The Thinking Eyes of Bazuki Muhammad (ON GOING)

Afghanistan notorious military commander Abdullah Shah talking to Reuters, Kabul prison. Shah has been sentenced to death by a special court for multiple kidnappings and the murder of dozens of people, including three of his wives and five children. Shah was accused of committing the crimes in the 1990s while serving wanted commander of Zardad from Hezbi-i-Islami faction led by Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, officials said. Shah, who is also known as “Zardad’s Dog”, denies the allegations said it was a plot by his enemies | 2002

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The Thinking Eyes of Bazuki Muhammad (ON GOING)

Published on Aug 26, 2019

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Bazuki Muhammad is an international award-winning photojournalist and an editor who has covered assignments with Reuters, and for publications in the United States and Malaysia for 25 years. A US-educated architect, Bazuki spent 10 years in Louisiana and Tennessee experimenting with his “Thinking Eyes” before shooting for the London-based news agency Reuters for 17 years in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Bazuki won Publish Asia’s Best in Sports Photography for two consecutive years in 2002 and 2003. Bazuki covered the London Olympics, cyclone Nargis in Myanmar, U.S. President Bush in Japan, the war in Afghanistan, tsunami in Thailand, Hajj in Mecca, and Thailand’s political turmoil. Bazuki was the photography adviser to Malaysia’s New Straits Times Press and now is the founder and manager of its new NSTP Thinking Eyes. Bazuki is an alumnus of College of Design, School of Architecture, Louisiana State University.

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