Artist: Kawati Vatanajyankur
Do we see duty as a cultural responsibility or a moral obligation?
ISSUE 4 DUTY
In this issue we explore just what is being done out of duty nowadays that isn’t being talked about, simply because it's being done quietly, without fanfare or thought for gain. Asking what is our individual and collective focus on duty, in the humble sense – without self-congratulation and boasting?
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The Recyclers of Port-Au-Prince
By New York-based photographer Giles Clarke
In a 200-acre dump, three miles north of Haiti’s capital, Port-au-Prince, men, women and children recycle plastics, clothing and other items. It is here that the majority of the rubble from the January 2010 earthquake was dumped.