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Together (World 2018, by Annick Ramp) - Swiss Press Award

Aussicht von Nils Tonny Bransfjell zu Hause auf den zugefrorenen Arsunden See. Er wohnt in Brekkebygd (Nähe von Røros).
Annick Ramp
Aussicht von Nils Tonny Bransfjell zu Hause auf den zugefrorenen Arsunden See. Er wohnt in Brekkebygd (Nähe von Røros).
Photo / World
2018

Together

Annick Ramp

One hundred years ago, the Sami people first stood up against colonial oppression. Today, the indigenous people are trying to save their reindeer herds from wolves, wind turbines, and climate change. To mark this anniversary, the Sami Council will gather from across Lapland in Trondheim, Norway, in February 2017. The centenary celebration, Tråante 2017, will also take place with various events.

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Together

Neue Zürcher Zeitung

Photo / World
2018

Annick Ramp

One hundred years ago, the Sami people first stood up against colonial oppression. Today, the indigenous people are trying to save their reindeer herds from wolves, wind turbines, and climate change. To mark this anniversary, the Sami Council will gather from across Lapland in Trondheim, Norway, in February 2017. The centenary celebration, Tråante 2017, will also take place with various events.

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Annick Ramp / Swiss Press Award

Annick Ramp

Fotografin, Zürich, 1987

*1987, lebt und arbeitet in Zürich. Nach dem Gestalterischen Vorkurs an der F+F, HF Abschluss eidg. dipl. Fotodesignerin Berufsschule für Gestaltung in Zürich. Seit 2013 freischaffende Fotografin und Teilzeit angestellt als Fotografin bei der Neuen Zürcher Zeitung NZZ.

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