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 VII - OUR WORLD AT WAR
RED CROSS - 150TH ANNIVERSARY

The ICRC together with the VII Photo agency has launched a worldwide campaign to raise awareness of today’s most pressing humanitarian challenges. As part of the campaign, which marks the 150th anniversary of the Red Cross, the ICRC sent five photographers from VII to eight conflict-affected countries to examine up-close the suffering caused by war and violence.

An exhibition of the work is being shown in 40 countries. 

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  ISSUES IN THE NEWS
Haiti
Armed gangs and private armies roam the streets. An average 10 people are ...
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DR Congo
Rape is the definitive weapon of war in the Democratic Republic of Congo, ...
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Environment
"When the last tree is cut, the last river poisoned, and the last ...
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Afghanistan
According to the United Nations, the number of civilians killed in Afghanista ...
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Financial Crisis
The recent global economic down turn has hit all sectors from the wealthy ...
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IRAQ
Gilbertson has focused almost exclusively on the War in Iraq since 2002, cove ...
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AIDS

It is hard to absorb the full reality. So far, the global AIDS ...

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 VII MENTOR PROGRAM
Agnes Dherbeys, Adam Ferguson, Don McNeill Healy, Anastasia Taylor-Lind, Benedicte Kurzen and Maciek Nabrdalik join the VII Mentor program.
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Maciek Nabrdalik
Maciek Nabrdalik graduated from Warsaw University of Technology with a degree in computer science ...
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Anastasia Taylor-Lind
Anastasia Taylor-Lind is an English photojournalist currently based in London ...
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Agnes Dherbeys
Agnes Dherbeys is a 31-year-old French photographer based in Bangkok, Thailand, and a founder of EVEphotographers.
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 VII BOULAT ASSOCIATION
Pierre and Alexandra Boulat
Alexandra Boulat
Pierre and Alexandra Boulat association award.
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LATEST STORIES
Amazon Ablaze — Global Climate Change
by John Stanmeyer
In 2008 a part of the Amazon Rainforest located in the Mato Grosso region of Brazil was under threat like never before. According to figures released by Brazil's National Institute for Space Research, 9,626 square miles (24,932 km2) of Amazon forest in Brazil was damaged between August 2007 and July 2008. A 67 percent increase of rainforest damage in ...
Drought in Kenya
by Stefano de Luigi
Kenya hasn’t seen a drop of rain for several years and is now facing a devastating drought, the worst in ...
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Congolese Symphony Orchestra
by Marcus Bleasdale
In a country utterly destroyed by war and corruption, the mere existence of an orchestra seems unimaginable. But, found ...
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French OMLT in Afghanistan
by Eric Bouvet
In the Alasaï Valley, some 50 kilometers east of Kabul in the Kapisa province, Afghan National Army, ANA, soldiers shar ...
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Somaliland
by Stefano de Luigi
Unlike southern Somalia, where 18 years of civil war has ravaged the country, Somalilanders have managed to mediate the ...
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Providence
by Seamus Murphy
Lake Providence is a small town in Northern Louisiana where the majority of the population is African-American. After t ...
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Dress Rehearsal
by Ashley Gilbertson
Inside Central Louisiana's Fort Polk military base, 100,000 acres of snake-infested pine forest is designated as a trai ...
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Email From Haiti
by James Nachtwey
To witness the aftermath of the earthquake in Haiti is to be lost inside a waking nightmare, the markers on ...
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Illiteracy in Pakistan
by Ziyah Gafic
With a population of 170 million, Pakistan bears the burden of one of the most illiterate countries in Asia. About ...
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