Lyndall Stein

Lyndall Stein works for the World Wide Fund for Nature and is on the board of the Refugee Council and Greenpeace.

Free Shahidul Alam: the Bangladeshi photographer exposing injustices around the world

Alam must be released immediately to continue his vital work as a voice for the powerless.

By Lyndall Stein

/ 15 Aug 2018

London calling

On Friday I saw my great friend Shahidul Alam, the eloquent photographer and campaigner, in the street, rushing as ever - based in Dhaka but passing through London, on a

By Lyndall Stein

/ 7 Jul 2010

The Veteran and the Youth

I was on my way to an exhibition and the sales yesterday - seeing the headlines on a poster about demonstrators at the Israeli Embassy, I changed my plans. Only

By Lyndall Stein

/ 30 Dec 2008

Ethiopia: the tears and the rains

It was raining in Addis Ababa when I left, but would it be raining in Wolayita? The spring rains had failed, bringing awful consequences for the people in this remote,

By Lyndall Stein

/ 23 Jul 2008

‘A rich man in the morning and a pauper at night'

by Lyndall Stein, executive director of Concern UK It was raining when I was in in Dhaka last week. Everyone was worried as we listened to the singer as he

By Lyndall Stein

/ 6 Aug 2007

A Tanzanian Tiger

by Lyndall Stein, executive director of Concern UK In Tanzania last week, I saw farmers - men and women, widows, some sick and old - who every day experience a

By Lyndall Stein

/ 23 Jul 2007

Darfur journal

Khartoum, capital of Sudan Khartoum is hot, very hot. The plane had been eight hours late. The tour guide galloped us through the history the great forces of Islam and

By Lyndall Stein

/ 18 Nov 2004