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TO GO WITH Cambodia-arts-disabled, FEATURE by Suy SE
TOPSHOT - This photo taken on March 6, 2020 shows double amputee artist Morn Chear adjusting a tool while creating a linocut block printed design at the Open Studio in Siem Reap province. - Whispered insults, social isolation, and lost opportunities -- Morn Chear is channeling the stigma he has endured since he lost both his hands a decade ago into artwork that highlights the hardships of Cambodia's disabled. (Photo by TANG CHHIN Sothy / AFP) / TO GO WITH Cambodia-arts-disabled, FEATURE by Suy SE
2020-03-06
TANG CHHIN SOTHY/AFP/East News
AFP
TANG CHHIN SOTHY
AFP_1PO5OF
2,03MB
46cm x 31cm by 300dpi
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