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Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
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March 2016 - Jordan - Mohammed Ismail, 59, a fruit and vegetable seller, arrived in 2014 after three months of bombing. For two years, he changed homes regularly (eight times), thinking it would end one day. "Life was comfortable, we had work." Then he spent two months in a besieged area, starving. One of his sons was arrested and never gave any sign of life. One day, a barrel fell on his building.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0160091.jpg
March 2016 - Jordan - Mohammed Ismail, 59, a fruit and vegetable seller, arrived in 2014 after three months of bombing. For two years, he changed homes regularly (eight times), thinking it would end one day. "Life was comfortable, we had work." Then he spent two months in a besieged area, starving. One of his sons was arrested and never gave any sign of life. One day, a barrel fell on his building.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0160092.jpg
March 2016 - Jordan - Mohammed Ismail, 59, a fruit and vegetable seller, arrived in 2014 after three months of bombing. For two years, he changed homes regularly (eight times), thinking it would end one day. "Life was comfortable, we had work." Then he spent two months in a besieged area, starving. One of his sons was arrested and never gave any sign of life. One day, a barrel fell on his building.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0160093.jpg
March 2016 - Jordan - Mohammed Ismail, 59, a fruit and vegetable seller, arrived in 2014 after three months of bombing. For two years, he changed homes regularly (eight times), thinking it would end one day. "Life was comfortable, we had work." Then he spent two months in a besieged area, starving. One of his sons was arrested and never gave any sign of life. One day, a barrel fell on his building.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0160094.jpg
March 2016 - Jordan - Mohammed Ismail, 59, a fruit and vegetable seller, arrived in 2014 after three months of bombing. For two years, he changed homes regularly (eight times), thinking it would end one day. "Life was comfortable, we had work." Then he spent two months in a besieged area, starving. One of his sons was arrested and never gave any sign of life. One day, a barrel fell on his building.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0160095.jpg
March 2016 - Jordan - Mohammed Ismail, 59, a fruit and vegetable seller, arrived in 2014 after three months of bombing. For two years, he changed homes regularly (eight times), thinking it would end one day. "Life was comfortable, we had work." Then he spent two months in a besieged area, starving. One of his sons was arrested and never gave any sign of life. One day, a barrel fell on his building.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0160096.jpg
March 2016 - Jordan - Mohammed Ismail, 59, a fruit and vegetable seller, arrived in 2014 after three months of bombing. For two years, he changed homes regularly (eight times), thinking it would end one day. "Life was comfortable, we had work." Then he spent two months in a besieged area, starving. One of his sons was arrested and never gave any sign of life. One day, a barrel fell on his building.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0160097.jpg
March 2016 - Jordan - Mohammed Ismail, 59, a fruit and vegetable seller, arrived in 2014 after three months of bombing. For two years, he changed homes regularly (eight times), thinking it would end one day. "Life was comfortable, we had work." Then he spent two months in a besieged area, starving. One of his sons was arrested and never gave any sign of life. One day, a barrel fell on his building.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0160080.jpg
March 2016 - Jordan - Abdal Moen, 49, from Homs. This man participated in the city's first protests, "against the mayor, not the president," without thinking they would turn out this way. In October 2011, his neighborhood, Bab Amr, was bombarded by the regime during one of these demonstrations. A neighboring house was on fire, and Abdal went with others to save the family who lived there. Another bombardment, "like an earthquake." A wall collapsed on him, breaking a vertebra, but he survived. For him, the war has become bogged down because of the shifting balance of power and "these groups arriving from outside." The regime thought it would end the revolution by bombing, but it only exacerbated the problem. His house and vegetable garden were destroyed and razed; it's no longer even possible to enter the neighborhood. He kept the keys to his house.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0160081.jpg
March 2016 - Jordan - Abdal Moen, 49, from Homs. This man participated in the city's first protests, "against the mayor, not the president," without thinking they would turn out this way. In October 2011, his neighborhood, Bab Amr, was bombarded by the regime during one of these demonstrations. A neighboring house was on fire, and Abdal went with others to save the family who lived there. Another bombardment, "like an earthquake." A wall collapsed on him, breaking a vertebra, but he survived. For him, the war has become bogged down because of the shifting balance of power and "these groups arriving from outside." The regime thought it would end the revolution by bombing, but it only exacerbated the problem. His house and vegetable garden were destroyed and razed; it's no longer even possible to enter the neighborhood. He kept the keys to his house.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0160082.jpg
March 2016 - Jordan - Abdal Moen, 49, from Homs. This man participated in the city's first protests, "against the mayor, not the president," without thinking they would turn out this way. In October 2011, his neighborhood, Bab Amr, was bombarded by the regime during one of these demonstrations. A neighboring house was on fire, and Abdal went with others to save the family who lived there. Another bombardment, "like an earthquake." A wall collapsed on him, breaking a vertebra, but he survived. For him, the war has become bogged down because of the shifting balance of power and "these groups arriving from outside." The regime thought it would end the revolution by bombing, but it only exacerbated the problem. His house and vegetable garden were destroyed and razed; it's no longer even possible to enter the neighborhood. He kept the keys to his house.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0160083.jpg
March 2016 - Jordan - Abdal Moen, 49, from Homs. This man participated in the city's first protests, "against the mayor, not the president," without thinking they would turn out this way. In October 2011, his neighborhood, Bab Amr, was bombarded by the regime during one of these demonstrations. A neighboring house was on fire, and Abdal went with others to save the family who lived there. Another bombardment, "like an earthquake." A wall collapsed on him, breaking a vertebra, but he survived. For him, the war has become bogged down because of the shifting balance of power and "these groups arriving from outside." The regime thought it would end the revolution by bombing, but it only exacerbated the problem. His house and vegetable garden were destroyed and razed; it's no longer even possible to enter the neighborhood. He kept the keys to his house.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0160084.jpg
March 2016 - Jordan - One of the children of Abdal Moen, 49, from Homs. This man participated in the city's first protests, "against the mayor, not the president," without thinking they would turn out this way. In October 2011, his neighborhood, Bab Amr, was bombarded by the regime during one of these demonstrations. A neighboring house was on fire, and Abdal went with others to save the family who lived there. Another bombardment, "like an earthquake." A wall collapsed on him, breaking a vertebra, but he survived. For him, the war got bogged down because of the shifting balance of power and "these groups arriving from outside." The regime thought it would end the revolution by bombing, but it only made the problem worse. His house and vegetable garden have been destroyed and razed; it's no longer even possible to enter the neighborhood. He kept the keys to his house.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0160085.jpg
March 2016 - Jordan - One of the children of Abdal Moen, 49, from Homs. This man participated in the city's first protests, "against the mayor, not the president," without thinking they would turn out this way. In October 2011, his neighborhood, Bab Amr, was bombarded by the regime during one of these demonstrations. A neighboring house was on fire, and Abdal went with others to save the family who lived there. Another bombardment, "like an earthquake." A wall collapsed on him, breaking a vertebra, but he survived. For him, the war got bogged down because of the shifting balance of power and "these groups arriving from outside." The regime thought it would end the revolution by bombing, but it only made the problem worse. His house and vegetable garden have been destroyed and razed; it's no longer even possible to enter the neighborhood. He kept the keys to his house.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0160086.jpg
March 2016 - Jordan - One of the children of Abdal Moen, 49, from Homs. This man participated in the city's first protests, "against the mayor, not the president," without thinking they would turn out this way. In October 2011, his neighborhood, Bab Amr, was bombarded by the regime during one of these demonstrations. A neighboring house was on fire, and Abdal went with others to save the family who lived there. Another bombardment, "like an earthquake." A wall collapsed on him, breaking a vertebra, but he survived. For him, the war got bogged down because of the shifting balance of power and "these groups arriving from outside." The regime thought it would end the revolution by bombing, but it only made the problem worse. His house and vegetable garden have been destroyed and razed; it's no longer even possible to enter the neighborhood. He kept the keys to his house.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0160087.jpg
March 2016 - Jordan - One of the children of Abdal Moen, 49, from Homs. This man participated in the city's first protests, "against the mayor, not the president," without thinking they would turn out this way. In October 2011, his neighborhood, Bab Amr, was bombarded by the regime during one of these demonstrations. A neighboring house was on fire, and Abdal went with others to save the family who lived there. Another bombardment, "like an earthquake." A wall collapsed on him, breaking a vertebra, but he survived. For him, the war got bogged down because of the shifting balance of power and "these groups arriving from outside." The regime thought it would end the revolution by bombing, but it only made the problem worse. His house and vegetable garden have been destroyed and razed; it's no longer even possible to enter the neighborhood. He kept the keys to his house.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0160088.jpg
March 2016 - Jordan - One of the children of Abdal Moen, 49, from Homs. This man participated in the city's first protests, "against the mayor, not the president," without thinking they would turn out this way. In October 2011, his neighborhood, Bab Amr, was bombarded by the regime during one of these demonstrations. A neighboring house was on fire, and Abdal went with others to save the family who lived there. Another bombardment, "like an earthquake." A wall collapsed on him, breaking a vertebra, but he survived. For him, the war got bogged down because of the shifting balance of power and "these groups arriving from outside." The regime thought it would end the revolution by bombing, but it only made the problem worse. His house and vegetable garden have been destroyed and razed; it's no longer even possible to enter the neighborhood. He kept the keys to his house.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0160089.jpg
March 2016 - Jordan - Abdal Moen, 49, from Homs. This man participated in the city's first protests, "against the mayor, not the president," without thinking they would turn out this way. In October 2011, his neighborhood, Bab Amr, was bombarded by the regime during one of these demonstrations. A neighboring house was on fire, and Abdal went with others to save the family who lived there. Another bombardment, "like an earthquake." A wall collapsed on him, breaking a vertebra, but he survived. For him, the war has become bogged down because of the shifting balance of power and "these groups arriving from outside." The regime thought it would end the revolution by bombing, but it only exacerbated the problem. His house and vegetable garden were destroyed and razed; it's no longer even possible to enter the neighborhood. He kept the keys to his house.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0160070.jpg
March 2016 - Jordan - Qassem, training - 53 years old, paralyzed in the legs and hands, with a spinal cord injury after being blown up by an explosion in September 2011, at the very beginning of the war. "It was the first time it had hit so close." He was an ironworker, living in the suburbs of Damascus (Ghouta region), and his shop in the city center was doing well. Poorly treated, he left Syria in December 2012, taking refuge in Amman, where he rented a large apartment for his wife and two sons. To kill time, he tinkered with weight training equipment and became a para-table tennis champion. He feared a return for his two sons, threatened by military service, and because Russia had complicated the situation.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0160071.jpg
March 2016 - Jordan - Qassem, training - 53 years old, paralyzed in the legs and hands, with a spinal cord injury after being blown up by an explosion in September 2011, at the very beginning of the war. "It was the first time it had hit so close." He was an ironworker, living in the suburbs of Damascus (Ghouta region), and his shop in the city center was doing well. Poorly treated, he left Syria in December 2012, taking refuge in Amman, where he rented a large apartment for his wife and two sons. To kill time, he tinkered with weight training equipment and became a para-table tennis champion. He feared a return for his two sons, threatened by military service, and because Russia had complicated the situation.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0160072.jpg
March 2016 - Jordan - Qassem, training - 53 years old, paralyzed in the legs and hands, with a spinal cord injury after being blown up by an explosion in September 2011, at the very beginning of the war. "It was the first time it had hit so close." He was an ironworker, living in the suburbs of Damascus (Ghouta region), and his shop in the city center was doing well. Poorly treated, he left Syria in December 2012, taking refuge in Amman, where he rented a large apartment for his wife and two sons. To kill time, he tinkered with weight training equipment and became a para-table tennis champion. He feared a return for his two sons, threatened by military service, and because Russia had complicated the situation.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0160073.jpg
March 2016 - Jordan - Qassem, training - 53 years old, paralyzed in the legs and hands, with a spinal cord injury after being blown up by an explosion in September 2011, at the very beginning of the war. "It was the first time it had hit so close." He was an ironworker, living in the suburbs of Damascus (Ghouta region), and his shop in the city center was doing well. Poorly treated, he left Syria in December 2012, taking refuge in Amman, where he rented a large apartment for his wife and two sons. To kill time, he tinkered with weight training equipment and became a para-table tennis champion. He feared a return for his two sons, threatened by military service, and because Russia had complicated the situation.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0160074.jpg
March 2016 - Jordan - Qassem, 53, paralyzed from the legs and hands, injured in the spinal cord after being blown up by an explosion in September 2011, at the very beginning of the war. "It was the first time it had hit so close." He was an ironworker, living in the suburbs of Damascus (Ghouta region), and his shop in the city center was doing well. Poorly treated, he left Syria in December 2012, taking refuge in Amman, where he rented a large apartment for his wife and two sons. To kill time, he tinkered with weight training equipment and became a para-table tennis champion. He feared a return for his two sons, threatened by military service, and because Russia had complicated the situation.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0160075.jpg
March 2016 - Jordan - Qassem, 53, paralyzed from the legs and hands, injured in the spinal cord after being blown up by an explosion in September 2011, at the very beginning of the war. "It was the first time it had hit so close." He was an ironworker, living in the suburbs of Damascus (Ghouta region), and his shop in the city center was doing well. Poorly treated, he left Syria in December 2012, taking refuge in Amman, where he rented a large apartment for his wife and two sons. To kill time, he tinkered with weight training equipment and became a para-table tennis champion. He feared a return for his two sons, threatened by military service, and because Russia had complicated the situation.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0160076.jpg
March 2016 - Jordan - Abdal Moen, 49, from Homs. This man participated in the city's first protests, "against the mayor, not the president," without thinking they would turn out this way. In October 2011, his neighborhood, Bab Amr, was bombarded by the regime during one of these demonstrations. A neighboring house was on fire, and Abdal went with others to save the family who lived there. Another bombardment, "like an earthquake." A wall collapsed on him, breaking a vertebra, but he survived. For him, the war has become bogged down because of the shifting balance of power and "these groups arriving from outside." The regime thought it would end the revolution by bombing, but it only exacerbated the problem. His house and vegetable garden were destroyed and razed; it's no longer even possible to enter the neighborhood. He kept the keys to his house.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0160077.jpg
March 2016 - Jordan - Abdal Moen, 49, from Homs. This man participated in the city's first protests, "against the mayor, not the president," without thinking they would turn out this way. In October 2011, his neighborhood, Bab Amr, was bombarded by the regime during one of these demonstrations. A neighboring house was on fire, and Abdal went with others to save the family who lived there. Another bombardment, "like an earthquake." A wall collapsed on him, breaking a vertebra, but he survived. For him, the war has become bogged down because of the shifting balance of power and "these groups arriving from outside." The regime thought it would end the revolution by bombing, but it only exacerbated the problem. His house and vegetable garden were destroyed and razed; it's no longer even possible to enter the neighborhood. He kept the keys to his house.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0160078.jpg
March 2016 - Jordan - Abdal Moen, 49, from Homs. This man participated in the city's first protests, "against the mayor, not the president," without thinking they would turn out this way. In October 2011, his neighborhood, Bab Amr, was bombarded by the regime during one of these demonstrations. A neighboring house was on fire, and Abdal went with others to save the family who lived there. Another bombardment, "like an earthquake." A wall collapsed on him, breaking a vertebra, but he survived. For him, the war has become bogged down because of the shifting balance of power and "these groups arriving from outside." The regime thought it would end the revolution by bombing, but it only exacerbated the problem. His house and vegetable garden were destroyed and razed; it's no longer even possible to enter the neighborhood. He kept the keys to his house.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0160079.jpg
March 2016 - Jordan - Abdal Moen, 49, from Homs. This man participated in the city's first protests, "against the mayor, not the president," without thinking they would turn out this way. In October 2011, his neighborhood, Bab Amr, was bombarded by the regime during one of these demonstrations. A neighboring house was on fire, and Abdal went with others to save the family who lived there. Another bombardment, "like an earthquake." A wall collapsed on him, breaking a vertebra, but he survived. For him, the war has become bogged down because of the shifting balance of power and "these groups arriving from outside." The regime thought it would end the revolution by bombing, but it only exacerbated the problem. His house and vegetable garden were destroyed and razed; it's no longer even possible to enter the neighborhood. He kept the keys to his house.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0160060.jpg
March 2016 - Jordan - Irshaid Al-Ali, 44, from Daraa. A migrant worker in Qatar (a mason), he regularly returned to Daraa to be with his family. One day while he was there, his house and seven others were bombed in 2013 while he was sleeping (+30 deaths). He lost a leg, then the second in 2015, and a child was killed. Since 2013, he has been a refugee in Jordan, in Ramtha, just across the border, where he rents a squalid house for himself, his wife, and his nine remaining children. "No hope of returning; the government can kill us." In Jordan, he has no future either. No work, an overpopulation of refugees, and growing animosity from Jordanians. His eldest son was stabbed at school, so he withdrew his children. He applied to emigrate to Canada or Sweden.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0160061.jpg
March 2016 - Jordan - Irshaid Al-Ali, 44, from Daraa. A migrant worker in Qatar (a mason), he regularly returned to Daraa to be with his family. One day while he was there, his house and seven others were bombed in 2013 while he was sleeping (+30 deaths). He lost a leg, then the second in 2015, and a child was killed. Since 2013, he has been a refugee in Jordan, in Ramtha, just across the border, where he rents a squalid house for himself, his wife, and his nine remaining children. "No hope of returning; the government can kill us." In Jordan, he has no future either. No work, an overpopulation of refugees, and growing animosity from Jordanians. His eldest son was stabbed at school, so he withdrew his children. He applied to emigrate to Canada or Sweden.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0160062.jpg
March 2016 - Jordan - Qassem, 53, paralyzed from the legs and hands, injured in the spinal cord after being blown up by an explosion in September 2011, at the very beginning of the war. "It was the first time it had hit so close." He was an ironworker, living in the suburbs of Damascus (Ghouta region), and his shop in the city center was doing well. Poorly treated, he left Syria in December 2012, taking refuge in Amman, where he rented a large apartment for his wife and two sons. To kill time, he tinkered with weight training equipment and became a para-table tennis champion. He feared a return for his two sons, threatened by military service, and because Russia had complicated the situation.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0160063.jpg
March 2016 - Jordan - Qassem, 53, paralyzed from the legs and hands, injured in the spinal cord after being blown up by an explosion in September 2011, at the very beginning of the war. "It was the first time it had hit so close." He was an ironworker, living in the suburbs of Damascus (Ghouta region), and his shop in the city center was doing well. Poorly treated, he left Syria in December 2012, taking refuge in Amman, where he rented a large apartment for his wife and two sons. To kill time, he tinkered with weight training equipment and became a para-table tennis champion. He feared a return for his two sons, threatened by military service, and because Russia had complicated the situation.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0160064.jpg
March 2016 - Jordan - Qassem, 53, paralyzed from the legs and hands, injured in the spinal cord after being blown up by an explosion in September 2011, at the very beginning of the war. "It was the first time it had hit so close." He was an ironworker, living in the suburbs of Damascus (Ghouta region), and his shop in the city center was doing well. Poorly treated, he left Syria in December 2012, taking refuge in Amman, where he rented a large apartment for his wife and two sons. To kill time, he tinkered with weight training equipment and became a para-table tennis champion. He feared a return for his two sons, threatened by military service, and because Russia had complicated the situation.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0160065.jpg
March 2016 - Jordan - Qassem, 53, paralyzed from the legs and hands, injured in the spinal cord after being blown up by an explosion in September 2011, at the very beginning of the war. "It was the first time it had hit so close." He was an ironworker, living in the suburbs of Damascus (Ghouta region), and his shop in the city center was doing well. Poorly treated, he left Syria in December 2012, taking refuge in Amman, where he rented a large apartment for his wife and two sons. To kill time, he tinkered with weight training equipment and became a para-table tennis champion. He feared a return for his two sons, threatened by military service, and because Russia had complicated the situation.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0160066.jpg
March 2016 - Jordan - Qassem, 53, paralyzed from the legs and hands, injured in the spinal cord after being blown up by an explosion in September 2011, at the very beginning of the war. "It was the first time it had hit so close." He was an ironworker, living in the suburbs of Damascus (Ghouta region), and his shop in the city center was doing well. Poorly treated, he left Syria in December 2012, taking refuge in Amman, where he rented a large apartment for his wife and two sons. To kill time, he tinkered with weight training equipment and became a para-table tennis champion. He feared a return for his two sons, threatened by military service, and because Russia had complicated the situation.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0160067.jpg
March 2016 - Jordan - Qassem, 53, paralyzed from the legs and hands, injured in the spinal cord after being blown up by an explosion in September 2011, at the very beginning of the war. "It was the first time it had hit so close." He was an ironworker, living in the suburbs of Damascus (Ghouta region), and his shop in the city center was doing well. Poorly treated, he left Syria in December 2012, taking refuge in Amman, where he rented a large apartment for his wife and two sons. To kill time, he tinkered with weight training equipment and became a para-table tennis champion. He feared a return for his two sons, threatened by military service, and because Russia had complicated the situation.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0160068.jpg
March 2016 - Jordan - Qassem, 53, paralyzed from the legs and hands, injured in the spinal cord after being blown up by an explosion in September 2011, at the very beginning of the war. "It was the first time it had hit so close." He was an ironworker, living in the suburbs of Damascus (Ghouta region), and his shop in the city center was doing well. Poorly treated, he left Syria in December 2012, taking refuge in Amman, where he rented a large apartment for his wife and two sons. To kill time, he tinkered with weight training equipment and became a para-table tennis champion. He feared a return for his two sons, threatened by military service, and because Russia had complicated the situation.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0160069.jpg
March 2016 - Jordan - Qassem, training - 53 years old, paralyzed in the legs and hands, with a spinal cord injury after being blown up by an explosion in September 2011, at the very beginning of the war. "It was the first time it had hit so close." He was an ironworker, living in the suburbs of Damascus (Ghouta region), and his shop in the city center was doing well. Poorly treated, he left Syria in December 2012, taking refuge in Amman, where he rented a large apartment for his wife and two sons. To kill time, he tinkered with weight training equipment and became a para-table tennis champion. He feared a return for his two sons, threatened by military service, and because Russia had complicated the situation.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0160050.jpg
March 2016 - Jordan - Living room atmosphere - Irshaid Al-Ali, 44, from Daraa. A migrant worker in Qatar (mason), he regularly returned to Daraa to be with his family. One day while he was there, his house and seven others were bombed in 2013 while he was sleeping (+30 deaths). He lost a leg, then the second in 2015, and a child was killed. Since 2013, he has been a refugee in Jordan, in Ramtha, just across the border, where he rents a squalid house for himself, his wife, and his nine remaining children. "No hope of returning; the government can kill us." In Jordan, he has no future either. No work, an overpopulation of refugees, and growing animosity from Jordanians. His eldest son was stabbed at school, so he withdrew his children. He applied to emigrate to Canada or Sweden.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
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March 2016 - Jordan - One of the children of Irshaid Al-Ali, 44, from Daraa. A migrant worker in Qatar (a mason), he regularly returned to Daraa to be with his family. One day while he was there, his house and seven others were bombed in 2013 while he was sleeping (+30 deaths). He lost a leg, then the second in 2015, and a child was killed. Since 2013, he has been a refugee in Jordan, in Ramtha, just across the border, where he rents a squalid house for himself, his wife, and his nine remaining children. "No hope of returning; the government can kill us." In Jordan, he has no future either. No work, an overpopulation of refugees, and growing animosity from Jordanians. His eldest son was stabbed at school, so he withdrew his children. He applied to emigrate to Canada or Sweden.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0160052.jpg
March 2016 - Jordan - Irshaid Al-Ali, 44, from Daraa. A migrant worker in Qatar (a mason), he regularly returned to Daraa to be with his family. One day while he was there, his house and seven others were bombed in 2013 while he was sleeping (+30 deaths). He lost a leg, then the second in 2015, and a child was killed. Since 2013, he has been a refugee in Jordan, in Ramtha, just across the border, where he rents a squalid house for himself, his wife, and his nine remaining children. "No hope of returning; the government can kill us." In Jordan, he has no future either. No work, an overpopulation of refugees, and growing animosity from Jordanians. His eldest son was stabbed at school, so he withdrew his children. He applied to emigrate to Canada or Sweden.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
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March 2016 - Jordan - Irshaid Al-Ali, 44, from Daraa. A migrant worker in Qatar (a mason), he regularly returned to Daraa to be with his family. One day while he was there, his house and seven others were bombed in 2013 while he was sleeping (+30 deaths). He lost a leg, then the second in 2015, and a child was killed. Since 2013, he has been a refugee in Jordan, in Ramtha, just across the border, where he rents a squalid house for himself, his wife, and his nine remaining children. "No hope of returning; the government can kill us." In Jordan, he has no future either. No work, an overpopulation of refugees, and growing animosity from Jordanians. His eldest son was stabbed at school, so he withdrew his children. He applied to emigrate to Canada or Sweden.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
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March 2016 - Jordan - Irshaid Al-Ali, 44, from Daraa. A migrant worker in Qatar (a mason), he regularly returned to Daraa to be with his family. One day while he was there, his house and seven others were bombed in 2013 while he was sleeping (+30 deaths). He lost a leg, then the second in 2015, and a child was killed. Since 2013, he has been a refugee in Jordan, in Ramtha, just across the border, where he rents a squalid house for himself, his wife, and his nine remaining children. "No hope of returning; the government can kill us." In Jordan, he has no future either. No work, an overpopulation of refugees, and growing animosity from Jordanians. His eldest son was stabbed at school, so he withdrew his children. He applied to emigrate to Canada or Sweden.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
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March 2016 - Jordan - The children of Irshaid Al-Ali, 44, from Daraa. A migrant worker in Qatar (a mason), he regularly returned to Daraa to be with his family. One day while he was there, his house and seven others were bombed in 2013 while he was sleeping (+30 deaths). He lost a leg, then the second in 2015, and a child was killed. Since 2013, he has been a refugee in Jordan, in Ramtha, just across the border, where he rents a squalid house for himself, his wife, and his nine remaining children. "No hope of returning; the government can kill us." In Jordan, he has no future either. No work, an overpopulation of refugees, and growing animosity from Jordanians. His eldest son was stabbed at school, so he withdrew his children. He applied to emigrate to Canada or Sweden.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
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March 2016 - Jordan - One of the children of Irshaid Al-Ali, 44, from Daraa. A migrant worker in Qatar (a mason), he regularly returned to Daraa to be with his family. One day while he was there, his house and seven others were bombed in 2013 while he was sleeping (+30 deaths). He lost a leg, then the second in 2015, and a child was killed. Since 2013, he has been a refugee in Jordan, in Ramtha, just across the border, where he rents a squalid house for himself, his wife, and his nine remaining children. "No hope of returning; the government can kill us." In Jordan, he has no future either. No work, an overpopulation of refugees, and growing animosity from Jordanians. His eldest son was stabbed at school, so he withdrew his children. He applied to emigrate to Canada or Sweden.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
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March 2016 - Jordan - One of the children of Irshaid Al-Ali, 44, from Daraa. A migrant worker in Qatar (a mason), he regularly returned to Daraa to be with his family. One day while he was there, his house and seven others were bombed in 2013 while he was sleeping (+30 deaths). He lost a leg, then the second in 2015, and a child was killed. Since 2013, he has been a refugee in Jordan, in Ramtha, just across the border, where he rents a squalid house for himself, his wife, and his nine remaining children. "No hope of returning; the government can kill us." In Jordan, he has no future either. No work, an overpopulation of refugees, and growing animosity from Jordanians. His eldest son was stabbed at school, so he withdrew his children. He applied to emigrate to Canada or Sweden.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
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March 2016 - Jordan - One of the children of Irshaid Al-Ali, 44, from Daraa. A migrant worker in Qatar (a mason), he regularly returned to Daraa to be with his family. One day while he was there, his house and seven others were bombed in 2013 while he was sleeping (+30 deaths). He lost a leg, then the second in 2015, and a child was killed. Since 2013, he has been a refugee in Jordan, in Ramtha, just across the border, where he rents a squalid house for himself, his wife, and his nine remaining children. "No hope of returning; the government can kill us." In Jordan, he has no future either. No work, an overpopulation of refugees, and growing animosity from Jordanians. His eldest son was stabbed at school, so he withdrew his children. He applied to emigrate to Canada or Sweden.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
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March 2016 - Jordan - Irshaid Al-Ali, 44, from Daraa. A migrant worker in Qatar (a mason), he regularly returned to Daraa to be with his family. One day while he was there, his house and seven others were bombed in 2013 while he was sleeping (+30 deaths). He lost a leg, then the second in 2015, and a child was killed. Since 2013, he has been a refugee in Jordan, in Ramtha, just across the border, where he rents a squalid house for himself, his wife, and his nine remaining children. "No hope of returning; the government can kill us." In Jordan, he has no future either. No work, an overpopulation of refugees, and growing animosity from Jordanians. His eldest son was stabbed at school, so he withdrew his children. He applied to emigrate to Canada or Sweden.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
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March 2016 - Jordan - Street atmosphere in Ramtha on the Syrian border.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
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March 2016 - Jordan - Street atmosphere in Ramtha on the Syrian border.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
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March 2016 - Jordan - Street atmosphere in Ramtha on the Syrian border.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
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March 2016 - Jordan - Street atmosphere in Ramtha on the Syrian border.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
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March 2016 - Jordan - Street atmosphere in Ramtha on the Syrian border.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
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March 2016 - Jordan - Irshaid Al-Ali, 44, from Daraa. A migrant worker in Qatar (a mason), he regularly returned to Daraa to be with his family. One day while he was there, his house and seven others were bombed in 2013 while he was sleeping (+30 deaths). He lost a leg, then the second in 2015, and a child was killed. Since 2013, he has been a refugee in Jordan, in Ramtha, just across the border, where he rents a squalid house for himself, his wife, and his nine remaining children. "No hope of returning; the government can kill us." In Jordan, he has no future either. No work, an overpopulation of refugees, and growing animosity from Jordanians. His eldest son was stabbed at school, so he withdrew his children. He applied to emigrate to Canada or Sweden.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
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March 2016 - Jordan - Irshaid Al-Ali, 44, from Daraa. A migrant worker in Qatar (a mason), he regularly returned to Daraa to be with his family. One day while he was there, his house and seven others were bombed in 2013 while he was sleeping (+30 deaths). He lost a leg, then the second in 2015, and a child was killed. Since 2013, he has been a refugee in Jordan, in Ramtha, just across the border, where he rents a squalid house for himself, his wife, and his nine remaining children. "No hope of returning; the government can kill us." In Jordan, he has no future either. No work, an overpopulation of refugees, and growing animosity from Jordanians. His eldest son was stabbed at school, so he withdrew his children. He applied to emigrate to Canada or Sweden.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
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March 2016 - Jordan - Irshaid Al-Ali, 44, from Daraa. A migrant worker in Qatar (a mason), he regularly returned to Daraa to be with his family. One day while he was there, his house and seven others were bombed in 2013 while he was sleeping (+30 deaths). He lost a leg, then the second in 2015, and a child was killed. Since 2013, he has been a refugee in Jordan, in Ramtha, just across the border, where he rents a squalid house for himself, his wife, and his nine remaining children. "No hope of returning; the government can kill us." In Jordan, he has no future either. No work, an overpopulation of refugees, and growing animosity from Jordanians. His eldest son was stabbed at school, so he withdrew his children. He applied to emigrate to Canada or Sweden.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
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March 2016 - Jordan - Irshaid Al-Ali, 44, from Daraa. A migrant worker in Qatar (a mason), he regularly returned to Daraa to be with his family. One day while he was there, his house and seven others were bombed in 2013 while he was sleeping (+30 deaths). He lost a leg, then the second in 2015, and a child was killed. Since 2013, he has been a refugee in Jordan, in Ramtha, just across the border, where he rents a squalid house for himself, his wife, and his nine remaining children. "No hope of returning; the government can kill us." In Jordan, he has no future either. No work, an overpopulation of refugees, and growing animosity from Jordanians. His eldest son was stabbed at school, so he withdrew his children. He applied to emigrate to Canada or Sweden.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
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March 2016 - Jordan - Living room atmosphere - Irshaid Al-Ali, 44, from Daraa. A migrant worker in Qatar (mason), he regularly returned to Daraa to be with his family. One day while he was there, his house and seven others were bombed in 2013 while he was sleeping (+30 deaths). He lost a leg, then the second in 2015, and a child was killed. Since 2013, he has been a refugee in Jordan, in Ramtha, just across the border, where he rents a squalid house for himself, his wife, and his nine remaining children. "No hope of returning; the government can kill us." In Jordan, he has no future either. No work, an overpopulation of refugees, and growing animosity from Jordanians. His eldest son was stabbed at school, so he withdrew his children. He applied to emigrate to Canada or Sweden.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
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March 2016 - Jordan - Nour and Nayef Al-Zavi, 37 and 49, from Yedude, near Deraa. They are walking in their adopted village. Injured in February 2013 in a bombing, they arrived urgently in Jordan for treatment after being turned back at the Israeli border. One leg was amputated. Her house had been destroyed by a rocket. Rehoused with her mother-in-law, she was ultimately hit by a barrel bomb. Her husband, slightly wounded in the shoulder in the same bombing, is more depressed than she is. This former civil servant didn't want to leave, hoping the war would end. Today, he is the one who no longer wants to return to Syria. Nour became pregnant and gave birth to another child in Jordan, a refugee in Irdib.
Jordan - Syrian Refugees - Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Chris Huby / Le Pictorium
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March 2016 - Jordan - Nour and Nayef Al-Zavi, 37 and 49, from Yedude, near Deraa. They are walking in their adopted village. Injured in February 2013 in a bombing, they arrived urgently in Jordan for treatment after being turned back at the Israeli border. One leg was amputated. Her house had been destroyed by a rocket. Rehoused with her mother-in-law, she was ultimately hit by a barrel bomb. Her husband, slightly wounded in the shoulder in the same bombing, is more depressed than she is. This former civil servant didn't want to leave, hoping the war would end. Today, he is the one who no longer wants to return to Syria. Nour became pregnant and gave birth to another child in Jordan, a refugee in Irdib.
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