Taking photographs of people who are forced to live in shelters after one of the worlds most devastating disasters seems extremely rude to me. Especially while they are sleeping! What gives you the right?! Have you no decency about you? People who are suffering are not our entertainment. We don’t need to see them sleeping in shelters to understand the magnitude of the situation. I think today’s journalist need to rethink matters. You are making things worse not better for these people.
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Amen! If I was in that situation, and had just lost everything, including loved ones, the last thing I want is a camera in my face! Let these poor people be. Good post!
Well said!