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Lauren Decicca

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About Lauren
www.laurendeciccaphotography.com

Lauren DeCicca is a photographer and journalist based in Bangkok, Thailand.

Prior to moving to Thailand, Lauren spent three years (2013 - 2016) based in Yangon, Myanmar documenting the country at the beginning of its transition to democracy.

Her work has been published by The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, TIME.com, The Washington Post, Bloomberg BusinessWeek, The Guardian, CNN, USA Today, Foreign Policy, Al Jazeera, The Global Post, NPR, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), The SE Asia Globe Magazine, The Jakarta Globe, The Cambodia Daily, amongst others.

Lauren was member of the Getty Reportage 2015-2016 Emerging Talent roster and selected as one of Photo Boite's 30 Under 30 Women Photographers of 2017.

She has received hostile environment and emergency first aid training through IWMF.

She is available for assignments within Southeast Asia and internationally.
Languages
English
Services
Photography
Skills
Business Politics Current Affairs
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Portfolio

Held Hostage in Gaza, a Thai Worker’s Prayers for Freedom Come True

13 Dec 2023  |  www.nytimes.com
Nutthawaree Munkan, a Thai worker, was taken hostage by Hamas militants in Gaza on October 7. She was held in captivity for nearly 50 days, during which she prayed for the safety of her boyfriend, Bunthom Phankhong, and hoped to reunite with her family in Thailand. Her ordeal highlights the human impact of the conflict in Gaza and the resilience of those affected.

The Second Wave: Thailand’s Economic Struggle

04 Sep 2020  |  ART WORKS Projects | 16 Years Advocating for Human Rights
Thailand's initial success in controlling COVID-19 has come at a significant economic cost, with aggressive measures leading to widespread job losses and financial hardship. The tourism-dependent economy has been severely impacted, with millions at risk of unemployment. The article highlights the struggles of individuals like Jira Sricharoen, who faces daily challenges to support her family amidst the pandemic. Despite the country's low infection rates, the economic fallout continues to exacerbate social inequalities, revealing the harsh realities faced by the most vulnerable populations.

A Horrific Mass Shooting in Thailand: Some Thoughts

10 Feb 2020  |  cfr.org
Thailand experienced its worst-ever mass shooting by an individual in Nakhon Ratchasima, with a gunman killing 30 people and injuring at least 57. The shooter, reportedly upset over a land dispute, attacked his commanding officer and others, then stole weapons from an army camp and went on a rampage in a shopping mall. The incident highlighted issues with the Royal Thai Army's weapon security, prompting Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha to order a review of armory security. The event has drawn criticism towards the government and the army, and comparisons to mass shootings in other countries.

How wheelchair basketball changed these Cambodian women's lives

21 Oct 2019  |  Science
Sieng Sokchan and her teammates from the Battambang Roses, a Cambodian women's wheelchair basketball team, overcame significant personal and societal challenges to compete in the 2018 Asia Para Games. Despite facing poverty, mobility impairments, and limited resources, they represented Cambodia on an international stage. The team, supported by the International Committee of the Red Cross and the National Paralympic Committee of Cambodia, demonstrated resilience and determination, highlighting the power and talents of disabled women. Although they did not win medals, their journey brought them recognition and a sense of achievement.

Sacramento One Of The Most Polluted City In The U.S.

25 Apr 2019  |  kncifm.com
Sacramento has been identified as one of the most polluted cities in the United States.

Cave rescue of boys soccer team in Thailand

10 Jul 2018  |  www.cbsnews.com
All 12 members of a youth soccer team and their coach were successfully rescued from the Tham Luang cave in Thailand after being stranded for over two weeks due to monsoon flooding. The complex rescue operation involved expert divers, international search and rescue teams, and significant efforts from the Thai Navy SEALs. The mission faced extreme weather challenges and the tragic loss of a former Thai Navy SEAL, Saman Gunan. The successful rescue was celebrated by volunteers, family members, and the international community.
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