Anjan Sundaram

White Bay

Life under the chemical megafactories of Ingeniero White, Argentina.

From Wars Abroad, to Peace at Home

“As I’ve grown older, I’m more aware of the psychological risks we must take,” says the conflict-zone reporter. “Writing about my father represented such a psychological risk.”

No Direction Home

My father chose to pursue a better life for our family through migration, without ever settling and putting down roots. Now, that is my inheritance.

Crackdown in Cambodia

“Descent into Outright Dictatorship,” read The Cambodia Daily’s final headline on Monday, a defiant last cry from a fiercely independent newspaper that has now been shut down by Prime Minister Hun Sen’s government.

Repression in Rwanda

With each election, Rwandan President Paul Kagame has tightened his grip on power, and the elections have increasingly turned into a performance of his authority.