Patrick Chauvel News Today

MHM looks at a series of recently discovered images taken by North Vietnamese photojournalists during the Vietnam War.

Orthodox women are not allowed to go to the cinema and their film screenings are often interrupted by protesters. But in Israel, there is a booming audience for their films and a big cultural shift is happening.

While lawmakers wage political battles every day about how much religion the government should impose, ordinary Israelis, both religious and secular, are surprisingly unified on the notion of keeping the government out of their private lives.

Ukraine Launches High-Risk Operation To Evacuate Civilians From Mariupol

Reporters Without Borders investigators on the ground say that the evidence against the Russian forces is overwhelming.

We have recently learned of the death of photojournalist Maksym (Max) Levin. Who was murdered by Russian military forces after being captured.

Maksim Levin, along with his friend, were found dead on April 1 north of Kyiv and a new report has concluded they were executed by Russians.

An investigation by Reporters Without Borders concludes that Ukrainian photographer and documentary maker Maks Levin, along with a soldier who was accompanying him for security, was executed by Russian troops near Kyiv in March as they searched for a piece of photographic equipment they had lost.

A smell of burning lingers in Moshchun, a village 20 km north of Kyiv that was heavily bombarded in early March, when the Russian tried to take the Ukrainian capital. Half of the houses were destroyed, the ground is still strewn with the debris of armoured vehicles and the few residents who stayed in the village during the occupation are still traumatised. Read more and see images here.

Human Rights Watch has demanded Tajik officials immediately release two independent bloggers arrested last week and drop "bogus charges" against them.