Yemen has been in a devastating civil war for the past decade, resulting in widespread suffering and tragedy. The UN reports that 377,000 people lost their lives by the start of 2022, with many deaths attributed to indirect effects such as hunger and lack of healthcare.
In her new book, Unfinished War: A Journey through Civil War in Yemen, war photographer Asmaa Waguih provides a unique perspective from the heart of the conflict, showcasing both the darkness and light of war through over 150 powerful photographs.
Asmaa’s journey into conflict photography highlights the human stories amidst the chaos. From Iraq to Yemen, she captures the raw emotions and struggles faced by individuals in war-torn regions.
Through her lens, Asmaa sheds light on the harsh realities of conflict and reminds us of the importance of preserving humanity in the face of war.
Her work serves as a poignant reminder that behind every statistic lies a human story, and every image tells a silent yet powerful tale of courage and resilience.