Shy transgender worker in fish drying yard - Dr. A K M Nowsad Alam

Frightened ethnic fisherman because of no fish in rivers so vulnerable livelihood - Dr. A K M Nowsad Alam

Woman steps towards self-reliance through aquaculture - Ms. Aryama Bhattacharya

Strength woven in resilience—these fisherwomen, bound by tides and time, carry the weight of their labor with dignity, their stories etched in every wrinkle, every gaze, every clasped hand - Ms. Glikithayamini

Awaiting for the catch - Mr. Sashah Dioso

Her struggles beneath the endless tides: Battle for survival in the Sundarbans - Mr. Abhilash Thapa

A glimpse to their future - Dr. Farisal Bagsit

Paddling toward a brighter future - Dr. Farisal Bagsit

True grit captured - Dr. Farisal Bagsit

Every morning in Karangasem, Bali, the wives of fishers wait for their husbands to return from the sea, joining them to pull the jukung (small boat) ashore. This daily scene highlights the vital role women play in sustaining both family livelihoods and coastal life. - Mr. Muhammad Alzaki Tristi

Shrimp peeling and occupational hazards - women soldiers of Mumbai shore - Mr. Samiran Mukherjee

In North Maluku, women in fishing communities may not cast the net at sea—but they hold the net of the community's economy - Ms. Anisa Indira Prameswari