Lorcan Lovett

Climate and rights activist Zay Linn Mon stands outside the former Punjab school in Yangon where his brother was told to remove his turban. (Photos by Lorcan Lovett)
The turban stays on: how Myanmar's young Sikhs are confronting discrimination
Some of the volunteers on the Myeik Archipelago island have overstayed two weeks so far, while the others have overstayed from one to two months. (Photos by Natalie Poole)
Stranded on a remote Myanmar island, these volunteers built a jungle camp made of washed-up plastic
Factory workers in Yangon's Dagon Seikkan are protesting for paid leave amid the coronavirus pandemic. (Faeez Safedien)
Lockdown day 1: Hunger overshadows Covid-19 for Yangon’s poorest
A mosque in Pyin Oo Lwin, Mandalay region. (Claire Backhouse)
Use mosques for quarantine sites, say Myanmar’s Muslims
A dog poses for the camera at Yangon Animal Shelter. (Myanmar Mix)
Myanmar Mix readers raise over $1,000 in a day for Yangon Animal Shelter
Yangon Animal Shelter is currently caring for more than 600 dogs. (Myanmar Mix)
Yangon Animal Shelter is down to its last $50
Sut Seng Htoi (right), a Kachin youth activist. (Kachin Youth Movement)
5 female activists who are changing Myanmar
Plans for bamboo structures are being developed along an 80-year-old pipeline running through Yangon. (Matias Bercovich)
Bamboo, a water pipeline and urban farming: Welcome to a greener Yangon
Swe Swe Aung of social enterprise Doh Eain, left, and local teenager Hsu Lin Htet, who helped design the park. (Lorcan Lovett)
In male-dominated Myanmar, Yangon park puts girls at centre

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