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Mirja Vogel
Photojournalist & Photographer
  • Journalism
  • Sudan - Africa's largest war (Part II)
  • Sudan - Africa's largest war (Part I)
  • Italien - Im Schattenreich Apuliens
  • Italy - Naples last glove maker
  • Ukraine - Children Haunted by War (Part II)
  • Ukraine - Children Haunted by War (Part I)
  • Thailand - Bangkok’s Giant Reptiles
  • Bangladesh - Rohingya
  • Malaysia - Drag
  • Spain - High Heel Race
  • Hungary - Budapest Pride
  • Nepal - Child Marriage
  • India - Women Agri Collectives
  • Mexico - Muxe
  • Mexico - Migrants in Limbo
  • Germany - Berlin Airport Gardens
  • India - Chess
  • Mexico - AI Environmental Threat
  • Mexico - Afro-Mexican Future
  • Mexico - VW Beetle
  • Mexico - Radish Night
  • Mexico - Violins for Violence
  • Mexico - Bloodlines of Mezcal
  • Exhibition
  • Coming soon
  • Partners
  • European Union
  • Plan International
  • Solidarites International
  • Intersos
  • Heifer International
Publications
Biography
Contact

Ukraine - Children Haunted by War (Part II)

The unseen horrors of Putin's war on children

In many ways, after almost four years of war, Ukrainian children are bearing the brunt of daily life, plagued by pain, fear and tragedy. Their carefree childhoods have been taken away, replaced by worries about airstrikes, family members fighting, and not knowing how or when the conflict will eventually end.
Location: Ukraine 
Read the full article here: 
The i Paper  - February 2026
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