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Syria / Rojava - Wrath of the Euphrates
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
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December 2016 - SYRIA - ROJAVA - View of a small Syrian Kurdish village.
The muslim community helps refugees in Calgary, Alberta.
Arnaud De Grave / Le Pictorium
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in Calgary, the Welcome Center in Calagary is located at the mosque. Refugees can find help with administration, ESL lessons, activities for the youth and of course a place to pray.
Oblast Arkhanglesk, in Russia...
Arnaud De Grave / Le Pictorium
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View from Nikolay's house.
Oblast Arkhanglesk, in Russia...
Arnaud De Grave / Le Pictorium
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Inside Menshakovskaya's new church. It is reconstructed from the old one by volonteering inhabitants.
Oblast Arkhanglesk, in Russia...
Arnaud De Grave / Le Pictorium
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One of Menshakovskaya's inhabitant came back to the village to try and work the familly farm. However it is very hard because of the conditions and the lack of governmental support.
Oblast Arkhanglesk, in Russia...
Arnaud De Grave / Le Pictorium
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One of Menshakovskaya's inhabitant came back to the village to try and work the familly farm. However it is very hard because of the conditions and the lack of governmental support.
ERBIL, Kurdistan Region. Recently, Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) at the camp of Dibaga, near Makhmour front line, southwestern of Erbil Province, received humanitarian aid from NGOs
Alexandre Afonso / Le Pictorium
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after all IDP's receive food they will be forwarded to the Dibaga camp, near Makhmour front line, southwestern of Erbil Province. Iraq Kurdistan.
ERBIL, Kurdistan Region. Recently, Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) at the camp of Dibaga, near Makhmour front line, southwestern of Erbil Province, received humanitarian aid from NGOs
The camp was built in the beginning of 2015 by the Emirates Red Crescent which cost USD$10 million and built approximately 1,000 units.
Most of the people who flee from the Islamic State (IS) in Mosul and arrive in Peshmerga front lines near Makhmour are sent to the Dibaga camp, after they pass Kurdish security check.
This camp is Overcrowding whit a lack of staff
According to Peshmerga commanders, jihadists often send sleeper cells with people who escape from Mosul to the Kurdistan Region, aiming to conduct terrorist attacks in the Region, but they are confident that no sleeper cells will be able to enter the Kurdistan Region due to their security belt on the front lines.
ERBIL, Kurdistan Region. Recently, Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) at the camp of Dibaga, near Makhmour front line, southwestern of Erbil Province, received humanitarian aid from NGOs
The camp was built in the beginning of 2015 by the Emirates Red Crescent which cost USD$10 million and built approximately 1,000 units.
Most of the people who flee from the Islamic State (IS) in Mosul and arrive in Peshmerga front lines near Makhmour are sent to the Dibaga camp, after they pass Kurdish security check.
This camp is Overcrowding whit a lack of staff
According to Peshmerga commanders, jihadists often send sleeper cells with people who escape from Mosul to the Kurdistan Region, aiming to conduct terrorist attacks in the Region, but they are confident that no sleeper cells will be able to enter the Kurdistan Region due to their security belt on the front lines.
People fleeing an American Airstrike on their village controlled by ISIS
Alexandre Afonso / Le Pictorium
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People arriving from Sultan Abdullah, this moment we already know that they are civilians.
21 people flee from the village of Sultan Abdullah while this village is being attacked by USA air strikes in attempt to defeat Issis that control the village for more than two years
21 people flee from the village of Sultan Abdullah while this village is being attacked by USA air strikes in attempt to defeat Issis that control the village for more than two years
People fleeing an American Airstrike on their village controlled by ISIS
Alexandre Afonso / Le Pictorium
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one by one enters the front line controlled by pesmega.
21 people flee from the village of Sultan Abdullah while this village is being attacked by USA air strikes in attempt to defeat Issis that control the village for more than two years
21 people flee from the village of Sultan Abdullah while this village is being attacked by USA air strikes in attempt to defeat Issis that control the village for more than two years
People fleeing an American Airstrike on their village controlled by ISIS
Alexandre Afonso / Le Pictorium
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one by one enters the front line controlled by pesmega.
21 people flee from the village of Sultan Abdullah while this village is being attacked by USA air strikes in attempt to defeat Issis that control the village for more than two years
21 people flee from the village of Sultan Abdullah while this village is being attacked by USA air strikes in attempt to defeat Issis that control the village for more than two years
Rojava, birth of a nation
Olivier Goujon / Le Pictorium
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Refugees camp at the border between Rojava and South Kurdistan, Rojava refugees camp in South Kurdistan territory
Barzanke in Iraqi kurdistan
Alexandre Afonso / Le Pictorium
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Barzanke looks more like an archaeological site than a settlement. In this village, the Sunni jihadists were welcomed and the number of black flags that sprouted immediately, according to Kurdish troops, suggested that most of the inhabitants were already Islamic State of Iraq and Levant (ISIL) supporters. Currently, these streets are still dangerous due to the mines that have been laid. Some houses were bombed by US forces airstrikes, others may have been struck by the Peshmerga as they tried to dislodge the ISIL fighters who had seized the area last August
Frontex in Lesvos and Evros
Stefania Mizara / Le Pictorium
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Evros fence was built in 2012 to prevent refugees from passing the Greek-Turkish border. The fence is 12klm long and it is occupying the land part of the 70klm border. The rest of the border being on a natural frontier, Evros river is more difficult for refugees to cross.
Frontex in Lesvos and Evros
Stefania Mizara / Le Pictorium
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Refugees stand in the courtyard of Fylakio detention center, on Evros, a district on the north-east border with Turkey. Most of the detenees were arrested in Athens because their papers were not valid, during the operation Xenios Zeus and are kept in the detention centers for months.
Frontex in Lesvos and Evros
Stefania Mizara / Le Pictorium
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Refugees stand in the courtyard of Fylakio detention center, on Evros, a district on the north-east border with Turkey. Most of the detenees were arrested in Athens because their papers were not valid, during the operation Xenios Zeus and are kept in the detention centers for months.
Frontex in Lesvos and Evros
Stefania Mizara / Le Pictorium
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Frontex officer from Poland opens the back of the Frontex van to activate the radar on Evros river, on the northern border of Greece with Turkey. Frontex officers from Poland come on a six month period to help the Greek border police to patrol the border for refugees.
Frontex in Lesvos and Evros
Stefania Mizara / Le Pictorium
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Frontex officer from Poland opens the back of the Frontex van to activate the radar on Evros river, on the northern border of Greece with Turkey. Frontex officers from Poland come on a six month period to help the Greek border police to patrol the border for refugees.
Frontex in Lesvos and Evros
Stefania Mizara / Le Pictorium
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Frontex officer from Poland opens the back of the Frontex van to activate the radar on Evros river, on the northern border of Greece with Turkey. Frontex officers from Poland come on a six month period to help the Greek border police to patrol the border for refugees.
Frontex in Lesvos and Evros
Stefania Mizara / Le Pictorium
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Frontex officer from Poland activates the radar on Evros river, on the northern border of Greece with Turkey. Frontex officers from Poland come on a six month period to help the Greek border police to patrol the border for refugees.
Frontex in Lesvos and Evros
Stefania Mizara / Le Pictorium
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Frontex officer from Poland patrols Evros river, on the northern border of Greece with Turkey. Frontex officers from Poland come on a six month period to help the Greek border police to patrol the border for refugees.
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 country and typical landscape with a wall of old stones and flowery fields.
Gotland, Vikings island.
Laurent Paillier / Le Pictorium
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A barn with a thatched roof in the crop.
Gotland: Vikings island.
Laurent Paillier / Le Pictorium
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A mill in the country.
