Jibon Ahmed is a fearless Bangladeshi photojournalist whose work captures human resilience, struggle, and justice. With over a decade of experience, he has contributed to major outlets like Netra News, The Daily Manab Zamin, BenarNews, and The Quint. His photography highlights critical socio-political issues under pressure and surveillance. Jibon's contributions extend to investigative reporting for Netra News, including high-risk exposés on secret detentions. His work was featured in ‘Witness Documentary - 35th July: Bangladesh's Deadly Protest’ by Al Jazeera, reaching global audiences. On February 26, 2015, Jibon showed remarkable courage by helping secular blogger Avijit Roy and his wife, Rafida Bonya Ahmed, during a brutal attack. Though he saved lives, it led to job loss, police scrutiny, and criticism. In 2018, his viral photo of a couple kissing in the rain ignited a national debate on love, norms, and freedom. While many supported the image, he faced violence and job termination. Still, his commitment to truth endures. In 2022, Jibon won the Bangladesh Press Photo Contest for public interest journalism. His bold coverage of the July 2024 student protests cemented his reputation as one of the country’s most courageous photojournalists. Through his lens, Jibon Ahmed tells stories that challenge norms, amplify unheard voices, and advocate for justice, images that inspire change and foster hope.