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Photos from the Peace Counts Report in Sri Lanka
- A bloody civil war...
- Sri Lanka - destruction from the war
- Ghost country...
- One and a half million landmines...
- Rohini Narasingham...
- Children like little Ravindran...
- The conflict...
- War victims...
- The aim of SEED...
- Foreign aid organizations...
- Becoming dependent...
- When the Berlin wall came down...
- In a mud hut...
- Alternative ideas...
- The first German donations...
- The SEED team...
- Back then...
- The need is enormous...
- Economic recovery...
- Watched by armed guards...
- The most necessary things...
- We have to learn...
- An oasis...
- The leftovers...
- A headstrong commune...
- On the inside...
In a mud hut...
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To find out what the people really need who had been driven off their land, he lived together with them in a camp, for several months. In a mud hut with no electricity, fetching water from a distant well like everyone else. Sri Lanka from the bottom up. He suffered from liver damage, malaria, and intestinal bleeding. Once again, he was a refugee, this time in his own country. But he found out: what kind of kitchen do people need there, what does the bedroom of an extended family look like, where and how do people eat? “Applying western ideas, we would have planned everything wrong” says Singham.