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Coronavirus at the LouvreFranceSadak SouiciLePictorium_0229847.jpgWith the growing psychosis, Chinese and Asian visitors, at the Louvre in Paris, protect themselves from the Coronavirus with a mask to look at the Mona Lisa. -
Coronavirus at the LouvreFranceSadak SouiciLePictorium_0229848.jpgWith the growing psychosis, Chinese and Asian visitors, at the Louvre in Paris, protect themselves from the Coronavirus with a mask to look at the Mona Lisa. -
Coronavirus at the LouvreFranceSadak SouiciLePictorium_0229849.jpgWith the growing psychosis, Chinese and Asian visitors, at the Louvre in Paris, protect themselves from the Coronavirus with a mask to look at the Mona Lisa. -
Coronavirus at the LouvreFranceSadak SouiciLePictorium_0229850.jpgWith the growing psychosis, Chinese and Asian visitors, at the Louvre in Paris, protect themselves from the Coronavirus with a mask to look at the Mona Lisa. -
Coronavirus at the LouvreFranceSadak SouiciLePictorium_0229851.jpgWith the growing psychosis, Chinese and Asian visitors, at the Louvre in Paris, protect themselves from the Coronavirus with a mask to look at the Mona Lisa. -
Kachin state in Burma.BurmaKamila StepienLePictorium_0227715.jpgBurmese General Major Twan Mrat Naing, also spelled Tun Myat Naing. is the current commander-in-chief of the Arakan army, an insurgent group operating in the state of Kachin, in Myanmar (Burma) The Arakan army has been led by Naing since its foundation in 2009, and maintains the rank of major general. Naing is of Arakanese origin and lives in Laiza, in the state of Kachin, where the "temporary headquarters" of the Arakan army are located. -
Kachin state in Burma.BurmaKamila StepienLePictorium_0227716.jpgBurmese General Major Twan Mrat Naing, also spelled Tun Myat Naing. is the current commander-in-chief of the Arakan army, an insurgent group operating in the state of Kachin, in Myanmar (Burma) The Arakan army has been led by Naing since its foundation in 2009, and maintains the rank of major general. Naing is of Arakanese origin and lives in Laiza, in the state of Kachin, where the "temporary headquarters" of the Arakan army are located. -
Kachin state in Burma.BurmaKamila StepienLePictorium_0227717.jpgBurmese General Major Twan Mrat Naing, also spelled Tun Myat Naing. is the current commander-in-chief of the Arakan army, an insurgent group operating in the state of Kachin, in Myanmar (Burma) The Arakan army has been led by Naing since its foundation in 2009, and maintains the rank of major general. Naing is of Arakanese origin and lives in Laiza, in the state of Kachin, where the "temporary headquarters" of the Arakan army are located. -
Kachin state in Burma.BurmaKamila StepienLePictorium_0227718.jpgBurmese General Major Twan Mrat Naing, also spelled Tun Myat Naing. is the current commander-in-chief of the Arakan army, an insurgent group operating in the state of Kachin, in Myanmar (Burma) The Arakan army has been led by Naing since its foundation in 2009, and maintains the rank of major general. Naing is of Arakanese origin and lives in Laiza, in the state of Kachin, where the "temporary headquarters" of the Arakan army are located. -
Kachin state in Burma.BurmaKamila StepienLePictorium_0227719.jpgBurmese General Major Twan Mrat Naing, also spelled Tun Myat Naing. is the current commander-in-chief of the Arakan army, an insurgent group operating in the state of Kachin, in Myanmar (Burma) The Arakan army has been led by Naing since its foundation in 2009, and maintains the rank of major general. Naing is of Arakanese origin and lives in Laiza, in the state of Kachin, where the "temporary headquarters" of the Arakan army are located. -
Kachin state in Burma.BurmaKamila StepienLePictorium_0227720.jpgThe Arakan army has been led by Naing since its founding in 2009, and maintains the rank of major general. Naing is of Arakanese origin and lives in Laiza, in the state of Kachin, where the "temporary headquarters" of the Arakan army are located. -
Kachin state in Burma.BurmaKamila StepienLePictorium_0227721.jpgBurmese General Major Twan Mrat Naing, also spelled Tun Myat Naing. is the current commander-in-chief of the Arakan army, an insurgent group operating in the state of Kachin, in Myanmar (Burma) The Arakan army has been led by Naing since its foundation in 2009, and maintains the rank of major general. Naing is of Arakanese origin and lives in Laiza, in the state of Kachin, where the "temporary headquarters" of the Arakan army are located. -
Kachin state in Burma.BurmaKamila StepienLePictorium_0227722.jpgThe Arakan army has been led by Naing since its founding in 2009, and maintains the rank of major general. Naing is of Arakanese origin and lives in Laiza, in the state of Kachin, where the "temporary headquarters" of the Arakan army are located. -
Syrian Christians at RiskSyriaChris HubyLePictorium_0226855.jpgQuarter of the 6 churches - view of the Western Syriac bishopric (Catholic) -
Syrian Christians at RiskSyriaChris HubyLePictorium_0226856.jpgCATHOLIC CHURCH - The Syriac-Catholic church is under surveillance by the kurdish YPG. Very heavy tension can be felt in the neighbourhood. Ypg And Christians bare with one another. -
Syrian Christians at RiskSyriaChris HubyLePictorium_0226857.jpgQuarter of the 6 churches in the West Syriac Archbishopric - Women came to pray before the Virgin Mary -
Syrian Christians at RiskSyriaChris HubyLePictorium_0226858.jpgQuarter of the 6 churches in the West Syriac Archbishopric -
Syrian Christians at RiskSyriaChris HubyLePictorium_0226859.jpgQuarter of the 6 churches of the West Syriac Archbishopric - A group of Syrian Christians came to pray late in the day -
Syrian Christians at RiskSyriaChris HubyLePictorium_0226860.jpgQuarter of the 6 churches of the West Syriac Archbishopric - A priest recites the Syriac prayers at the end of the day -
Syrian Christians at RiskSyriaChris HubyLePictorium_0226861.jpgQuarter of the 6 churches - portrait of the Syriac oriental archbishop Marafram Athnyil in his church - He was threatened many times, his church was targeted by shots of unknown origin - since the massacre of the Khabour valley he is convinced that it is the end of Christianity in the region. -
Syrian Christians at RiskSyriaChris HubyLePictorium_0226862.jpgORTHODOX CHURCH - This church received many gunshots from anonymous guys: sunnies or kurds, the christians are not sure yet of the source. -
Syrian Christians at RiskSyriaChris HubyLePictorium_0226863.jpgCATHOLIC CHURCH - Even if he is Behnan Hindo well respecped by all, and by political powers in Damascus, the Bishop still cannot have the reconstruction works in his church move forwards - it's been stuck for 6 years now. -
Syrian Christians at RiskSyriaChris HubyLePictorium_0226864.jpgQuartier des 6 Églises - Portrait of Archbishop Jacques Behnan Hindo, Syrian and French, representing Western Syriacs, in his church. His church is not finished, he is missing several million to complete the work. The Syrian conflict has halted all construction developments. Pro Regime, he congratulates the El Assad regime for its victory in Aleppo against the Islamists -
Syrian Christians at RiskSyriaChris HubyLePictorium_0226865.jpg6 churches quarter - Portrait of Archbishop Jacques Behnan Hindo, Syrian and French, representing Western Syriacs, in his church during a ceremony with Muslims and disabled children. -
Syrian Christians at RiskSyriaChris HubyLePictorium_0226866.jpgQuarter of the 6 churches - portrait of Sister Marie, in the Western Syriac Archbishopric. This sister is loved throughout her neighborhood, she has friends in all the groups and regrets that Christians leave the region -
Syrian Christians at RiskSyriaChris HubyLePictorium_0226867.jpgQuarter of the 6 churches - portrait of Sister Marie, in the Western Syriac Archbishopric. This sister is loved throughout her neighborhood, she has friends in all the groups and regrets that Christians leave the region -
Syrian Christians at RiskSyriaChris HubyLePictorium_0226868.jpgQuarter of the 6 churches - portrait of Sister Marie, in the Western Syriac Archbishopric. This sister is loved throughout her neighborhood, she has friends in all the groups and regrets that Christians leave the region -
Syrian Christians at RiskSyriaChris HubyLePictorium_0226869.jpgneighborhood of 6 churches, a brass band made up of Kurdish Christian children rehearsing Christmas music -
Syrian Christians at RiskSyriaChris HubyLePictorium_0226870.jpgMass day, the choirboys of the Syriac Catholic church. -
Syrian Christians at RiskSyriaChris HubyLePictorium_0226871.jpgSyriac Catholic believers in prayer. -
Syrian Christians at RiskSyriaChris HubyLePictorium_0226872.jpgSyriac Orthodox Scouts are getting ready for Christmas. -
Syrian Christians at RiskSyriaChris HubyLePictorium_0226873.jpgSyriac Orthodox Scouts are getting ready for Christmas. -
Syrian Christians at RiskSyriaChris HubyLePictorium_0226874.jpgSyriac Orthodox Scouts are getting ready for Christmas. -
Syrian Christians at RiskSyriaChris HubyLePictorium_0226875.jpgChristians from Syria are mostly protected by the political power in Damascus - Bachar el-Assad strengthened links with them during the civil war. Here, scouts straighten his official portrait. -
Syrian Christians at RiskSyriaChris HubyLePictorium_0226876.jpgOrthodox celebrate Christmas in their neighborhood. although the tension is palpable, they have finally met for years to celebrate the ceremony. -
Syrian Christians at RiskSyriaChris HubyLePictorium_0226877.jpgOrthodox celebrate Christmas in their neighborhood. although the tension is palpable, they have finally met for years to celebrate the ceremony. -
Syrian Christians at RiskSyriaChris HubyLePictorium_0226878.jpgAn orthodox christmas In front their church - it was the first time since years. -
Syrian Christians at RiskSyriaChris HubyLePictorium_0226879.jpgOrthodox Church - Portrait of the Syriac Orthodox Bishop Mouris Amsi during a Sunday ceremony. -
Syrian Christians at RiskSyriaChris HubyLePictorium_0226880.jpgPortrait of believers in the Orthodox church. -
Syrian Christians at RiskSyriaChris HubyLePictorium_0226881.jpgPortrait of believers in the Orthodox church. -
Syrian Christians at RiskSyriaChris HubyLePictorium_0226882.jpgThe Orthodox make a mass in their church - Archbishop Moris in full ceremony. -
Syrian Christians at RiskSyriaChris HubyLePictorium_0226883.jpgThe Orthodox make a mass in their church. Believers came early. Christians take photos. -
Syrian Christians at RiskSyriaChris HubyLePictorium_0226884.jpgThe Orthodox in their church. Believers came to mass early. -
Syrian Christians at RiskSyriaChris HubyLePictorium_0226885.jpgOrthodox church - Every sunday, the youngest orthodox kids walk among the faithful and bring the light, candles are the symbol of -fire-. -
Syrian Christians at RiskSyriaChris HubyLePictorium_0226886.jpgThe Orthodox in their church. Believers came to mass early. End of ceremony and Eucharist. -
Syrian Christians at RiskSyriaChris HubyLePictorium_0226887.jpgThe Orthodox in their church. Believers came to mass early. End of ceremony and Eucharist. -
Syrian Christians at RiskSyriaChris HubyLePictorium_0226888.jpgKhabour Valley - A monk stayed in the convent during the passages of Daesh 3 years ago, lucky, nothing happened to him. -
Syrian Christians at RiskSyriaChris HubyLePictorium_0226889.jpgKhabour Valley - A monk stayed in the convent during the passages of Daesh 3 years ago, lucky, nothing happened to him. -
Syrian Christians at RiskSyriaChris HubyLePictorium_0226890.jpgSyrian Catholic Archbishop Benhan Hindo visits for the first time the villages of the Kahbour valley destroyed by Daesh 3 years ago. For him, it was impossible for him to return to see the damage. -
Syrian Christians at RiskSyriaChris HubyLePictorium_0226891.jpgKhabour Valley - Syriac Catholic Archbishop Benhan Hindo visits for the first time the villages of the Kahbour Valley destroyed by Daesh 3 years ago. For him, it was impossible for him to return to see the damage. Here a village with a completely destroyed church. -
Syrian Christians at RiskSyriaChris HubyLePictorium_0226892.jpgKhabour Valley - Syriac Catholic Archbishop Benhan Hindo visits for the first time the villages of the Kahbour Valley destroyed by Daesh 3 years ago. For him, it was impossible for him to return to see the damage. Here a village with a completely destroyed church. -
Syrian Christians at RiskSyriaChris HubyLePictorium_0226893.jpgKhabour Valley - Syriac Catholic Archbishop Benhan Hindo visits for the first time the villages of the Kahbour Valley destroyed by Daesh 3 years ago. For him, it was impossible for him to return to see the damage. Here a village with a completely destroyed church. -
Syrian Christians at RiskSyriaChris HubyLePictorium_0226894.jpgKhabour Valley - Syriac Catholic Archbishop Benhan Hindo visits for the first time the villages of the Kahbour Valley destroyed by Daesh 3 years ago. For him, it was impossible for him to return to see the damage. Here a village with a completely destroyed church. -
Syrian Christians at RiskSyriaChris HubyLePictorium_0226895.jpgKhabour Valley - Syriac Catholic Archbishop Benhan Hindo visits for the first time the villages of the Kahbour Valley destroyed by Daesh 3 years ago. For him, it was impossible for him to return to see the damage. Here a village with a completely destroyed church. -
Syrian Christians at RiskSyriaChris HubyLePictorium_0226896.jpgKhabour Valley - Syriac Catholic Archbishop Benhan Hindo visits for the first time the villages of the Kahbour Valley destroyed by Daesh 3 years ago. For him, it was impossible for him to return to see the damage. Here a village and a destroyed church of which there remains only one cross which he straightened. -
Syrian Christians at RiskSyriaChris HubyLePictorium_0226897.jpgKhabour Valley - Syriac Catholic Archbishop Benhan Hindo visits for the first time the villages of the Kahbour Valley destroyed by Daesh 3 years ago. For him, it was impossible for him to return to see the damage. Here a bible remains found. -
Syrian Christians at RiskSyriaChris HubyLePictorium_0226898.jpgISIS destroyed everything in the TAL TAL village, the church is down since months and the village almost empty. -
Syrian Christians at RiskSyriaChris HubyLePictorium_0226899.jpgBoris visits his old restaurant completely destroyed by Daesh. A business then prosperous, ruined ... / In the village of Tal-Harbouch, Boris Kabezian, a Syrian of Armenian origin discovers his looted restaurant. “It was a village of farmers. There is no one left. The inhabitants have all gone abroad. Everything was stolen and destroyed ”. During weddings, the restaurant could accommodate up to 500 people. “The evenings were wonderful, the Assyrians came from all the villages in the valley to party. I lost all my fortune in this restaurant ”. Boris does not plan to leave Syria, “It is not a question of religion but to be Syrian or not. It is true that I am a Christian but I am a Syrian first ”. -
Syrian Christians at RiskSyriaChris HubyLePictorium_0226900.jpgKHABOUR'S VALLEY - Boris Kabezian was in the business with his restaurant. ISIS came and settled in, when they left they took everything. Only the walls are left standing. -
Syrian Christians at RiskSyriaChris HubyLePictorium_0226901.jpgPost Christmas evenings / In a restaurant, the youth of Hassaké gather for a party. Some returned from abroad to visit their relatives who remained in Syria. Long skirts, music, dance and alcohol. A semblance of normal life in a country at war in order to overcome the fear of the times to come. The end of Christianity on Syrian soil is in everyone's mind. -
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