Study shows that those affected are under considerable risk in 41 countries around the world. The situation is different in Romania. Several thousand women there practice the profession of a "witch". They provide solutions for emotional and materi…