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World Service,6 mins

Documenting the impact of Boko Haram

The Cultural Frontline

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Nigerian photojournalist Nelly Ating has been documenting events across Nigeria including the rise of Boko Haram and its impact on the young women and girls they captured. She’s currently studying for her PhD in the UK looking at the role of photography and human rights. Nelly spoke to The Cultural Frontline’s Andrea Kidd about her work, the people whose stories she’s been telling and her experience of PTSD: "For a while I felt very numb, I couldn't walk...I had been carrying a burden of pain and feeling helpless. You cover these stories and you walk away not knowing what to do, knowing that justice is never going to be served." (Photo: A woman and child remain anonymous. Credit: Nelly Ating)

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