Atatürk's children

For more than a decade, Turkey has been torn by a civil war between the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) and Turkish security forces. So far, the conflict has claimed more than 19,000 lives and, as the conflict escalates, human rights abuses and death tolls continue to grow.
Jonathan Rugman and Roger Hutchings provide a compelling introduction to the violent unrest between the PKK and Turks. Rugman relates the history of the PKK while eye-witnesses to the PKK war tell their stories alongside powerful images of the conflict.

Roger Huthchings has won many awards including Nikon Photographer of the Year 1992, World Perss People in the News (Ffirst prize) in 1994, Amnesty International Photojournalism Prize 1994. Jonathan Rugman has worked on several BBC programmes including "Panorama" and "Newsnight." He was appointed BBC World Service Turkey correspondent in 1991, and from 1993 to 1996 worked as Istanbul correspondent for The Observer, and The Guardian newspapers.

Roger Huthchings has won many awards including Nikon Photographer of the Year 1992, World Perss People in the News (first prize) in 1994, Amnesty International Photojournalism Prize 1994.