Exhibition
Visa pour l'image 2012: Mani
Baba Amr district, Homs, Syria, January 2012. Free Syrian Army forces are based in buildings surrounding the entire district, mounting the guard 24 hours a day. National armed forces are only 200 meters away from their “front.” © Mani for Le Monde Winner of the 2012 Humanitarian Visa d’or Award - International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) sponsored by the SANOFI ESPOIR Foundation
Baba Amr district, Homs, Syria, January 2012. Free Syrian Army forces are based in buildings surrounding the entire district, mounting the guard 24 hours a day. National armed forces are only 200 meters away from their “front.” © Mani for Le Monde Winner of the 2012 Humanitarian Visa d’or Award - International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) sponsored by the SANOFI ESPOIR Foundation
Baba Amr district, Homs, Syria, January 2012. Free Syrian Army forces are based in buildings surrounding the entire district, mounting the guard 24 hours a day. National armed forces are only 200 meters away from their “front.” © Mani for Le Monde Winner of the 2012 Humanitarian Visa d’or Award - International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) sponsored by the SANOFI ESPOIR Foundation
Baba Amr district, Homs, Syria, January 2012. Free Syrian Army forces are based in buildings surrounding the entire district, mounting the guard 24 hours a day. National armed forces are only 200 meters away from their “front.” © Mani for Le Monde Winner of the 2012 Humanitarian Visa d’or Award - International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) sponsored by the SANOFI ESPOIR Foundation
Baba Amr district, Homs, Syria, January 2012. Free Syrian Army forces are based in buildings surrounding the entire district, mounting the guard 24 hours a day. National armed forces are only 200 meters away from their “front.” © Mani for Le Monde Winner of the 2012 Humanitarian Visa d’or Award - International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) sponsored by the SANOFI ESPOIR Foundation
Baba Amr district, Homs, Syria, January 2012. Free Syrian Army forces are based in buildings surrounding the entire district, mounting the guard 24 hours a day. National armed forces are only 200 meters away from their “front.” © Mani for Le Monde Winner of the 2012 Humanitarian Visa d’or Award - International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) sponsored by the SANOFI ESPOIR Foundation
Baba Amr district, Homs, Syria, January 2012. Free Syrian Army forces are based in buildings surrounding the entire district, mounting the guard 24 hours a day. National armed forces are only 200 meters away from their “front.” © Mani for Le Monde Winner of the 2012 Humanitarian Visa d’or Award - International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) sponsored by the SANOFI ESPOIR Foundation
Baba Amr district, Homs, Syria, January 2012. Free Syrian Army forces are based in buildings surrounding the entire district, mounting the guard 24 hours a day. National armed forces are only 200 meters away from their “front.” © Mani for Le Monde Winner of the 2012 Humanitarian Visa d’or Award - International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) sponsored by the SANOFI ESPOIR Foundation
Baba Amr district, Homs, Syria, January 2012. Free Syrian Army forces are based in buildings surrounding the entire district, mounting the guard 24 hours a day. National armed forces are only 200 meters away from their “front.” © Mani for Le Monde Winner of the 2012 Humanitarian Visa d’or Award - International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) sponsored by the SANOFI ESPOIR Foundation
A man hit by sniper fire is evacuated in a vehicle which is then likely to be targeted. The man did not survive. © Mani for Le Monde Winner of the 2012 Humanitarian Visa díor Award - International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) sponsored by the SANOFI ESPOIR Foundation
Baba Amr district, Homs, Syria, January 2012. Free Syrian Army forces are based in buildings surrounding the entire district, mounting the guard 24 hours a day. National armed forces are only 200 meters away from their “front.” © Mani for Le Monde Winner of the 2012 Humanitarian Visa d’or Award - International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) sponsored by the SANOFI ESPOIR Foundation
Baba Amr district, Homs, Syria, January 2012. Free Syrian Army forces are based in buildings surrounding the entire district, mounting the guard 24 hours a day. National armed forces are only 200 meters away from their “front.” © Mani for Le Monde Winner of the 2012 Humanitarian Visa d’or Award - International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) sponsored by the SANOFI ESPOIR Foundation
Syria, inside Homs
Mani / for Le Monde / Winner of the 2012 ICRC Visa d’or Humanitarian Award, sponsored by the SANOFI ESPOIR Foundation
Bachar el-Assad’s régime has been merciless in its dealings with anyone daring to demonstrate or be part of the uprising, relentlessly pursuing opponents, even inside civilian hospitals. People found injured are arrested and taken to military hospitals where many are tortured to death. A great deal of courage is needed to save and care for the wounded, any such assistance being considered an act of high treason. There with the opponents to the regime are health care workers who realize they are targets for loyalist forces; so a parallel system of health care centers has been set up, secret centers with only basic facilities, where the wounded often die for want of proper medical care.
Syria, inside Homs - Mani
From september 1st to september 21st
Palais des Corts
Place des Orfèvres
66000 Perpignan - France
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