The unconquered Ukrainians
Since March 2022, Ukrainian communities have been stagnated by the atrocities of Russian military invading the country with deadly merciless missiles, artillery and bullets. But Ukrainians were not vanquished. Instead, they rise.
Whether they are children whose dads died in battles with Russian troops, or elderly women who survived attacks in war-torn cities, Ukrainians face the pain with positiveness, bravery, resilience, persistence and love, conquering the scars of the never-ending war that has taken countless lives across the Eastern European country.
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Biography
Daniel Ceng is an award-winning photojournalist with Anadolu Agency, with a focus on East Asia and Southeast Asia.
He has covered everything from geopolitical tensions in the Taiwan Strait and South China Sea, Korea martial law crisis, to disasters in Philippines and Thailand and armed conflict in Cambodia.
Daniel has received numerous awards and titles, including Best of Portfolio (BOP) in Taiwan Press Photo Contest and 1st, 2nd, 3rd prizes in IPA Awards.
He has lived and worked in multiracial, multicultural places such as Singapore, Philippines, Taipei and Hong Kong over the years.
