Following Rebel Forces in Libya | Developing News

Nichole Sobecki has followed rebel forces in Libya, photographed human smugglers in Niger, and sat in Land Cruisers with cheetahs in Somaliland.

Behind her subjects’ intimidating fronts, she uncovers touching stories of vulnerability, grief and hope.

Watch more from this series:

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[peatkortenjan]

still waiting for the day vice figures out how to make the music quieter than the voices

[johndewey]

Thank you for bringing us the images that are missing from the conventional news sources. Amazing photographs.❤

[missyt]

What incredible work this woman and countless other photographers are doing to document the stories of the people and the planet. Hardships and victories, failures and successes, the really brave ones step out into the world and capture the proof of existence so that we can share in that truth and marvel (and despair) at the diversity and oneness of the world.

[testicat]

Damn really only 7, 000 wild cheetahs left? So little left that literally every one saved makes a considerable difference

[NeerajKumar-bxfy]

A rare revolution which brought a country from prosperity and self reliance to poverty, anarchy and dependence.

[chilenapromedioRU]

Thank you for sharing these photos and their background stories.
Very good photos and brave woman.

[jamaljames]

Always watching from Georgetown Guyana south America 🇬🇾🇬🇾

[montpelier]

Your reporters, no words, just so brave all of them.

[wheressteve]

Everyone has a story, a mother and a father, we all have that in common.

[PeterR]

Thanks for the stories behind, powerful ! ❤

[SweetAzSugar]

I’m surprised they bury the bodies. Typically they just leave them lying in the streets to set an example for others. It’s truly a sad thing. 😢

[perroraton]

I love these videos so much. Even despite how heart-wrenching they are

[mickgatz]

I'm rather surprised this reporter woman is still alive... 😂

[owenhoong]

I remember watching a vice video 10 years ago, where vice was giving a kid in Libya the platform to ask for weapons from Obama. I wonder if that kid still alive

[IAmSheWhoIsShe]

Praying for everyone’s continued safety 🙏🏾☝🏾💖

[SuperMunchkin]

Great video the foreign correspondence work is always my favorite.

[greenbluemonkey]

Amazing shots. And courageous. Thank you

[vladimirmakarov]

Libya is destroyed because of what the good old USA did to the country

[Buttercup]

Nice to see women photographers finally getting their due!! Beautiful, sensitive work Nicole!! 📷

[petertaylor]

God bless you for sharing the life stories of so many forgotten people.