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WAR-UKR/ Children deported from Ukraine March 2023
Adrien Vautier / Le Pictorium
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At the offices of the Save Ukraine organization. Kyiv, March 22, 2023.
WAR-UKR/ Children deported from Ukraine March 2023
Adrien Vautier / Le Pictorium
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Mykola Kuleba, CEO of Save Ukraine. Kyiv, March 22, 2023. The illegal deportations of Ukrainian children, which have earned Vladimir Putin an arrest warrant from the International Criminal Court, involve more than 16,000 identified minors taken to Russian soil or the occupied territories. But in reality, the authorities do not know how many children are being sought.
WAR-UKR/ Children deported from Ukraine March 2023
Adrien Vautier / Le Pictorium
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On the phone of Mykola Kuleba, the director of Save Ukraine, is a photo of Ukrainian children with their foster families in Russia. The organization is making every effort to locate the children's biological parents in order to begin repatriation procedures. Kyiv, March 22, 2023. The illegal deportations of young Ukrainians, which have earned Vladimir Putin an arrest warrant from the International Criminal Court, involve more than 16,000 identified minors taken to Russian soil or the occupied territories. But in reality, the authorities do not know how many children need to be found.
WAR-UKR/ Children deported from Ukraine March 2023
Adrien Vautier / Le Pictorium
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March 22, 2023, in Kyiv. Nikita, 10, Dyana, 14, and Yana, 11, have just arrived after more than five months of deportation on the Russian side. They had quietly disappeared in the turmoil of war on Friday, October 7, 2022, in Kherson. The illegal deportations of young Ukrainians, which earned Vladimir Putin an arrest warrant from the International Criminal Court, involve more than 16,000 identified minors taken to Russian soil or the occupied territories. But in reality, the authorities do not know how many children are to be sought.
WAR-UKR/ Children deported from Ukraine March 2023
Adrien Vautier / Le Pictorium
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March 22, 2023, in Kyiv. Nikita, 10, Dyana, 14, and Yana, 11, have just arrived after more than five months of deportation on the Russian side. They had quietly disappeared in the turmoil of war on Friday, October 7, 2022, in Kherson. The illegal deportations of young Ukrainians, which earned Vladimir Putin an arrest warrant from the International Criminal Court, involve more than 16,000 identified minors taken to Russian soil or the occupied territories. But in reality, the authorities do not know how many children are to be sought.
WAR-UKR/ Children deported from Ukraine March 2023
Adrien Vautier / Le Pictorium
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Taya, right, and Zhenia, left, both 15, have just returned to Kyiv after spending five and a half months at a summer camp in Crimea. The two friends were displaced by the Russians on October 7, 2022, to the Kherson region. Kyiv, March 22, 2023. The illegal deportations of young Ukrainians, which have earned Vladimir Putin an arrest warrant from the International Criminal Court, involve more than 16,000 identified minors taken to Russian soil or the occupied territories. But in reality, the authorities do not know how many children are to be sought.
WAR-UKR/ Children deported from Ukraine March 2023
Adrien Vautier / Le Pictorium
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Nikita, 10, spent five and a half months at a summer camp in Crimea. A trip that should have lasted two weeks. Kyiv, March 22, 2023.
WAR-UKR/ Children deported from Ukraine March 2023
Adrien Vautier / Le Pictorium
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Nikita, 10, spent five and a half months at a summer camp in Crimea. A trip that should have lasted two weeks. Kyiv, March 22, 2023.
WAR-UKR/ Children deported from Ukraine March 2023
Adrien Vautier / Le Pictorium
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Artem, 16, is from Kupiansk in Kharkiv Oblast. During the Russian occupation, he was displaced to the Luhanks region by Russian armed forces while he was at school. Kyiv, March 22, 2023. The illegal deportations of Ukrainian children, which earned Vladimir Putin an arrest warrant from the International Criminal Court, involve more than 16,000 identified minors taken to Russian soil or the occupied territories. But in reality, the authorities do not know how many children are to be sought.
WAR-UKR/ Children deported from Ukraine March 2023
Adrien Vautier / Le Pictorium
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Taya, left, and Zhenia, right, both 15, have just returned to Kyiv after spending five and a half months at a summer camp in Crimea. The two friends were displaced by the Russians on October 7, 2022, to the Kherson region. Kyiv, March 22, 2023. The illegal deportations of young Ukrainians, which have earned Vladimir Putin an arrest warrant from the International Criminal Court, involve more than 16,000 identified minors taken to Russian soil or the occupied territories. But in reality, the authorities do not know how many children are to be sought.
WAR-UKR/ Children deported from Ukraine March 2023
Adrien Vautier / Le Pictorium
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Journalists ask 10-year-old Nikita to describe her five-month deportation to Crimea. Ten-year-old Nikita spent five and a half months in a summer camp in Crimea. A trip that should have lasted two weeks. Kyiv, March 22, 2023.
WAR-UKR/ Children deported from Ukraine March 2023
Adrien Vautier / Le Pictorium
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Eleven-year-old Yana was taken with her older sister and younger brother to a summer camp in Crimea. They stayed there for five and a half months. Originally from the city of Kherson, the Russians led her parents to believe that the children could not return for security reasons. Kyiv, March 22, 2023.
WAR-UKR/ Children deported from Ukraine March 2023
Adrien Vautier / Le Pictorium
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Inesa is the mother of four boys. Her youngest, Vitaly, 16, was taken to a summer camp in Crimea by Russian forces for five and a half months. Kyiv, March 22, 2023.
WAR-UKR/ Children deported from Ukraine March 2023
Adrien Vautier / Le Pictorium
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Inesa is the mother of four boys. Her youngest, Vitaly, 16, was taken to a summer camp in Crimea by Russian forces for five and a half months. Kyiv, March 22, 2023.
WAR-UKR/ Children deported from Ukraine March 2023
Adrien Vautier / Le Pictorium
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Vitaly, 16, has just returned to Kyiv. Originally from the Kherson region, he has spent the last five months at a summer camp in Crimea. Kyiv, March 22, 2023
WAR-UKR/ Children deported from Ukraine March 2023
Adrien Vautier / Le Pictorium
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A teenage girl who has just returned from deportation and her mother in Kyiv, March 22, 2023.
WAR-UKR/ Children deported from Ukraine March 2023
Adrien Vautier / Le Pictorium
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A teenager who had just returned from deportation isolated himself to look at his cell phone. Kyiv, March 22, 2023.
WAR-UKR/ - Two Years of War - Regional Center for Human Rights
Nicolas Cleuet / Le Pictorium
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Lawyer Kateryna Rashevska fights the case of Ukrainian children kidnapped by the Russian army. 03/02/2023.
WAR-UKR/ - Two Years of War - Regional Center for Human Rights
Nicolas Cleuet / Le Pictorium
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Lawyer Kateryna Rashevska fights the case of Ukrainian children kidnapped by the Russian army. 03/02/2023.
WAR-UKR/ - Two Years of War - Regional Center for Human Rights
Nicolas Cleuet / Le Pictorium
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Lawyer Kateryna Rashevska fights the case of Ukrainian children kidnapped by the Russian army. 03/02/2023.
WAR-UKR/ - Two Years of War - Regional Center for Human Rights
Nicolas Cleuet / Le Pictorium
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Lawyer Kateryna Rashevska fights the case of Ukrainian children kidnapped by the Russian army. 03/02/2023.
WAR-UKR/ - Two Years of War - Regional Center for Human Rights
Nicolas Cleuet / Le Pictorium
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Lawyer Kateryna Rashevska fights the case of Ukrainian children kidnapped by the Russian army. 03/02/2023.
WAR-UKR/ - Two Years of War - Regional Center for Human Rights
Nicolas Cleuet / Le Pictorium
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Lawyer Kateryna Rashevska fights the case of Ukrainian children kidnapped by the Russian army. 03/02/2023.
WAR-UKR/ - Two Years of War - Regional Center for Human Rights
Nicolas Cleuet / Le Pictorium
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Lawyer Kateryna Rashevska fights the case of Ukrainian children kidnapped by the Russian army. 03/02/2023.
WAR-UKR/ - Two Years of War - Regional Center for Human Rights
Nicolas Cleuet / Le Pictorium
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Lawyer Kateryna Rashevska fights the case of Ukrainian children kidnapped by the Russian army. 03/02/2023.
WAR-UKR/ - Two Years of War - David, a child, returned from Russia and his mother Lilia
Nicolas Cleuet / Le Pictorium
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In June 2023, after 15 months of Russian occupation, David and his grandparents left their village southwest of Donetsk for Moscow. Without any filiation papers, David was to be sent to a Russian social services home. His maternal grandmother traveled eight days from Kyiv to pick him up with the necessary documents at the end of August 2023. February 10, 2024.
WAR-UKR/ - Two Years of War - David, a child, returned from Russia and his mother Lilia
Nicolas Cleuet / Le Pictorium
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In June 2023, after 15 months of Russian occupation, David and his grandparents left their village southwest of Donetsk for Moscow. Without any filiation papers, David was to be sent to a Russian social services home. His maternal grandmother traveled eight days from Kyiv to pick him up with the necessary documents at the end of August 2023. February 10, 2024.
WAR-UKR/ - Two Years of War - David, a child, returned from Russia and his mother Lilia
Nicolas Cleuet / Le Pictorium
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In June 2023, after 15 months of Russian occupation, David and his grandparents left their village southwest of Donetsk for Moscow. Without any filiation papers, David was to be sent to a Russian social services home. His maternal grandmother traveled eight days from Kyiv to pick him up with the necessary documents at the end of August 2023. February 10, 2024.
WAR-UKR/ - Two Years of War - David, a child, returned from Russia and his mother Lilia
Nicolas Cleuet / Le Pictorium
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In June 2023, after 15 months of Russian occupation, David and his grandparents left their village southwest of Donetsk for Moscow. Without any filiation papers, David was to be sent to a Russian social services home. His maternal grandmother traveled eight days from Kyiv to pick him up with the necessary documents at the end of August 2023. February 10, 2024.
WAR-UKR/ - Two Years of War - David, a child, returned from Russia and his mother Lilia
Nicolas Cleuet / Le Pictorium
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In June 2023, after 15 months of Russian occupation, David and his grandparents left their village southwest of Donetsk for Moscow. Without any filiation papers, David was to be sent to a Russian social services home. His maternal grandmother traveled eight days from Kyiv to pick him up with the necessary documents at the end of August 2023. February 10, 2024.
WAR-UKR/ - Two Years of War - David, a child, returned from Russia and his mother Lilia
Nicolas Cleuet / Le Pictorium
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In June 2023, after 15 months of Russian occupation, David and his grandparents left their village southwest of Donetsk for Moscow. Without any filiation papers, David was to be sent to a Russian social services home. His maternal grandmother traveled eight days from Kyiv to pick him up with the necessary documents at the end of August 2023. February 10, 2024.
Red Cross Christmas
Olivier Donnars / Le Pictorium
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December 7, 2016: On the occasion of the operation "Tous en fête!", organized by the Red Cross, 350 people supported by the association visit the Palace of Versailles (78), France.
Red Cross Christmas
Olivier Donnars / Le Pictorium
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December 7, 2016: On the occasion of the operation "Tous en fête!", organized by the Red Cross, 350 people supported by the association visit the Palace of Versailles (78), France.
Red Cross Christmas
Olivier Donnars / Le Pictorium
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December 7, 2016: On the occasion of the operation "Tous en fête!", organized by the Red Cross, 350 people supported by the association visit the Palace of Versailles (78), France.
Red Cross Christmas
Olivier Donnars / Le Pictorium
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December 7, 2016: On the occasion of the operation "Tous en fête!", organized by the Red Cross, 350 people supported by the association visit the Palace of Versailles (78), France.
Red Cross Christmas
Olivier Donnars / Le Pictorium
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December 7, 2016: On the occasion of the operation "Tous en fête!", organized by the Red Cross, 350 people supported by the association visit the Palace of Versailles (78), France.
Red Cross Christmas
Olivier Donnars / Le Pictorium
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December 7, 2016: On the occasion of the operation "Tous en fête!", organized by the Red Cross, 350 people supported by the association visit the Palace of Versailles (78), France.
Red Cross Christmas
Olivier Donnars / Le Pictorium
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December 7, 2016: On the occasion of the operation "Tous en fête!", organized by the Red Cross, 350 people supported by the association visit the Palace of Versailles (78), France.
Red Cross Christmas
Olivier Donnars / Le Pictorium
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December 7, 2016: On the occasion of the operation "Tous en fête!", organized by the Red Cross, 350 people supported by the association visit the Palace of Versailles (78), France.
Red Cross Christmas
Olivier Donnars / Le Pictorium
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December 7, 2016: On the occasion of the operation "Tous en fête!", organized by the Red Cross, 350 people supported by the association visit the Palace of Versailles (78), France.
Red Cross Christmas
Olivier Donnars / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0272417.jpg
December 7, 2016: On the occasion of the operation "Tous en fête!", organized by the Red Cross, 350 people supported by the association visit the Palace of Versailles (78), France.
Red Cross Christmas
Olivier Donnars / Le Pictorium
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December 7, 2016: On the occasion of the operation "Tous en fête!", organized by the Red Cross, 350 people supported by the association visit the Palace of Versailles (78), France.
Red Cross Christmas
Olivier Donnars / Le Pictorium
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December 7, 2016: On the occasion of the operation "Tous en fête!", organized by the Red Cross, 350 people supported by the association visit the Palace of Versailles (78), France.
Orthodox Christian Lent
Olivier Donnars / Le Pictorium
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February 18, 2018: In the Serbian Orthodox Church of St. Sava, a little girl kisses the icon representing a Virgin and Child. Paris (75), France.
Venezuela - Maracaibo's disaster
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
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Venezuela - Maracaibo - A family waiting to leave the country. The father sends money when he can.
Venezuela - Maracaibo's disaster
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
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Venezuela - Maracaibo - A mother living in a collapsed house with her disabled son whom she can not put in the hospital for lack of money.
Venezuela - Maracaibo's disaster
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
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Venezuela - Maracaibo - The lake - Village of Sabaneta de Palmas - Small fishing village of fish and shrimps - A woman (fisherman (name of the sinner RONNIE) and her young child, at home.A simple room with a bed and a modest cuisine.
Venezuela - Maracaibo's disaster
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
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Venezuela - Maracaibo - Lake - Village of Sabaneta de Palmas - Departure to SAN CARLOS - MarieBel is her family before she goes to fish in Colombia. Her relatives are worried because she takes a dangerous road, with radical mafias and corrupt police officers - the road itself is difficult to practice - MarieBel has become a fish smuggler to feed her family, she resells him tens of times more expensive in Colombia - she goes through the course once a week, risking her life.
Trip to China.
Jean-Paul Lozouet / Le Pictorium
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Emeishan, Sichuan, China, group of Chinese women, tourists, carry their babies in the back on the descent of Mount Emei.
Trip to China.
Jean-Paul Lozouet / Le Pictorium
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Emeishan, Sichuan, China, traditional chair in this region used to climb Mount Emei.
Trip in China
Jean-Paul Lozouet / Le Pictorium
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Shanghai, People's Republic of China (PRC)
Nepal - Kathmandu Valley - Kirtipur. Handmade Bricks factory
Noémie Repetto / Le Pictorium
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Nepal divides its citizens according to social caste. The weakest caste, called the 'untouchables', deals with the hardest and least socially rewarding jobs. The brick factory is a good example. In the Kathmandu Valley, the cities of Kirtipur and Bhaktapur are the cities where factories and factories are built.
Life around the Alaotra lake, Madagascar
Arnaud De Grave / Le Pictorium
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Fisherman's family.
Portraits of women and children of Rajasthan. In the countryside, the women of Rajasthan wear long skirts, a small bolero and veil with bright colors. They adorn themselves with silver jewels ( earrings, nose rings, necklaces, arm and ankle bracelets). They raise the children and participate in the rural works ( cattle, farming, wood and water tasks). Most of the marriages are settled and the place of women is by and at the service of their in-laws.
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
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Pictures of Rajasthan, portraits and lifestyles
Portraits of women and children of Rajasthan. In the countryside, the women of Rajasthan wear long skirts, a small bolero and veil with bright colors. They adorn themselves with silver jewels ( earrings, nose rings, necklaces, arm and ankle bracelets). They raise the children and participate in the rural works ( cattle, farming, wood and water tasks). Most of the marriages are settled and the place of women is by and at the service of their in-laws.
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
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Pictures of Rajasthan, portraits and lifestyles
Viking island : GOTLAND
(county, province, municipality and diocese of Sweden; it is Sweden's largest island and the largest island in the Baltic Sea)
(county, province, municipality and diocese of Sweden; it is Sweden's largest island and the largest island in the Baltic Sea)
Laurent Paillier / Le Pictorium
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Relaxing break at seaside for a group of kids and adults.
Viking island : GOTLAND
(county, province, municipality and diocese of Sweden; it is Sweden's largest island and the largest island in the Baltic Sea)
(county, province, municipality and diocese of Sweden; it is Sweden's largest island and the largest island in the Baltic Sea)
Laurent Paillier / Le Pictorium
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A lovely family looking at sheeps in a verdant meadow.
Kolkata's begger
Sylvain Leser / Le Pictorium
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Kolkata's begger -
A girl and her mother living on a pavement of the business district of Calcutta
A girl and her mother living on a pavement of the business district of Calcutta
BOMBAY
Mumbai
Indian Glance
Mumbai
Indian Glance
Sylvain Leser / Le Pictorium
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Early morning in Mumbai
Sister Mary
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
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Irish Sister Mary pays visit to one of her patient, Myaing holding one her twins Her Twins are not infected by the HIV. Sister Mary runs the Hope Center, a social and medical center financially supported by the Catholic Church and that shelters victims of HIV, in the poor region of Myitkyina, in the Kachin territory, northern Burma.
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