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TUNISIA-CULTURE/STAMBALI / The final dance of the Arifa. At the heart of the Stambali ritual in Tunisia
Augustin Le Gall / Le Pictorium
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In the tomb of the saint Sidi Mahzoug, in the Nefta palm grove, Riadh lights candles in honor of the patron saint of Nefta's Black communities. Every year, Benga musical troupes organize a pilgrimage in honor of this saint to gain his favor and perpetuate the memory of this sacred figure linked to the sub-Saharan populations of southern Tunisia. Nefta, March 12, 2018
TUNISIA-ENVIRONMENT/ Phosphates, the poison of GabĆØs.
Augustin Le Gall / Le Pictorium
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Chenini Oasis. GabĆØs. Tunisia. A scarecrow in a farmer's field in the Chenini Oasis in GabĆØs.
TUNISIA-ENVIRONMENT/ Phosphates, the poison of GabĆØs.
Augustin Le Gall / Le Pictorium
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Chenini Oasis. Gabes. Tunisia
TUNISIA-ENVIRONMENT/ Phosphates, the poison of GabĆØs.
Augustin Le Gall / Le Pictorium
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Gabes. June 4, 2016.
View of the Tunisian Chemical Group (GCT) plant in Gabes. The plant is a Tunisian state-owned company that produces and processes phosphate extracted from the Gafsa region into chemical products such as fertilizer and phosphoric acid. Exporting 90% of its production, the group is the main economic driver of the region and employs over 3,000 people on site. Farmers in the oasis face severe soil and air pollution due to toxic and polluting discharges into the air and sea. The plant releases 13,000 tons of dry phosphogypsum mixed with water into the Mediterranean Sea every day.
View of the Tunisian Chemical Group (GCT) plant in Gabes. The plant is a Tunisian state-owned company that produces and processes phosphate extracted from the Gafsa region into chemical products such as fertilizer and phosphoric acid. Exporting 90% of its production, the group is the main economic driver of the region and employs over 3,000 people on site. Farmers in the oasis face severe soil and air pollution due to toxic and polluting discharges into the air and sea. The plant releases 13,000 tons of dry phosphogypsum mixed with water into the Mediterranean Sea every day.
TUNISIA-ENVIRONMENT/ Phosphates, the poison of GabĆØs.
Augustin Le Gall / Le Pictorium
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View from the Chairat family's plot in the Chott Essalem oasis of the Tunisian Chemical Group (GCT) factory in Gabes. The factory is a Tunisian public company that produces and processes phosphate extracted from the Gafsa region into chemical products such as fertiliser and phosphoric acid. With 90% of its production exported, the group is the main economic driver in the region and employs more than 3,000 people on site. Farmers in the oasis face severe soil and air pollution due to toxic and polluting emissions into the air and sea. The factory discharges 13,000 tonnes of dry phosphogypsum into the Mediterranean every day.
TUNISIA-ENVIRONMENT/ On the phosphate route in Tunisia.
Augustin Le Gall / Le Pictorium
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Gabes. June 4, 2016.
View from the Chairat family's plot in the Chott Essalem oasis of the Tunisian Chemical Group (GCT) plant in Gabes. The plant is a Tunisian state-owned company that produces and processes phosphate extracted from the Gafsa region into chemical products such as fertilizer and phosphoric acid. Exporting 90% of its production, the group is the main economic driver of the region and employs over 3,000 people on site. Farmers in the oasis face severe soil and air pollution due to toxic and polluting discharges into the air and sea. The plant releases 13,000 tons of dry phosphogypsum into the Mediterranean Sea every day.
View from the Chairat family's plot in the Chott Essalem oasis of the Tunisian Chemical Group (GCT) plant in Gabes. The plant is a Tunisian state-owned company that produces and processes phosphate extracted from the Gafsa region into chemical products such as fertilizer and phosphoric acid. Exporting 90% of its production, the group is the main economic driver of the region and employs over 3,000 people on site. Farmers in the oasis face severe soil and air pollution due to toxic and polluting discharges into the air and sea. The plant releases 13,000 tons of dry phosphogypsum into the Mediterranean Sea every day.
TUNISIA-ENVIRONMENT/ Phosphates, the poison of GabĆØs.
Augustin Le Gall / Le Pictorium
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Gabes. June 4, 2016. View from the Chairat family's plot in the Chott Essalem oasis of the Tunisian Chemical Group (GCT) plant in Gabes. The plant is a Tunisian state-owned company that produces and processes phosphate extracted from the Gafsa region into chemical products such as fertilizer and phosphoric acid. Exporting 90% of its production, the group is the main economic driver of the region and employs over 3,000 people on site. Farmers in the oasis face severe soil and air pollution due to toxic and polluting discharges into the air and sea. The plant releases 13,000 tons of dry phosphogypsum into the Mediterranean Sea every day.
TUNISIA-ENVIRONMENT/ Phosphates, the poison of GabĆØs.
Augustin Le Gall / Le Pictorium
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GabĆØs. Oasis of Chott Essalem. 4 June 2016.
Hedi Cherif, a neighbour of the Chairat family, lost between 60% and 80% of his lettuce and tobacco crop due to pollution and acid rain in April 2016.
Hedi Cherif, a neighbour of the Chairat family, lost between 60% and 80% of his lettuce and tobacco crop due to pollution and acid rain in April 2016.
TUNISIA-ENVIRONMENT/ Phosphates, the poison of GabĆØs.
Augustin Le Gall / Le Pictorium
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Gabes, June 3, 2016
Poster for the "Stop Pollution" event, addressing the environmental, social, and health crises in the Gabes oasis, is displayed at the entrance of the hotel hosting participants.
The "Stop Pollution" group, founded in Gabes in 2012 by activists and members of civil society, is organizing a three-day event to raise awareness among civil society actors, citizens, and public authorities in Gabes, encouraging them to reflect on the environmental crisis and how to address it.
Poster for the "Stop Pollution" event, addressing the environmental, social, and health crises in the Gabes oasis, is displayed at the entrance of the hotel hosting participants.
The "Stop Pollution" group, founded in Gabes in 2012 by activists and members of civil society, is organizing a three-day event to raise awareness among civil society actors, citizens, and public authorities in Gabes, encouraging them to reflect on the environmental crisis and how to address it.
TUNISIA-ENVIRONMENT/ On the phosphate route in Tunisia.
Augustin Le Gall / Le Pictorium
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Redeyef Factory.
"Work, work, work." written on the factory walls.
"Work, work, work." written on the factory walls.
TUNISIA-ENVIRONMENT/ On the phosphate route in Tunisia.
Augustin Le Gall / Le Pictorium
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Gabes. Chott Essalem Oasis. June 4, 2016.
Hedi Cherif, a neighbor of the Chairat family, lost between 60% and 80% of his lettuce and tobacco harvest due to pollution and acid rain in April 2016.
Hedi Cherif, a neighbor of the Chairat family, lost between 60% and 80% of his lettuce and tobacco harvest due to pollution and acid rain in April 2016.
TUNISIA-ENVIRONMENT/ On the phosphate route in Tunisia.
Augustin Le Gall / Le Pictorium
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Agricultural plot on the outskirts of Chott Essalem in GabĆØs.
TUNISIA-ENVIRONMENT/ Phosphates, the poison of GabĆØs.
Augustin Le Gall / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0320670.jpg
Gabes. June 4, 2016. View from the Chairat family's plot in the Chott Essalem oasis of the Tunisian Chemical Group (GCT) plant in Gabes. The plant is a Tunisian state-owned company that produces and processes phosphate extracted from the Gafsa region into chemical products such as fertilizer and phosphoric acid. Exporting 90% of its production, the group is the main economic driver of the region and employs over 3,000 people on site. Farmers in the oasis face severe soil and air pollution due to toxic and polluting discharges into the air and sea. The plant releases 13,000 tons of dry phosphogypsum into the Mediterranean Sea every day.
TUNISIA-ENVIRONMENT/ On the phosphate route in Tunisia.
Augustin Le Gall / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0320669.jpg
Gabes. June 4, 2016.
View of the Tunisian Chemical Group (GCT) plant in Gabes. The plant is a Tunisian state-owned company that produces and processes phosphate extracted from the Gafsa region into chemical products such as fertilizer and phosphoric acid. Exporting 90% of its production, the group is the main economic driver of the region and employs over 3,000 people on site. Farmers in the oasis face severe soil and air pollution due to toxic and polluting discharges into the air and sea. The plant releases 13,000 tons of dry phosphogypsum mixed with water into the Mediterranean Sea every day.
View of the Tunisian Chemical Group (GCT) plant in Gabes. The plant is a Tunisian state-owned company that produces and processes phosphate extracted from the Gafsa region into chemical products such as fertilizer and phosphoric acid. Exporting 90% of its production, the group is the main economic driver of the region and employs over 3,000 people on site. Farmers in the oasis face severe soil and air pollution due to toxic and polluting discharges into the air and sea. The plant releases 13,000 tons of dry phosphogypsum mixed with water into the Mediterranean Sea every day.
Illustration: Jerusalem, Israel
Gilles Bader / Le Pictorium
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Hebron, in the West Bank, under pressure from the Israeli army and Illustration: Jerusalem, Israel.
Illustration: Jerusalem, Israel
Gilles Bader / Le Pictorium
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Hebron, in the West Bank, under pressure from the Israeli army and Illustration: Jerusalem, Israel.
Illustration: Jerusalem, Israel
Gilles Bader / Le Pictorium
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Hebron, in the West Bank, under pressure from the Israeli army and Illustration: Jerusalem, Israel.
Illustration: Jerusalem, Israel
Gilles Bader / Le Pictorium
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Hebron, in the West Bank, under pressure from the Israeli army and Illustration: Jerusalem, Israel.
Illustration: Jerusalem, Israel
Gilles Bader / Le Pictorium
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Hebron, in the West Bank, under pressure from the Israeli army and Illustration: Jerusalem, Israel.
Illustration: Jerusalem, Israel
Gilles Bader / Le Pictorium
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Hebron, in the West Bank, under pressure from the Israeli army and Illustration: Jerusalem, Israel.
Illustration: Jerusalem, Israel
Gilles Bader / Le Pictorium
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Hebron, in the West Bank, under pressure from the Israeli army and Illustration: Jerusalem, Israel.
Illustration: Jerusalem, Israel
Gilles Bader / Le Pictorium
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Hebron, in the West Bank, under pressure from the Israeli army and Illustration: Jerusalem, Israel.
Illustration: Jerusalem, Israel
Gilles Bader / Le Pictorium
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Hebron, in the West Bank, under pressure from the Israeli army and Illustration: Jerusalem, Israel.
Illustration: Jerusalem, Israel
Gilles Bader / Le Pictorium
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Hebron, in the West Bank, under pressure from the Israeli army and Illustration: Jerusalem, Israel.
Illustration: Jerusalem, Israel
Gilles Bader / Le Pictorium
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Hebron, in the West Bank, under pressure from the Israeli army and Illustration: Jerusalem, Israel.
Illustration: Jerusalem, Israel
Gilles Bader / Le Pictorium
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Hebron, in the West Bank, under pressure from the Israeli army and Illustration: Jerusalem, Israel.
Illustration: Jerusalem, Israel
Gilles Bader / Le Pictorium
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Hebron, in the West Bank, under pressure from the Israeli army and Illustration: Jerusalem, Israel.
Illustration: Jerusalem, Israel
Gilles Bader / Le Pictorium
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Hebron, in the West Bank, under pressure from the Israeli army and Illustration: Jerusalem, Israel.
Illustration: Jerusalem, Israel
Gilles Bader / Le Pictorium
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Hebron, in the West Bank, under pressure from the Israeli army and Illustration: Jerusalem, Israel.
Illustration: Jerusalem, Israel
Gilles Bader / Le Pictorium
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Hebron, in the West Bank, under pressure from the Israeli army and Illustration: Jerusalem, Israel.
Illustration: Jerusalem, Israel
Gilles Bader / Le Pictorium
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Hebron, in the West Bank, under pressure from the Israeli army and Illustration: Jerusalem, Israel.
Illustration: Jerusalem, Israel
Gilles Bader / Le Pictorium
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Hebron, in the West Bank, under pressure from the Israeli army and Illustration: Jerusalem, Israel.
Illustration: Jerusalem, Israel
Gilles Bader / Le Pictorium
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Hebron, in the West Bank, under pressure from the Israeli army and Illustration: Jerusalem, Israel.
Illustration: Hebron, in the West Bank
Gilles Bader / Le Pictorium
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one of the city's main thoroughfares. Hebron, in the West Bank, under pressure from the Israeli army and settlers.
Illustration: Hebron, in the West Bank
Gilles Bader / Le Pictorium
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graffiti on the city walls. Hebron, in the West Bank, under pressure from the Israeli army and settlers.
Illustration: Hebron, in the West Bank
Gilles Bader / Le Pictorium
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an Israeli army checkpoint in the heart of the city to filter the passage of Palestinians. Hebron, in the West Bank, under pressure from the Israeli army and settlers.
Illustration: Hebron, in the West Bank
Gilles Bader / Le Pictorium
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an Israeli army checkpoint in the heart of the city to filter the passage of Palestinians. Hebron, in the West Bank, under pressure from the Israeli army and settlers.
Illustration: Hebron, in the West Bank
Gilles Bader / Le Pictorium
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an Israeli army checkpoint in the heart of the city to filter the passage of Palestinians. Hebron, in the West Bank, under pressure from the Israeli army and settlers.
Illustration: Hebron, in the West Bank
Gilles Bader / Le Pictorium
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an Israeli army checkpoint in the heart of the city to filter the passage of Palestinians. Hebron, in the West Bank, under pressure from the Israeli army and settlers.
Illustration: Hebron, in the West Bank
Gilles Bader / Le Pictorium
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an old sesame oil press. Hebron, in the West Bank, under pressure from the Israeli army and settlers.
Illustration: Hebron, in the West Bank
Gilles Bader / Le Pictorium
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an example of local craftsmanship such as blown glass. Hebron, in the West Bank, under pressure from the Israeli army and settlers.
Illustration: Hebron, in the West Bank
Gilles Bader / Le Pictorium
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an example of local craftsmanship such as blown glass. Hebron, in the West Bank, under pressure from the Israeli army and settlers.
Illustration: Hebron, in the West Bank
Gilles Bader / Le Pictorium
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The old town and its shops have been suffering from a lack of tourists since 7 October 2023. Hebron, in the West Bank, under pressure from the Israeli army and settlers.
Illustration: Hebron, in the West Bank
Gilles Bader / Le Pictorium
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The old town and its shops have been suffering from a lack of tourists since 7 October 2023. Hebron, in the West Bank, under pressure from the Israeli army and settlers.
Illustration: Hebron, in the West Bank
Gilles Bader / Le Pictorium
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In this house, whose door has been sealed by the Israeli army, the occupants now have to climb out of the windows, in front of which they have built staircases. Hebron, in the West Bank, under pressure from the Israeli army and settlers.
Illustration: Hebron, in the West Bank
Gilles Bader / Le Pictorium
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In this house, whose door has been sealed by the Israeli army, the occupants now have to climb out of the windows, in front of which they have built staircases. Hebron, in the West Bank, under pressure from the Israeli army and settlers.
Illustration: Hebron, in the West Bank
Gilles Bader / Le Pictorium
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Hebron, in the West Bank, under pressure from the Israeli army and settlers.
Illustration: Hebron, in the West Bank
Gilles Bader / Le Pictorium
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a manufacturer of Turkish delight. Hebron, in the West Bank, under pressure from the Israeli army and settlers.
Illustration: Hebron, in the West Bank
Gilles Bader / Le Pictorium
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an old soap merchant from the old town. Hebron, in the West Bank, under pressure from the Israeli army and settlers.
Illustration: Hebron, in the West Bank
Gilles Bader / Le Pictorium
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an old soap merchant from the old town. Hebron, in the West Bank, under pressure from the Israeli army and settlers.
Illustration: Hebron, in the West Bank
Gilles Bader / Le Pictorium
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The old town and its shops have been suffering from a lack of tourists since 7 October 2023. Hebron, in the West Bank, under pressure from the Israeli army and settlers.
Illustration: Hebron, in the West Bank
Gilles Bader / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0316238.jpg
The old town and its shops have been suffering from a lack of tourists since 7 October 2023. Hebron, in the West Bank, under pressure from the Israeli army and settlers.
Illustration: Hebron, in the West Bank
Gilles Bader / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0316237.jpg
The old town and its shops have been suffering from a lack of tourists since 7 October 2023. Hebron, in the West Bank, under pressure from the Israeli army and settlers.
Illustration: Hebron, in the West Bank
Gilles Bader / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0316236.jpg
an Israeli army checkpoint in the heart of the city to filter the passage of Palestinians. Hebron, in the West Bank, under pressure from the Israeli army and settlers.
Illustration: Hebron, in the West Bank
Gilles Bader / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0316235.jpg
an Israeli army checkpoint in the heart of the city to filter the passage of Palestinians. Hebron, in the West Bank, under pressure from the Israeli army and settlers.
Illustration: Hebron, in the West Bank
Gilles Bader / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0316234.jpg
The old town and its shops have been suffering from a lack of tourists since 7 October 2023. Hebron, in the West Bank, under pressure from the Israeli army and settlers.
Illustration: Hebron, in the West Bank
Gilles Bader / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0316233.jpg
The old town and its shops have been suffering from a lack of tourists since 7 October 2023. Hebron, in the West Bank, under pressure from the Israeli army and settlers.
Illustration: Hebron, in the West Bank
Gilles Bader / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0316232.jpg
These shops were forced to close and seal their doors by the Israeli army because they were too close to a settlement. Hebron, in the West Bank, under pressure from the Israeli army and settlers.
Illustration: Hebron, in the West Bank
Gilles Bader / Le Pictorium
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Hebron, in the West Bank, under pressure from the Israeli army and settlers.
Illustration: Hebron, in the West Bank
Gilles Bader / Le Pictorium
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Hebron, in the West Bank, under pressure from the Israeli army and settlers.
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