Germany

The Berlin-based photographer makes moving, sensitive imagery – a counterbalance to homophobia and oppressive social boundaries.

Joachim Mueller-Ruchholtz photographed the people who have taken to the trees to protest a motorway that will forever change the Dannenröder Forest.

In Berlin, sex workers are taking to the streets in protest of a proposed change in the law that will put them in jeopardy.

Keep your eyes peeled for Faraz Shariat’s sensual semi-autobiographical debut, 'No Hard Feelings'.

Hamburg's Front was not just a club, but a space for people to live their truth and freedom. We had a chat with former resident DJ Klaus Stockhausen about rave culture and finding “the real deal.”

A Berlin's Ostkreuzschule für Fotografie, i-D asks seven graduate students how they stand out in today's image-saturated world.

We premiere the group's video for 'The Death of Papi,' shot on a former soviet training ground in East Germany.

'New Masculinity' is an exhibition by Berlin-based art collective 'Curated By Girls', which brings together the work of four young photographers attempting to challenge conventional ideas of what it means to be male.

What does hair have to do with self-acceptance? What needs to change to stop the pressure for women to have straight hair? We head to Berlin to talk confidence and cornrows in the German capital.

The decision to pass a new law on consent was nearly unanimous.

'The real issue is transphobia,' Cassils wrote in response after a German company deemed her powerful photo 'sexist.'

In her series 'Toleration,' Stefanie Zofia Schulz captures the daily life of families stuck in the asylum-seeker housing system.