Martyn Aim started as a field researcher and anthropologist specialising in conflict and human rights.
He is now working as a freelance documentary photographer, currently based in Southeast Asia. He recently won a scholarship to attend the Foundry Photo Workshop 09′ in India. He has been available for editorial and NGO assignments worldwide.
Thailand: Deep South
Thailand’s Muslim-majority southern provinces are ruled by martial law as a six year separatist insurgency continues. Attacks are on the increase.
Militants target civilians and Thai army/police. Locals fear both the militants and the army. The majority of people killed and injured are Muslims. Over 3,000 people have been killed since 2004.
Despite this climate of fear people are determined to live as they did before the violence began.
Tags: Thailand 
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