$1 per person/ per day. The amount of money half the population of Nepal survives on. Photo: @Nikolay Stoykov
In the developing countries, girls often have few opportunities to go to school or get a job. Photo: @Nikolay Stoykov
Teenagers in Palestine create their parallel reality to isolate themselves from the outside world of conflicts. For many, it is a challenge to experience a fulfilling childhood. Photo: Nikolay Stoykov
Photo: @Nikolay Stoykov
Saleha Naimi – a mother looking for an asylum, established an Afghan school for kids and women in Harmanly, Bulgaria. She teaches classes of Persian, English, maths and art.
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Motif is a great movement and an interesting documentary project with a huge potential. Cush
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