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SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Raqqa, February 9, 2025 – A unit of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) prepares to go on patrol in the streets of Raqqa. Although this army is composed of Kurds and Arabs, key positions are held by Kurds. Calls are growing among the Arab populations in the region, who believe that the SDF are no longer legitimate and are pushing for closer ties with the new Islamist authorities in Damascus.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Raqqa, February 9, 2025 – Patrol of the Hezen Komandos assault troops, the elite unit of the Syrian Democratic Forces, in the streets of Raqqa. The soldiers are mainly maintaining a presence to prevent ISIS sleeper cells, still remaining in some neighbourhoods of the city, from taking action.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Raqqa, February 9, 2025 – A member of the Hezen Komandos, the elite unit of the Syrian Democratic Forces, in an armoured vehicle during a patrol in the streets of Raqqa. The soldiers are mainly maintaining a presence to prevent ISIS sleeper cells, still remaining in some neighbourhoods of the city, from taking action.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Raqqa, February 9, 2025 – A member of the Hezen Komandos, the elite unit of the Syrian Democratic Forces, in an armoured vehicle during a patrol in the streets of Raqqa. The soldiers are mainly maintaining a presence to prevent ISIS sleeper cells, still remaining in some neighbourhoods of the city, from taking action.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Raqqa, February 9, 2025 – A member of the Hezen Komandos, the elite unit of the Syrian Democratic Forces, in an armoured vehicle during a patrol in the streets of Raqqa. The soldiers are mainly maintaining a presence to prevent ISIS sleeper cells, still remaining in some neighbourhoods of the city, from taking action.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Raqqa, February 9, 2025 – Fighters of the Hezen Komandos, the elite unit of the Syrian Democratic Forces, disembark from their armoured vehicle during a patrol in the streets of Raqqa. The soldiers are mainly maintaining a presence to prevent ISIS sleeper cells, still remaining in some neighbourhoods of the city, from taking action.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Raqqa, February 9, 2025 – A member of the Hezen Komandos, the elite unit of the Syrian Democratic Forces, watching Al-Naim Square during a patrol through the streets of Raqqa. The soldiers are mainly maintaining a presence to prevent ISIS sleeper cells, still remaining in some neighbourhoods of the city, from taking action.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Raqqa, February 9, 2025 – A member of the Hezen Komandos, the elite unit of the Syrian Democratic Forces, watching Al-Naim Square during a patrol through the streets of Raqqa. The soldiers are mainly maintaining a presence to prevent ISIS sleeper cells, still remaining in some neighbourhoods of the city, from taking action.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Raqqa, February 9, 2025 – A member of the Hezen Komandos, the elite unit of the Syrian Democratic Forces, watching Clock Tower Square during a patrol through the streets of Raqqa. The soldiers are mainly maintaining a presence to prevent ISIS sleeper cells, still remaining in some neighbourhoods of the city, from taking action.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Raqqa, February 9, 2025 – Fighters of the Hezen Komandos, the elite unit of the Syrian Democratic Forces, watching Clock Tower Square during a patrol through the streets of Raqqa. The soldiers are mainly maintaining a presence to prevent ISIS sleeper cells, still remaining in some neighbourhoods of the city, from taking action.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Raqqa, February 9, 2025 – Fighters of the Hezen Komandos, the elite unit of the Syrian Democratic Forces, watching Al-Naim Square during a patrol through the streets of Raqqa. The soldiers are mainly maintaining a presence to prevent ISIS sleeper cells, still remaining in some neighbourhoods of the city, from taking action.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Raqqa, February 9, 2025 – An armoured vehicle belonging to the Hezen Komandos, the elite unit of the Syrian Democratic Forces, during a patrol through the streets of Raqqa. The soldiers are mainly maintaining a presence to prevent ISIS sleeper cells, still remaining in some neighbourhoods of the city, from taking action.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Raqqa, February 9, 2025 – A tank belonging to the Syrian Democratic Forces at one of their bases in Raqqa. Troops are keeping their pressure on ISIS sleeper cells, which are still hiding in some neighbourhoods of the city.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Raqqa, February 9, 2025 – A female fighter from the YPJ (Women's Protection Unit) in a base of the Syrian Democratic Forces. Troops are keeping their pressure on ISIS sleeper cells, which are still hiding in some neighbourhoods of the city.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Raqqa, February 9, 2025 – A man guarding the entrance of a base belonging to the Syrian Democratic Forces. Troops are keeping their pressure on ISIS sleeper cells, which are still hiding in some neighbourhoods of the city.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Al Hol, February 11, 2025 – Inside Al Hol refugee camp, where some 40,000 people accused of being affiliated with ISIS are detained, closely watched by the Kurdish security forces.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Al Hol, February 11, 2025 – Inside Al Hol refugee camp, where some 40,000 people accused of being affiliated with ISIS are detained, closely watched by the Kurdish security forces.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Al Hol, February 11, 2025 – Two women in the Iraqi-Syrian section of Al Hol camp, where the families of former ISIS members are detained.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Al Hol, February 11, 2025 – Women in the market of Al Hol camp, where some 40,000 people accused of being affiliated with ISIS are detained, closely watched by the Kurdish security forces.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Al Hol, February 11, 2025 – Women and children in the market of Al Hol camp, where some 40,000 people accused of being affiliated with ISIS are detained, closely watched by the Kurdish security forces.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Al Hol, February 11, 2025 – A young boy in the market of Al Hol camp, where some 40,000 people accused of being affiliated with ISIS are detained. The presence of a large number of children in the camp poses a real concern about the future of these populations and their reintegration into society.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Al Hol, February 11, 2025 – Two women in the market of Al Hol camp, where some 40,000 people accused of being affiliated with ISIS are detained. -Ahmed al-Sharaa spends his time visiting other countries but he doesn't care about his own people, he forgot about us-, one of them complains. -The fall of Bashar didn't change anything for us!-
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Al Hol, February 11, 2025 – Women in the market of Al Hol camp, where some 40,000 people accused of being affiliated with ISIS are detained, closely watched by the Kurdish security forces.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Al Hol, February 11, 2025 – A woman shows her prisoner ID card in Al Hol camp, where some 40,000 people accused of being affiliated with ISIS are detained.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Al Hol, February 11, 2025 – A young boy in the market of Al Hol camp, where some 40,000 people accused of being affiliated with ISIS are detained. The presence of a large number of children in the camp poses a real concern about the future of these populations and their reintegration into society.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Al Hol, February 11, 2025 – Young boys in the market of Al Hol camp, where some 40,000 people accused of being affiliated with ISIS are detained. The presence of a large number of children in the camp poses a real concern about the future of these populations and their reintegration into society.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Al Hol, February 11, 2025 – A young boy in the market of Al Hol camp, where some 40,000 people accused of being affiliated with ISIS are detained. The presence of a large number of children in the camp poses a real concern about the future of these populations and their reintegration into society.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Al Hol, February 11, 2025 – Women in the market of Al Hol camp, where some 40,000 people accused of being affiliated with ISIS are detained. -We are human beings like everyone else, we just want to live normally- they explain, trying to justify themselves. -We don't understand why people from outside are afraid of us.-
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Al Hol, February 11, 2025 – Two men in the market of Al Hol camp, where some 40,000 people accused of being affiliated with ISIS are detained, closely watched by the Kurdish security forces.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Al Hol, February 11, 2025 – Women in the alleys of Al Hol camp, where some 40,000 people accused of being affiliated with ISIS are detained, closely watched by the Kurdish security forces.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Al Hol, February 11, 2025 – Inside the alleys of Al Hol camp, where some 40,000 people accused of being affiliated with ISIS are detained, closely watched by the Kurdish security forces.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Al Hol, February 11, 2025 – A member of the Kurdish security forces walks through the alleys of Al Hol camp, where some 40,000 people accused of being affiliated with ISIS are detained, closely watched.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Al Hol, February 11, 2025 – Women in the alleys of Al Hol camp, where some 40,000 people accused of being affiliated with ISIS are detained, closely watched by the Kurdish security forces.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Al Hol, February 11, 2025 – Inside the alleys of Al Hol camp, where some 40,000 people accused of being affiliated with ISIS are detained, closely watched by the Kurdish security forces.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Al Hol, February 11, 2025 – A woman raises her forefinger in Al Hol camp, where some 40,000 people accused of being affiliated with ISIS are detained. This gesture, which originally meant the oneness of Allah for Muslims, has become a symbol of allegiance to the jihadist group.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Al Hol, February 11, 2025 – A young boy in the market of Al Hol camp, where some 40,000 people accused of being affiliated with ISIS are detained. The presence of a large number of children in the camp poses a real concern about the future of these populations and their reintegration into society.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Al Hol, February 11, 2025 – A young boy in the market of Al Hol camp, where some 40,000 people accused of being affiliated with ISIS are detained. The presence of a large number of children in the camp poses a real concern about the future of these populations and their reintegration into society.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0315094.jpg
Al Hol, February 11, 2025 – Women in the market of Al Hol camp, where some 40,000 people accused of being affiliated with ISIS are detained, closely watched by the Kurdish security forces.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Al Hol, February 11, 2025 – A young girl in the market of Al Hol camp, where some 40,000 people accused of being affiliated with ISIS are detained. The presence of a large number of children in the camp poses a real concern about the future of these populations and their reintegration into society.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Al Hol, February 11, 2025 – Children throw stones at journalists in the international section of Al Hol camp, where people accused of being affiliated with ISIS are detained. In this section of the camp, the families of foreign fighters who travelled to Syria to join the terrorist organisation are being held.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Jinwar, February 12, 2025 – A female guard opens the gate at the entrance to the village of Jinwar, which is reserved for women and home to sixteen families. Although the residents do not carry weapons, they organise themselves into guard shifts and constantly keep watch at the entrance to the settlement.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Jinwar, February 12, 2025 – A female guard in front of the entrance to the village of Jinwar, which is reserved for women and home to sixteen families. Although the residents do not carry weapons, they organise themselves into guard shifts and constantly keep watch at the entrance to the settlement.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Jinwar, February 12, 2025 – A female guard in front of the entrance to the village of Jinwar, which is reserved for women and home to sixteen families. Although the residents do not carry weapons, they organise themselves into guard shifts and constantly keep watch at the entrance to the settlement.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Jinwar, February 12, 2025 – In the alleys of Jinwar, a village populated exclusively by women and children in the north-east of Syria. The residents built this safe haven themselves to shelter from the violence of war and men.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Jinwar, February 12, 2025 – A house in Jinwar, a village populated exclusively by women and children in the north-east of Syria. The residents built this safe haven themselves to shelter from the violence of war and men.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Jinwar, February 12, 2025 – A woman walks through the village of Jinwar, home to sixteen families. The residents built this settlement reserved to women themselves, to shelter from the violence of war and men.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Jinwar, February 12, 2025 – Jilan arrived in Jinwar, a village reserved for women, with her mother in 2024. Her father, a member of ISIS, forced her mother, a Yazidi woman from Sinjar, Iraq, to marry him. The girl and her mother were captured when the last stronghold of the caliphate fell in Baghuz in 2019. Her father is believed to have been killed during the battle. Mistakenly accused of belonging to the terrorist organisation, they spent five years in Al Hol camp, hiding their true Yazidi identity fearing reprisal from other prisoners. They were finally released in 2024.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Jinwar, February 12, 2025 – Children in the village of Jinwar, a settlement reserved for women, which they have built themselves to shelter from the violence of war and men.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Jinwar, February 12, 2025 – Children attend classes in the school of Jinwar, a village populated exclusively by women and children in the north-east of Syria. Lessons are taught by teacher Sherin for four hours a day to twelve students.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Jinwar, February 12, 2025 – Children attend classes in the school of Jinwar, a village populated exclusively by women and children in the north-east of Syria. Lessons are taught by teacher Sherin for four hours a day to twelve students.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Jinwar, February 12, 2025 – A girl solves an exercise in the school of Jinwar, a village populated exclusively by women and children in the north-east of Syria. Lessons are taught by teacher Sherin for four hours a day to twelve students.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Jinwar, February 12, 2025 – Zeinab, the nurse in the village of Jinwar, populated exclusively by women, mainly uses natural medicines to treat her patients.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Jinwar, February 12, 2025 – Jilan arrived in Jinwar, a village reserved for women, with her mother in 2024. Her father, a member of ISIS, forced her mother, a Yazidi woman from Sinjar, Iraq, to marry him. The girl and her mother were captured when the last stronghold of the caliphate fell in Baghuz in 2019. Her father is believed to have been killed during the battle. Mistakenly accused of belonging to the terrorist organisation, they spent five years in Al Hol camp, hiding their true Yazidi identity fearing reprisal from other prisoners. They were finally released in 2024.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Qamishli, February 12, 2025 – Najbir, a former fighter of the YPJ (Women's Protection Unit), lost her leg in a grenade explosion in 2014 while fighting ISIS. After receiving a prosthesis at the hospital in Erbil, Iraqi Kurdistan, she helped open a prosthesis department at the hospital in Qamishli, to which she now dedicates all her energy.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Raqqa, February 9, 2025 – Brahim Hassan, a former lawyer from Raqqa who survived an assassination attempt by a killer from ISIS, founded the Syrian Missing Persons and Forensic Team in 2018. The mission of this organization is to identify the bodies of victims found in ISIS mass graves around Raqqa.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Raqqa, February 9, 2025 – Members of the Syrian Missing Persons and Forensic Team at the organization's premises in Raqqa. This team of volunteers works to archive and document human remains found in ISIS mass graves, in order to identify them and give them a decent burial.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Raqqa, February 9, 2025 – A member of the Syrian Missing Persons and Forensic Team at the organization's premises in Raqqa. This team of volunteers works to identify the bodies found in ISIS mass graves and give them a proper burial.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Raqqa, February 9, 2025 – A member of the Syrian Missing Persons and Forensic Team at the organization's premises in Raqqa. This team of volunteers works to identify the bodies found in ISIS mass graves and give them a proper burial.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Raqqa, February 9, 2025 – Human bones found in ISIS mass graves, being examined by the Syrian Missing Persons and Forensic Team. This organization works to identify the bodies found in the pits dug by the jihadists and give them a proper burial.
SYRIA-CWP/ In post-Assad Syria, Rojava at a crossroads
Antonin Burat / Le Pictorium
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Raqqa, February 9, 2025 – Human bones found in ISIS mass graves, being examined by the Syrian Missing Persons and Forensic Team. This organization works to identify the bodies found in the pits dug by the jihadists and give them a proper burial.
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