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Funeral of victims of Al-Qaa attacks, LebanonLebanonLouis WitterLePictorium_0188384.jpgThe coffin of the deceased are brought to the church, at the funeral of the victims of the attacks, al-Qaa in Lebanon on Wednesday, June 29, 2016. Several suicide bombers from Syria killed on Monday, June 27, five Lebanese civilians. -
Funeral of victims of Al-Qaa attacks, LebanonLebanonLouis WitterLePictorium_0188343.jpgThe coffins of the deceased are brought to the church, at the funeral of the victims of the attacks, al-Qaa in Lebanon on Wednesday, June 29, 2016. Several suicide bombers from Syria killed on Monday, June 27, five Lebanese civilians. -
Funeral of victims of Al-Qaa attacks, LebanonLebanonLouis WitterLePictorium_0188344.jpgThe coffins of the deceased are brought to the church, at the funeral of the victims of the attacks, al-Qaa in Lebanon on Wednesday, June 29, 2016. Several suicide bombers from Syria killed on Monday, June 27, five Lebanese civilians. -
Funeral of victims of Al-Qaa attacks, LebanonLebanonLouis WitterLePictorium_0188345.jpgThe coffins of the deceased are brought to the church, at the funeral of the victims of the attacks, al-Qaa in Lebanon on Wednesday, June 29, 2016. Several suicide bombers from Syria killed on Monday, June 27, five Lebanese civilians. -
Funeral of victims of Al-Qaa attacks, LebanonLebanonLouis WitterLePictorium_0188346.jpgThe coffins are brought to the church in front of the relatives and friends of the deceased, at the funeral of the victims of the attacks, al-Qaa in Lebanon on Wednesday, June 29, 2016. Several suicide bombers from Syria killed on Monday, June 27, five civilians Lebanese. -
Funeral of victims of Al-Qaa attacks, LebanonLebanonLouis WitterLePictorium_0188347.jpgThe coffins of the deceased are brought to the church, at the funeral of the victims of the attacks, al-Qaa in Lebanon on Wednesday, June 29, 2016. Several suicide bombers from Syria killed on Monday, June 27, five Lebanese civilians. -
Funeral of victims of Al-Qaa attacks, LebanonLebanonLouis WitterLePictorium_0188348.jpgThe coffins of the deceased are brought to the church, at the funeral of the victims of the attacks, al-Qaa in Lebanon on Wednesday, June 29, 2016. Several suicide bombers from Syria killed on Monday, June 27, five Lebanese civilians. -
Funeral of victims of Al-Qaa attacks, LebanonLebanonLouis WitterLePictorium_0188349.jpgThe coffins of the deceased are brought to the church, at the funeral of the victims of the attacks, al-Qaa in Lebanon on Wednesday, June 29, 2016. Several suicide bombers from Syria killed on Monday, June 27, five Lebanese civilians. -
Funeral of victims of Al-Qaa attacks, LebanonLebanonLouis WitterLePictorium_0188350.jpgThe coffins of the deceased are brought to the church, at the funeral of the victims of the attacks, al-Qaa in Lebanon on Wednesday, June 29, 2016. Several suicide bombers from Syria killed on Monday, June 27, five Lebanese civilians. -
Funeral of victims of Al-Qaa attacks, LebanonLebanonLouis WitterLePictorium_0188351.jpgSoldiers armed with automatic rifles protect the church, at the funerals of the victims of the attacks, al-Qaa in Lebanon on Wednesday, June 29, 2016. Several suicide bombers from Syria killed Monday, June 27 five Lebanese civilians. -
Funeral of victims of Al-Qaa attacks, LebanonLebanonLouis WitterLePictorium_0188352.jpgThe village church, at the funeral of victims of the attacks, al-Qaa in Lebanon on Wednesday, June 29, 2016. Several suicide bombers from Syria killed on Monday, June 27, five Lebanese civilians. -
Funeral of victims of Al-Qaa attacks, LebanonLebanonLouis WitterLePictorium_0188353.jpgThe village church, at the funeral of victims of the attacks, al-Qaa in Lebanon on Wednesday, June 29, 2016. Several suicide bombers from Syria killed on Monday, June 27, five Lebanese civilians. -
Funeral of victims of Al-Qaa attacks, LebanonLebanonLouis WitterLePictorium_0188354.jpgThe village church, at the funeral of victims of the attacks, al-Qaa in Lebanon on Wednesday, June 29, 2016. Several suicide bombers from Syria killed on Monday, June 27, five Lebanese civilians. -
Funeral of victims of Al-Qaa attacks, LebanonLebanonLouis WitterLePictorium_0188355.jpgCross of flowers in front of the village church, at the funerals of the victims of the attacks, in al-Qaa in Lebanon on Wednesday, June 29, 2016. Several suicide bombers from Syria killed on Monday, June 27, five Lebanese civilians. -
Funeral of victims of Al-Qaa attacks, LebanonLebanonLouis WitterLePictorium_0188356.jpgThe village of al-Qaa is on the Syrian border. At the funeral of the victims of the attacks, al-Qaa in Lebanon on Wednesday, June 29, 2016. Several suicide bombers from Syria killed on Monday, June 27, five Lebanese civilians. -
Funeral of victims of Al-Qaa attacks, LebanonLebanonLouis WitterLePictorium_0188357.jpgThe location of one of the kamikaze attacks, at the funerals of the victims of the attacks, in al-Qaa in Lebanon on Wednesday, June 29, 2016. Several suicide bombers from Syria killed on Monday, June 27, five Lebanese civilians. -
Funeral of victims of Al-Qaa attacks, LebanonLebanonLouis WitterLePictorium_0188358.jpgTwo clergymen arrive in the village overprotected during the funeral of the victims of the attacks, al-Qaa in Lebanon on Wednesday, June 29, 2016. Several suicide bombers from Syria killed Monday, June 27 five Lebanese civilians. -
Funeral of victims of Al-Qaa attacks, LebanonLebanonLouis WitterLePictorium_0188359.jpgSoldiers armed with automatic rifles monitor the village at the funerals of the victims of the attacks in al-Qaa in Lebanon on Wednesday, June 29, 2016. Several suicide bombers from Syria killed five Lebanese civilians on Monday, June 27. -
Funeral of victims of Al-Qaa attacks, LebanonLebanonLouis WitterLePictorium_0188360.jpgPortrait of a soldier killed by a suicide bomber at the funeral of the victims of the attacks, al-Qaa in Lebanon on Wednesday, June 29, 2016. Several suicide bombers from Syria killed five Lebanese civilians on Monday, June 27. -
Funeral of victims of Al-Qaa attacks, LebanonLebanonLouis WitterLePictorium_0188361.jpgTribute to relatives at the funeral of the victims of the attacks, al-Qaa in Lebanon on Wednesday, June 29, 2016. Several suicide bombers from Syria killed Monday, June 27 five Lebanese civilians. -
Funeral of victims of Al-Qaa attacks, LebanonLebanonLouis WitterLePictorium_0188362.jpgTribute to relatives at the funeral of the victims of the attacks, al-Qaa in Lebanon on Wednesday, June 29, 2016. Several suicide bombers from Syria killed Monday, June 27 five Lebanese civilians. -
Funeral of victims of Al-Qaa attacks, LebanonLebanonLouis WitterLePictorium_0188363.jpgTribute to relatives at the funeral of the victims of the attacks, al-Qaa in Lebanon on Wednesday, June 29, 2016. Several suicide bombers from Syria killed Monday, June 27 five Lebanese civilians. -
Funeral of victims of Al-Qaa attacks, LebanonLebanonLouis WitterLePictorium_0188364.jpgPriests at the coffins of the deceased, at the funerals of the victims of the attacks, al-Qaa in Lebanon on Wednesday, June 29, 2016. Several suicide bombers from Syria killed on Monday, June 27, five Lebanese civilians. -
Funeral of victims of Al-Qaa attacks, LebanonLebanonLouis WitterLePictorium_0188365.jpgThe coffins of the deceased are brought to the church, at the funeral of the victims of the attacks, al-Qaa in Lebanon on Wednesday, June 29, 2016. Several suicide bombers from Syria killed on Monday, June 27, five Lebanese civilians. -
Funeral of victims of Al-Qaa attacks, LebanonLebanonLouis WitterLePictorium_0188366.jpgThe coffins of the deceased are brought to the church, at the funeral of the victims of the attacks, al-Qaa in Lebanon on Wednesday, June 29, 2016. Several suicide bombers from Syria killed on Monday, June 27, five Lebanese civilians. -
Funeral of victims of Al-Qaa attacks, LebanonLebanonLouis WitterLePictorium_0188333.jpgA man cries at the funeral of the victims of the al-Qaa bombings in Lebanon on Wednesday, June 29, 2016. Several suicide bombers from Syria killed five Lebanese civilians on Monday, June 27. -
Funeral of victims of Al-Qaa attacks, LebanonLebanonLouis WitterLePictorium_0188334.jpgCrying relatives at the funeral of the victims of the al-Qaa bombings in Lebanon on Wednesday, June 29, 2016. Several suicide bombers from Syria killed five Lebanese civilians on Monday, June 27th. -
Funeral of victims of Al-Qaa attacks, LebanonLebanonLouis WitterLePictorium_0188335.jpgA priest at the funeral of the victims of the al-Qaa bombings in Lebanon on Wednesday, June 29, 2016. Several suicide bombers from Syria killed five Lebanese civilians on Monday, June 27. -
Funeral of victims of Al-Qaa attacks, LebanonLebanonLouis WitterLePictorium_0188336.jpgCrying relatives at the funeral of the victims of the al-Qaa bombings in Lebanon on Wednesday, June 29, 2016. Several suicide bombers from Syria killed five Lebanese civilians on Monday, June 27th. -
Funeral of victims of Al-Qaa attacks, LebanonLebanonLouis WitterLePictorium_0188337.jpgCrying relatives at the funeral of the victims of the al-Qaa bombings in Lebanon on Wednesday, June 29, 2016. Several suicide bombers from Syria killed five Lebanese civilians on Monday, June 27th. -
Funeral of victims of Al-Qaa attacks, LebanonLebanonLouis WitterLePictorium_0188338.jpgCrying relatives at the funeral of the victims of the al-Qaa bombings in Lebanon on Wednesday, June 29, 2016. Several suicide bombers from Syria killed five Lebanese civilians on Monday, June 27th. -
Funeral of victims of Al-Qaa attacks, LebanonLebanonLouis WitterLePictorium_0188339.jpgCrying relatives at the funeral of the victims of the al-Qaa bombings in Lebanon on Wednesday, June 29, 2016. Several suicide bombers from Syria killed five Lebanese civilians on Monday, June 27th. -
Funeral of victims of Al-Qaa attacks, LebanonLebanonLouis WitterLePictorium_0188340.jpgCrying relatives at the funeral of the victims of the al-Qaa bombings in Lebanon on Wednesday, June 29, 2016. Several suicide bombers from Syria killed five Lebanese civilians on Monday, June 27th. -
Funeral of victims of Al-Qaa attacks, LebanonLebanonLouis WitterLePictorium_0188341.jpgTribute to relatives at the funeral of the victims of the attacks, al-Qaa in Lebanon on Wednesday, June 29, 2016. Several suicide bombers from Syria killed five Lebanese civilians on Monday, June 27th. -
Funeral of victims of Al-Qaa attacks, LebanonLebanonLouis WitterLePictorium_0188342.jpgTwo men await the release of the coffins at the funerals of the victims of the attacks in al-Qaa in Lebanon on Wednesday, June 29, 2016. Several suicide bombers from Syria killed five Lebanese civilians on Monday, June 27. -
Suruç attack attributed to the Islamist state that targeted young activists and supporters of the SGDF, a coalition of Turkish leftist associations.TurkeyJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0181736.jpgA group of militants of the SGDF (Federation of Socialist Youth Associations), a Turkey-based leftist movement gathers in the city of Suruc (Sanliurfa province, Turkey) near the Syrian border and holds a press conference at the Amara Cultural Centre just before heading to Kobane (Syria) a few kilometres away in order to start the reconstruction of a hospital and a public park. A few minutes later, a suicide bomber blew himself up in the middle of the crowd killing 34 and injuring over 100 people according to Turkish authorities. -
Suruç attack attributed to the Islamist state that targeted young activists and supporters of the SGDF, a coalition of Turkish leftist associations.TurkeyJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0181737.jpgActivists of the SGDF (Federation of Young Socialist Associations) hold a press conference in the Amara cultural centre in the city of Suruç, a few kilometres from the Syrian border. They announced their intention to spend several weeks in Kobane to help rebuild a hospital and park. -
Suruç attack attributed to the Islamist state that targeted young activists and supporters of the SGDF, a coalition of Turkish leftist associations.TurkeyJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0181738.jpgIn Suruc (Sanliurfa province, Turkey) near the Turkish-Syrian border a female militant of the SGDF (Federation of Socialist Youth Associations), a Turkey-based leftist movement flees the scene of a terrorist attack caused by a suicide bomber who blew himself up a few seconds earlier in the Amara Cultural Centre during a press conference hold by the SGDF, killing 34 and injuring over 100 people, mostly Kurds. This terror attack has been officially attributed to ISIS by Turkish authorities and within days Turkey started targeting Kurdish armed groups in retaliation. -
Suruç attack attributed to the Islamist state that targeted young activists and supporters of the SGDF, a coalition of Turkish leftist associations.TurkeyJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0181739.jpgAli Can Vural was 19. The activists of the SGDF (Federation of Young Socialist Associations) held a press conference in the Amara cultural centre in the city of Suruç, a few kilometres from the Syrian border. They announced their intention to spend several weeks in Kobane to help rebuild a hospital and park. A suicide bomber blew himself up in the middle of the crowd. The death toll was 34 and more than a hundred people were injured. -
Suruç attack attributed to the Islamist state that targeted young activists and supporters of the SGDF, a coalition of Turkish leftist associations.TurkeyJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0181740.jpgIn Suruc (Sanliurfa province, Turkey) near the Syrian border, minutes after a suicide bomber blew himself up in the Amara Cultural Centre injured militants of the SGDF (Federation of Socialist Youth Associations) flee the scene of the terror attack that killed 34 and injured over 100, among them Tulin (middle of the picture) a young woman from Diyarbakir, Turkey’s Kurdistan main city is seeking for help while others around her try to escape the scene. The attack has been attributed by Turkish authorities to the Islamic State that never formally claimed responsibility for it, the SGDF militants were planning to spend part of the summer vacations in Kobane (Syria) helping out with the reconstruction of a hospital and public park. -
Suruç attack attributed to the Islamist state that targeted young activists and supporters of the SGDF, a coalition of Turkish leftist associations.TurkeyJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0181741.jpgAt the end of the morning, at the Amara cultural centre, shortly before the departure of the 200 activists and supporters of the SGDF, an organisation of young people with a Marxist Leninist tendency from Turkey for Syria, a suicide bomber belonging most probably to ISIS blew himself up in the middle of the crowd in Suruç in Turkey, on the border with Syria, opposite the town of Kobane. SGDF activists and supporters had planned to spend a week in Kobane to rehabilitate a hospital and park. The toll will be 33 dead and a hundred wounded. -
Suruç attack attributed to the Islamist state that targeted young activists and supporters of the SGDF, a coalition of Turkish leftist associations.TurkeyJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0181742.jpgAt the end of the morning, at the Amara cultural centre, shortly before the departure of the 200 activists and supporters of the SGDF, an organisation of young people with a Marxist Leninist tendency from Turkey for Syria, a suicide bomber belonging most probably to ISIS blew himself up in the middle of the crowd in Suruç in Turkey, on the border with Syria, opposite the town of Kobane. SGDF activists and supporters had planned to spend a week in Kobane to rehabilitate a hospital and park. The toll will be 33 dead and a hundred wounded. -
Suruç attack attributed to the Islamist state that targeted young activists and supporters of the SGDF, a coalition of Turkish leftist associations.TurkeyJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0181743.jpgA man is looking at the site of the terrorist attack that just happened as casualties are being evacuated to the nearby hospital. At the end of the morning, at the Amara cultural centre, shortly before the departure of the 200 activists and supporters of the SGDF, a Turkish organisation of young people with a Marxist Leninist tendency for Syria, a suicide bomber belonging most probably to ISIS blew himself up in the middle of the crowd in Suruç in Turkey, on the border with Syria, opposite the town of Kobane. SGDF activists and supporters had planned to spend a week in Kobane to rehabilitate a hospital and park. The toll will be 33 dead and a hundred wounded. -
Suruç attack attributed to the Islamist state that targeted young activists and supporters of the SGDF, a coalition of Turkish leftist associations.TurkeyJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0181744.jpgIn Suruc (Sanliurfa province, Turkey) near the Turkish-Syrian border, a suicide bomber just blew himself up in the Amara Cultural Centre therefore most of the 150 to 200 militants gathered there for a press conference fled the site of the terror attack leaving behind them personal belongings like this cap. The attack claimed 34 lives and injured over 100 militants or sympathisers of the SGDF (Federation of Socialist Youth Associations), a Turkey-based leftist movement that had planned to spend a few weeks in Kobane in order to help out with the reconstruction of a hospital and public park. This attack has been attributed to the Islamic State by the Turkish authorities nevertheless the organisation never formally claimed responsibility for it. -
Suruç attack attributed to the Islamist state that targeted young activists and supporters of the SGDF, a coalition of Turkish leftist associations.TurkeyJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0181745.jpgIn Suruc (Sanliurfa province, Turkey) near the Turkish-Syrian border, a suicide bomber just blew himself up in the Amara Cultural Centre therefore most of the 150 to 200 militants gathered there for a press conference fled the site of the terror attack leaving behind them personal belongings like this cap. The attack claimed 34 lives and injured over 100 militants or sympathisers of the SGDF (Federation of Socialist Youth Associations), a Turkey-based leftist movement that had planned to spend a few weeks in Kobane in order to help out with the reconstruction of a hospital and public park. This attack has been attributed to the Islamic State by the Turkish authorities nevertheless the organisation never formally claimed responsibility for it. -
Suruç attack attributed to the Islamist state that targeted young activists and supporters of the SGDF, a coalition of Turkish leftist associations.TurkeyJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0181746.jpgA woman witnesses the aftermath of the blast in Suruc (Sanliurfa province, Turkey) near the Turkish-Syrian border, a suicide bomber just blew himself up in the Amara Cultural Centre therefore most of the 150 to 200 militants gathered there for a press conference fled the site of the terror attack leaving behind them personal belongings like this cap. The attack claimed 34 lives and injured over 100 militants or sympathisers of the SGDF (Federation of Socialist Youth Associations), a Turkey-based leftist movement that had planned to spend a few weeks in Kobane in order to help out with the reconstruction of a hospital and public park. This attack has been attributed to the Islamic State by the Turkish authorities nevertheless the organisation never formally claimed responsibility for it. -
Suruç attack attributed to the Islamist state that targeted young activists and supporters of the SGDF, a coalition of Turkish leftist associations.TurkeyJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0181747.jpgVery quickly, help was put in place and the first wounded were evacuated in ambulances to the local hospital. Activists of the SGDF (Federation of Young Socialist Associations) hold a press conference in the Amara cultural centre in the city of Suruç, a few kilometres from the Syrian border. They announced their intention to spend several weeks in Kobane to help rebuild a hospital and park. A suicide bomber is then blown up in the middle of the crowd. The death toll was 34 and over a hundred belssés. -
Suruç attack attributed to the Islamist state that targeted young activists and supporters of the SGDF, a coalition of Turkish leftist associations.TurkeyJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0181748.jpgVery quickly, help was put in place and the first wounded were evacuated in ambulances to the local hospital. Activists of the SGDF (Federation of Young Socialist Associations) hold a press conference in the Amara cultural centre in the city of Suruç, a few kilometres from the Syrian border. They announced their intention to spend several weeks in Kobane to help rebuild a hospital and park. A suicide bomber is then blown up in the middle of the crowd. The death toll was 34 and over a hundred wounded. -
Suruç attack attributed to the Islamist state that targeted young activists and supporters of the SGDF, a coalition of Turkish leftist associations.TurkeyJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0181749.jpgAt the Suruç hospital, medical students are requisitioned to make up for the lack of staff in the face of such an effervescence due to the terrorist attack that took place not far from there while I militants of the SGDF (Federation of Young Socialist Associations) held a press conference in the cultural center Amara of the city of Suruç located a few kilometers from the Syrian border. They announced their intention to spend several weeks in Kobane to help rebuild a hospital and park. A suicide bomber blew himself up in the middle of the crowd. The death toll was 34 and more than a hundred people were injured. -
Suruç attack attributed to the Islamist state that targeted young activists and supporters of the SGDF, a coalition of Turkish leftist associations.TurkeyJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0181750.jpgAt the Suruç hospital, medical students are requisitioned to make up for the lack of staff in the face of such an effervescence due to the terrorist attack that took place not far from there while I militants of the SGDF (Federation of Young Socialist Associations) held a press conference in the cultural center Amara of the city of Suruç located a few kilometers from the Syrian border. They announced their intention to spend several weeks in Kobane to help rebuild a hospital and park. A suicide bomber blew himself up in the middle of the crowd. The death toll was 34 and more than a hundred people were injured. -
Suruç attack attributed to the Islamist state that targeted young activists and supporters of the SGDF, a coalition of Turkish leftist associations.TurkeyJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0181751.jpgIn Suruc (Sanliurfa province, Turkey) near the Syrian border, following a suicide bomb attack that killed 34 and injured over 100 in the Amara Cultural Centre, the casualties are evacuated to the town hospital where they are taken care of by local medical staff, every available space like this corridor is used to put people in need for medical support. The victims of this terrorist attack are mostly members and sympathisers of the SGDF (Federation of Socialist Youth Associations), a Turkey-based leftist movement that had planned to have its militants spending a few weeks in Kobane (Syria) during their summer holidays in order to help out with the reconstruction of a hospital and a public park the attack has been attributed by Turkish authorities to the Islamic State. -
Suruç attack attributed to the Islamist state that targeted young activists and supporters of the SGDF, a coalition of Turkish leftist associations.TurkeyJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0181752.jpgIn Suruc (Sanliurfa province, Turkey) near the Syrian border, following a suicide bomb attack that killed 34 and injured over 100 in the Amara Cultural Centre, the casualties are evacuated to the town hospital where they are taken care of by local medical staff, every available space like this corridor is used to put people in need for medical support. The victims of this terrorist attack are mostly members and sympathisers of the SGDF (Federation of Socialist Youth Associations), a Turkey-based leftist movement that had planned to have its militants spending a few weeks in Kobane (Syria) during their summer holidays in order to help out with the reconstruction of a hospital and a public park the attack has been attributed by Turkish authorities to the Islamic State. -
Suruç attack attributed to the Islamist state that targeted young activists and supporters of the SGDF, a coalition of Turkish leftist associations.TurkeyJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0181753.jpgIn Suruc (Sanliurfa province, Turkey) near the Syrian border, following a suicide bomb attack that killed 34 and injured over 100 in the Amara Cultural Centre, the casualties are evacuated to the town hospital where they are taken care of by local medical staff, every available space like this corridor is used to put people in need for medical support. The victims of this terrorist attack are mostly members and sympathisers of the SGDF (Federation of Socialist Youth Associations), a Turkey-based leftist movement that had planned to have its militants spending a few weeks in Kobane (Syria) during their summer holidays in order to help out with the reconstruction of a hospital and a public park the attack has been attributed by Turkish authorities to the Islamic State. -
Suruç attack attributed to the Islamist state that targeted young activists and supporters of the SGDF, a coalition of Turkish leftist associations.TurkeyJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0181754.jpgIn Suruc (Sanliurfa province, Turkey) near the Turkish-Syrian border, a few hours after the explosion that killed 34 and injured over 100 militants of the SGDF, young Kurdish children watch the Amara Cultural Center from a building nearby. The SGDF (Federation of Socialist Youth Associations) is a Turkey-based leftist movement, they had gathered there in the Amara Cultural Centre for a press conference before heading to the nearby city of Kobane (Syria) in order to spend a few weeks there reconstructing a hospital and public park -
Suruç attack attributed to the Islamist state that targeted young activists and supporters of the SGDF, a coalition of Turkish leftist associations.TurkeyJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0181755.jpgA few hours after a bomb exploded in the Amara cultural centre in Suruç (Sanliurfa province, Turkey) people are bringing coffins to evacuate the bodies of the victims on the bombsite. Between 150 and 200 members of the Turkey-based leftist youth movement SGDF were planning to spend a couple of weeks in the nearby city of Kobane in Syria to help out with the reconstruction of a hospital during their summer holidays. During the press conference organised to explain the motivations and denounce the isolation of the Kurds fighting against Daesh in war-torn Syria, a suicide bomber detonated himself killing 34 and injuring over 100. -
Al-Qaa, a year afterLebanonChloe SharrockLePictorium_0177309.jpgPlace of the attacks of June 2016 perpetrated by the 8 kamikazes of Daesh.
Back to the village of Al-Qaa, Christian stronghold in Lebanon at the Syrian border, a year after the wave of attacks committed by Daesh. In June 2017, the Lebanese Army and the Hezbollah launch an offensive to eradicate the islamist group's positions in the mountains. As a sign of resistance, the inhabitants celebrate their first religious ceremony in the uphills of the village, close to Daesh's positions. -
Al-Qaa, a year afterLebanonChloe SharrockLePictorium_0177310.jpgPlace of the attacks of June 2016 perpetrated by the 8 kamikazes of Daesh.
Back to the village of Al-Qaa, Christian stronghold in Lebanon at the Syrian border, a year after the wave of attacks committed by Daesh. In June 2017, the Lebanese Army and the Hezbollah launch an offensive to eradicate the islamist group's positions in the mountains. As a sign of resistance, the inhabitants celebrate their first religious ceremony in the uphills of the village, close to Daesh's positions. -
FrancePaul BarletLePictorium_0152630.jpgThe day after the terrorist attacks on the 2015 november 13th in Paris. -
FrancePaul BarletLePictorium_0152631.jpgThe day after the terrorist attacks on the 2015 november 13th in Paris. -
FrancePaul BarletLePictorium_0152632.jpgThe day after the terrorist attacks on the 2015 november 13th in Paris. -
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