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The information and context from the photographs give readers an insight into the background of the author and his many characters based on those he highlighted in television, radio and print interviews.

These images, shot and filmed in crisis, include Rwanda, Bosnia, Kosovo, Haiti, and Northern Ireland – capturing the raw brutality, human suffering, and resilience of people caught in conflict.

In Rwanda, Mosely’s images from the 1994 genocide reveal the horrific scale of ethnic violence and mass killings. His work emphasizes the courage of these communities, showcasing survivors rebuilding their lives with strength and hope amidst the lasting impact of one of the worst genocides in human history.

While in Bosnia, Croatia, and Kosovo, Mark’s photographs document the devastating effects of ethnic cleansing, mass graves, and the destruction of entire communities during the Balkan Wars. His images depict the scars of generations, from abandoned buildings to families searching for closure.

Having lived in Haiti for two years over the last 25 years, Mosely chronicles political turmoil, natural disasters, and endemic poverty, exposing the struggles of a nation in constant crisis.

Mark’s emersion and experience in Northern Ireland reflect and document, through powerful imagery and remnants of bombings, protests, and deep community divisions, the long-lasting impact of sectarian violence which remains just under the surface to this day.

Across these regions, Mosely’s photography and videography contribute to the works of thousands of others playing a crucial role in bringing global attention to atrocities, influencing humanitarian responses, and preserving historical memory. In highlighting the dignity and perseverance of those striving for a better future, he ensures their stories are neither forgotten nor ignored.