Charlie Devereux is a freelance journalist and photographer. He was an indispensible member of the openDemocracy editorial team from August – December 2005, and has also worked as a photographer's agent and at Trolley, publishers of photography and art books. In December 2005 he was involved in a PhotoVoice project on Bhutanese refugees in Nepal. He is a contributing writer to Hotshoe magazine.

Recent articles

Can the western media hegemony be broken? Charlie Devereux talks to Suvenda Chatterjee, director of the Drik photography agency, about a new photographic vision for the world.

Amidst ongoing violence and fragile politics, how has independent reportage fared in post-Taliban Afghanistan? Charlie Devereux talks to world-renowned photojournalist Reza about his Kabul-based NGO Aïna and ambitions to construct a free Afghan media.

The harsh conditions endured by the Lhotshampa minority in Bhutan are a stain on the Himalayan kingdom's harmonious image. They may also become a threat to regional security, reports Charlie Devereux.

James Mangold’s film portrayal of Johnny Cash in "Walk The Line" gives insight into the musician’s transition to artistic maturity, but for Charlie Devereux, the story it omits is just as interesting.

"A rare case study of the dynamics of nationalism in the Himalayas"