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Berlin Wall in Paris
Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium
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Tourists walk past an exhibition of a fragment of the Berlin Wall on Trocadéro Square. The exposed section was covered in graffiti, some of which bore explicit political messages: anti-police slogans such as ACAB, the inscription RN = NAZI, and a message of support for the Palestinian cause, FREE GAZA. The latter was partially erased with blue spray paint, making the message of solidarity less legible. June 7, 2024. Pairs, France.
Berlin Wall in Paris
Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium
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Tourists walk past an exhibition of a fragment of the Berlin Wall on Trocadéro Square. The exposed section was covered in graffiti, some of which bore explicit political messages: anti-police slogans such as ACAB, the inscription RN = NAZI, and a message of support for the Palestinian cause, FREE GAZA. The latter was partially erased with blue spray paint, making the message of solidarity less legible. June 7, 2024. Pairs, France.
Cave paintings of the Mauritanian Adrar
Nicolas Réméné / Le Pictorium
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A rock shelter not far from the village of Terjit in the Mauritanian Adrar where cave paintings dating from the Neolithic period (between approximately 2500 and 4000 years BC) were discovered. The small paintings, drawn in red ocher and others in brown, represent wild fauna of the time (herds of cattle, quadrupedal animals grazing) but also certain characters. quadrupedal animals grazing) but also certain characters.
Cave paintings of the Mauritanian Adrar
Nicolas Réméné / Le Pictorium
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Cave paintings dated from the Neolithic (between approximately 2500 and 4000 BCE) on a site not far from the village of Terjit in the Mauritanian Adrar, July 7, 2024. The small-sized paintings traced in a rock shelter at the The red ocher and others of brown color represent wild fauna of the time (herds of cattle, quadrupedal animals grazing, warthogs, antelopes, crocodiles, but also certain characters.
Cave paintings of the Mauritanian Adrar
Nicolas Réméné / Le Pictorium
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Cave paintings dated from the Neolithic (between approximately 2500 and 4000 BCE) on a site not far from the village of Terjit in the Mauritanian Adrar, July 7, 2024. The small-sized paintings traced in a rock shelter at the The red ocher and others of brown color represent wild fauna of the time (herds of cattle, quadrupedal animals grazing, warthogs, antelopes, crocodiles, but also certain characters.
Cave paintings of the Mauritanian Adrar
Nicolas Réméné / Le Pictorium
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Cave paintings dated from the Neolithic (between approximately 2500 and 4000 BCE) on a site not far from the village of Terjit in the Mauritanian Adrar, July 7, 2024. The small-sized paintings traced in a rock shelter at the The red ocher and others of brown color represent wild fauna of the time (herds of cattle, quadrupedal animals grazing, warthogs, antelopes, crocodiles, but also certain characters.
Cave paintings of the Mauritanian Adrar
Nicolas Réméné / Le Pictorium
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Cave paintings dated from the Neolithic (between approximately 2500 and 4000 BCE) on a site not far from the village of Terjit in the Mauritanian Adrar, July 7, 2024. The small-sized paintings traced in a rock shelter at the The red ocher and others of brown color represent wild fauna of the time (herds of cattle, quadrupedal animals grazing, warthogs, antelopes, crocodiles, but also certain characters.
Cave paintings of the Mauritanian Adrar
Nicolas Réméné / Le Pictorium
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Cave paintings dated from the Neolithic (between approximately 2500 and 4000 BCE) on a site not far from the village of Terjit in the Mauritanian Adrar, July 7, 2024. The small-sized paintings traced in a rock shelter at the The red ocher and others of brown color represent wild fauna of the time (herds of cattle, quadrupedal animals grazing, warthogs, antelopes, crocodiles, but also certain characters.
Cave paintings of the Mauritanian Adrar
Nicolas Réméné / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298934.jpg
Cave paintings dated from the Neolithic (between approximately 2500 and 4000 BCE) on a site not far from the village of Terjit in the Mauritanian Adrar, July 7, 2024. The small-sized paintings traced in a rock shelter at the The red ocher and others of brown color represent wild fauna of the time (herds of cattle, quadrupedal animals grazing, warthogs, antelopes, crocodiles, but also certain characters.
Cave paintings of the Mauritanian Adrar
Nicolas Réméné / Le Pictorium
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A rock shelter not far from the village of Terjit in the Mauritanian Adrar where cave paintings dating from the Neolithic period (between approximately 2500 and 4000 years BC) were discovered. The small paintings, drawn in red ocher and others in brown, represent wild fauna of the time (herds of cattle, quadrupedal animals grazing) but also certain characters. quadrupedal animals grazing) but also certain characters.
Cave paintings of the Mauritanian Adrar
Nicolas Réméné / Le Pictorium
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Cave paintings dated from the Neolithic (between approximately 2500 and 4000 BCE) on a site not far from the village of Terjit in the Mauritanian Adrar, July 7, 2024. The small-sized paintings traced in a rock shelter at the The red ocher and others of brown color represent wild fauna of the time (herds of cattle, quadrupedal animals grazing, warthogs, antelopes, crocodiles, but also certain characters.
Cave paintings of the Mauritanian Adrar
Nicolas Réméné / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298937.jpg
Cave paintings dated from the Neolithic (between approximately 2500 and 4000 BCE) on a site not far from the village of Terjit in the Mauritanian Adrar, July 7, 2024. The small-sized paintings traced in a rock shelter at the The red ocher and others of brown color represent wild fauna of the time (herds of cattle, quadrupedal animals grazing, warthogs, antelopes, crocodiles, but also certain characters.
Cave paintings of the Mauritanian Adrar
Nicolas Réméné / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298938.jpg
Cave paintings dated from the Neolithic (between approximately 2500 and 4000 BCE) on a site not far from the village of Terjit in the Mauritanian Adrar, July 7, 2024. The small-sized paintings traced in a rock shelter at the The red ocher and others of brown color represent wild fauna of the time (herds of cattle, quadrupedal animals grazing, warthogs, antelopes, crocodiles, but also certain characters.
Cave paintings of the Mauritanian Adrar
Nicolas Réméné / Le Pictorium
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Cave paintings dated from the Neolithic (between approximately 2500 and 4000 BCE) on a site not far from the village of Terjit in the Mauritanian Adrar, July 7, 2024. The small-sized paintings traced in a rock shelter at the The red ocher and others of brown color represent wild fauna of the time (herds of cattle, quadrupedal animals grazing, warthogs, antelopes, crocodiles, but also certain characters.
Cave paintings of the Mauritanian Adrar
Nicolas Réméné / Le Pictorium
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Cave paintings dated from the Neolithic (between approximately 2500 and 4000 BCE) on a site not far from the village of Terjit in the Mauritanian Adrar, July 7, 2024. The small-sized paintings traced in a rock shelter at the The red ocher and others of brown color represent wild fauna of the time (herds of cattle, quadrupedal animals grazing, warthogs, antelopes, crocodiles, but also certain characters.
Cave paintings of the Mauritanian Adrar
Nicolas Réméné / Le Pictorium
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Cave paintings dated from the Neolithic (between approximately 2500 and 4000 BCE) on a site not far from the village of Terjit in the Mauritanian Adrar, July 7, 2024. The small-sized paintings traced in a rock shelter at the The red ocher and others of brown color represent wild fauna of the time (herds of cattle, quadrupedal animals grazing, warthogs, antelopes, crocodiles, but also certain characters.
Cave paintings of the Mauritanian Adrar
Nicolas Réméné / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298942.jpg
Cave paintings dated from the Neolithic (between approximately 2500 and 4000 BCE) on a site not far from the village of Terjit in the Mauritanian Adrar, July 7, 2024. The small-sized paintings traced in a rock shelter at the The red ocher and others of brown color represent wild fauna of the time (herds of cattle, quadrupedal animals grazing, warthogs, antelopes, crocodiles, but also certain characters.
Cave paintings of the Mauritanian Adrar
Nicolas Réméné / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298943.jpg
Cave paintings dated from the Neolithic (between approximately 2500 and 4000 BCE) on a site not far from the village of Terjit in the Mauritanian Adrar, July 7, 2024. The small-sized paintings traced in a rock shelter at the The red ocher and others of brown color represent wild fauna of the time (herds of cattle, quadrupedal animals grazing, warthogs, antelopes, crocodiles, but also certain characters.
Cave paintings of the Mauritanian Adrar
Nicolas Réméné / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0298944.jpg
Cave paintings dated from the Neolithic (between approximately 2500 and 4000 BCE) on a site not far from the village of Terjit in the Mauritanian Adrar, July 7, 2024. The small-sized paintings traced in a rock shelter at the The red ocher and others of brown color represent wild fauna of the time (herds of cattle, quadrupedal animals grazing, warthogs, antelopes, crocodiles, but also certain characters.
Cave paintings of the Mauritanian Adrar
Nicolas Réméné / Le Pictorium
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Cave paintings dated from the Neolithic (between approximately 2500 and 4000 BCE) on a site not far from the village of Terjit in the Mauritanian Adrar, July 7, 2024. The small-sized paintings traced in a rock shelter at the The red ocher and others of brown color represent wild fauna of the time (herds of cattle, quadrupedal animals grazing, warthogs, antelopes, crocodiles, but also certain characters.
AIDS, a life of survival
Olivier Donnars / Le Pictorium
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Alain has been HIV positive for over 25 years. A few words from the mayor of Paris and the 11th arrondissement are the only traces of his social life.
Migration on the border between Serbia and Romania
Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium
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Dry laundry in one of the corridors of one of the occupied houses. To get around the wall erected by the government of Hungarian President Viktor Orban, the exiles wishing to reach Europe try their luck by passing through Romania first. "Make the game" as they say here. Every night, small groups try to slip through the net set up by the Romanian authorities. The routes range from 2 to 15 kilometers, depending on the path taken, through woods and fields. The exiles settled in abandoned houses in the village of Majdan, try tirelessly to cross the border. Some of them have tried more than 50 times, but hope remains alive. May 10, 2021. Majdan. Serbia.
Migration on the border between Serbia and Romania
Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium
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A group of men talk in front of one of the abandoned houses that now serves as a refuge for exiles. To get around the wall erected by the government of Hungarian President Viktor Orban, the exiles wishing to reach Europe try their luck by passing through Romania. "Make the game" as they say here. Every night, small groups try to slip through the net set up by the Romanian authorities. The routes range from 2 to 15 kilometers, depending on the path taken, through woods and fields. The exiles settled in abandoned houses in the village of Majdan, try tirelessly to cross the border. Some of them have tried more than 50 times, but hope remains alive. May 10, 2021. Majdan. Serbia.
Migration on the border between Serbia and Romania
Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium
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An Iraqi refugee, a journalist by trade, is preparing chicken for himself and his wife. He explains to me that he bought some chicken to gain strength to try to cross the border tonight. The other days they are satisfied with much less food. To get around the wall erected by the government of Hungarian President Viktor Orban, the exiles wishing to reach Europe try their luck by passing through Romania. "Make the game" as they say here. Every night, small groups try to slip through the net set up by the Romanian authorities. The routes range from 2 to 15 kilometers, depending on the path taken, through woods and fields. The exiles settled in abandoned houses in the village of Majdan, try tirelessly to cross the border. Some of them have tried more than 50 times, but hope remains alive. May 10, 2021. Majdan. Serbia.
Migration on the border between Serbia and Romania
Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium
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Limar, a 4 year old Syrian girl. She arrived with her father and uncle to Serbia. To get around the wall erected by the government of Hungarian President Viktor Orban, the exiles wishing to reach Europe try their luck by passing through Romania first. "Make the game" as they say here. Every night, small groups try to slip through the net set up by the Romanian authorities. The routes range from 2 to 15 kilometers, depending on the path taken, through woods and fields. The exiles settled in abandoned houses in the village of Majdan, try tirelessly to cross the border. Some of them have tried more than 50 times, but hope remains alive. May 10, 2021. Majdan. Serbia.
Migration on the border between Serbia and Romania
Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium
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Preparation of the evening meal using a water point located in one of the houses. There is no shower or toilet but each house has access to water. To get around the wall erected by the government of Hungarian President Viktor Orban, the exiles wishing to reach Europe try their luck by passing through Romania. "Make the game" as they say here. Every night, small groups try to slip through the net set up by the Romanian authorities. The routes range from 2 to 15 kilometers, depending on the path taken, through woods and fields. The exiles settled in abandoned houses in the village of Majdan, try tirelessly to cross the border. Some of them have tried more than 50 times, but hope remains alive. May 10, 2021. Majdan. Serbia.
Migration on the border between Serbia and Romania
Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium
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A farmer in the village of Majdan sells milk to exiles. A liter of milk costs fifty dinars or forty cents. To get around the wall erected by the government of Hungarian President Viktor Orban, the exiles wishing to reach Europe try their luck by passing through Romania. "Make the game" as they say here. Every night, small groups try to slip through the net set up by the Romanian authorities. The routes range from 2 to 15 kilometers, depending on the path taken, through woods and fields. The exiles settled in abandoned houses in the village of Majdan, try tirelessly to cross the border. Some of them have tried more than 50 times, but hope remains alive. May 10, 2021. Majdan. Serbia.
Migration on the border between Serbia and Romania
Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium
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Two exiles come to get material in a camp away from the village. This hidden place, also allows to rest or to hide when a police intervention is coming. To get around the wall erected by the government of Hungarian President Viktor Orban, the exiles wishing to reach Europe try their luck by passing through Romania first. "Make the game" as they say here. Every night, small groups try to slip through the net set up by the Romanian authorities. The routes range from 2 to 15 kilometers, depending on the path taken, through woods and fields. The exiles settled in abandoned houses in the village of Majdan, try tirelessly to cross the border. Some of them have tried more than 50 times, but hope remains alive. May 10, 2021. Majdan. Serbia.
Migration on the border between Serbia and Romania
Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium
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Low light on a blue field, the sun is about to set. A few days later, an exile I met in Belgrade showed me X-rays of his leg. One morning, as he fell asleep in a field, while trying to cross the border, he was mowed down by an agricultural machine. He escaped with a fractured calf, but one of his companions was seriously injured and was transferred to a hospital in Hungary. To get around the wall erected by the government of Hungarian President Viktor Orban, the exiles wishing to reach Europe try their luck by passing through Romania first. "Make the game" as they say here. Every night, small groups try to slip through the net set up by the Romanian authorities. The routes range from 2 to 15 kilometers, depending on the path taken, through woods and fields. The exiles settled in abandoned houses in the village of Majdan, try tirelessly to cross the border. Some of them have tried more than 50 times, but hope remains alive. May 10, 2021. Majdan. Serbia.
Migration on the border between Serbia and Romania
Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium
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Evening meal. Since the beginning of Ramadan, the food is divided collectively between the houses. Some cook the potatoes, some the rice, and others take care of the bread. Around eight o'clock everyone collects their dishes and it is time to break the fast. To get around the wall erected by the government of Hungarian President Viktor Orban, the exiles wishing to reach Europe try their luck by passing through Romania. "Make the game" as they say here. Every night, small groups try to slip through the net set up by the Romanian authorities. The routes range from 2 to 15 kilometers, depending on the path taken, through woods and fields. The exiles settled in abandoned houses in the village of Majdan, try tirelessly to cross the border. Some of them have tried more than 50 times, but hope remains alive. May 10, 2021. Majdan. Serbia.
Migration on the border between Serbia and Romania
Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium
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Moment of relaxation after the meal. Some try to sleep a little before trying the "game" in the night. To get around the wall erected by the government of Hungarian President Viktor Orban, the exiles wishing to reach Europe try their luck by passing through Romania first. "Make the game" as they say here. Every night, small groups try to slip through the net set up by the Romanian authorities. The routes range from 2 to 15 kilometers, depending on the path taken, through woods and fields. The exiles settled in abandoned houses in the village of Majdan, try tirelessly to cross the border. Some of them have tried more than 50 times, but hope remains alive. May 10, 2021. Majdan. Serbia.
Migration on the border between Serbia and Romania
Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium
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A sign on the gate of a house says "do not enter" announcing that the house is inhabited. In the village of Majdan, many abandoned houses serve as shelters for exiles trying to cross the border. To get around the wall erected by the government of Hungarian President Viktor Orban, exiles wishing to reach Europe try their luck by passing through Romania first. "Make the game" as they say here. Every night, small groups try to slip through the net set up by the Romanian authorities. The routes range from 2 to 15 kilometers, depending on the path taken, through woods and fields. The exiles settled in abandoned houses in the village of Majdan, try tirelessly to cross the border. Some of them have tried more than 50 times, but hope remains alive. May 9, 2021. Majdan. Serbia.
Migration on the border between Serbia and Romania
Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium
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A convivial moment around a card game. To get around the wall erected by the government of Hungarian President Viktor Orban, the exiles wishing to reach Europe try their luck by passing through Romania first. "Make the game" as they say here. Every night, small groups try to slip through the net set up by the Romanian authorities. The routes range from 2 to 15 kilometers, depending on the path taken, through woods and fields. The exiles settled in abandoned houses in the village of Majdan, try tirelessly to cross the border. Some of them have tried more than 50 times, but hope remains alive. May 10, 2021. Majdan. Serbia.
Migration on the border between Serbia and Romania
Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium
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Two exiles try to connect several chargers on a system arranged to recover electricity. To get around the wall erected by the government of Hungarian President Viktor Orban, the exiles wishing to reach Europe try their luck by passing through Romania first. "Make the game" as they say here. Every night, small groups try to slip through the net set up by the Romanian authorities. The routes range from 2 to 15 kilometers, depending on the path taken, through woods and fields. The exiles settled in abandoned houses in the village of Majdan, try tirelessly to cross the border. Some of them have tried more than 50 times, but hope remains alive. May 10, 2021. Majdan. Serbia.
Migration on the border between Serbia and Romania
Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium
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Libyan, Moroccan and Algerian exiles play cards. They are installed under the frame of a house. In the foreground one of them is getting a haircut by a Syrian exile, a hairdresser by trade. To get around the wall erected by the government of Hungarian President Viktor Orban, the exiles wishing to reach Europe try their luck by passing through Romania. "Make the game" as they say here. Every night, small groups try to slip through the net set up by the Romanian authorities. The routes range from 2 to 15 kilometers, depending on the path taken, through woods and fields. The exiles settled in abandoned houses in the village of Majdan, try tirelessly to cross the border. Some of them have tried more than 50 times, but hope remains alive. May 10, 2021. Majdan. Serbia.
Migration on the border between Serbia and Romania
Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium
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Omar (left), Elyaas (center) and Abdullatif (left) prepare to leave. It is two o'clock in the morning. Everyone has tried to rest a little before the departure. The bags are always ready: some water, some food, an outfit and a pair of clean shoes to change into once they cross the border. Walking through the fields leaves marks on your clothes and there is no question of drawing attention to yourself once you are in Romania. To get around the wall erected by the government of Hungarian President Viktor Orban, the exiles wishing to reach Europe try their luck by passing through Romania first. "Make the game" as they say here. Every night, small groups try to slip through the net set up by the Romanian authorities. The routes range from 2 to 15 kilometers, depending on the path taken, through woods and fields. The exiles settled in abandoned houses in the village of Majdan, try tirelessly to cross the border. Some of them have tried more than 50 times, but hope remains alive. May 11, 2021. Majdan. Serbia.
Migration on the border between Serbia and Romania
Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium
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Some exiles sleep in a tent installed in one of the houses. A way to recover a little more warmth and have some privacy. To get around the wall erected by the government of the Hungarian president Viktor Orban, the exiles wishing to reach Europe try their luck by passing through Romania first. "Make the game" as they say here. Every night, small groups try to slip through the net set up by the Romanian authorities. The routes range from 2 to 15 kilometers, depending on the path taken, through woods and fields. The exiles settled in abandoned houses in the village of Majdan, try tirelessly to cross the border. Some of them have tried more than 50 times, but hope remains alive. May 11, 2021. Majdan. Serbia.
Migration on the border between Serbia and Romania
Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium
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Elyaas has to look at the path on google map for the hundredth time. Few words are exchanged. Everyone fills their water bottles and adjusts their clothes and backpacks before the ten kilometer walk to the Romanian border. To get around the wall erected by the government of Hungarian President Viktor Orban, the exiles wishing to reach Europe try their luck by passing through Romania first. "Make the game" as they say here. Every night, small groups try to slip through the net set up by the Romanian authorities. The routes range from 2 to 15 kilometers, depending on the path taken, through woods and fields. The exiles settled in abandoned houses in the village of Majdan, try tirelessly to cross the border. Some of them have tried more than 50 times, but hope remains alive. May 11, 2021. Majdan. Serbia.
Migration on the border between Serbia and Romania
Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium
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Refugees walk in the night to try to cross the border between Serbia and Romania. In order to bypass the wall erected by the government of the Hogrois president Viktor Orban, the exiles wishing to reach Europe try their luck by passing from now on through Romania. "Every night, small groups try to slip through the net set up by the Romanian authorities. The routes range from 2 to 15 kilometers, depending on the path taken, through woods and fields. In order to get around the wall erected by the government of Hon-griis President Viktor Orban, the exiles wishing to reach Europe try their luck by passing through Romania. "Make the game" as they say here. Every night, small groups try to slip through the net set up by the Romanian authorities. The routes range from 2 to 15 kilometers, depending on the path taken, through woods and fields. The exiles settled in abandoned houses in the village of Majdan, try tirelessly to cross the border. Some of them have tried more than 50 times, but hope remains alive. May 11, 2021. Majdan. Serbia.
Migration on the border between Serbia and Romania
Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium
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The group has already walked one and a half kilometers when it passes in front of the last building illuminated with an artificial light. The rest of the way will be done with the help of the torch of the telephones; the starry night brings nevertheless a visibility in spite of the absence of the moon. To get around the wall erected by the government of Hungarian President Viktor Orban, the exiles wishing to reach Europe try their luck by passing through Romania first. "Make the game" as they say here. Every night, small groups try to slip through the net set up by the Romanian authorities. The routes range from 2 to 15 kilometers, depending on the path taken, through woods and fields. The exiles settled in abandoned houses in the village of Majdan, try tirelessly to cross the border. Some of them have tried more than 50 times, but hope remains alive. May 11, 2021. Majdan. Serbia.
Migration on the border between Serbia and Romania
Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium
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Refugees walk in the night to try to cross the border between Serbia and Romania. To get around the wall erected by the government of Hungarian President Viktor Orban, exiles wishing to reach Europe are trying their luck by passing through Romania. "Every night, small groups try to slip through the net set up by the Romanian authorities. The routes range from 2 to 15 kilometers, depending on the path taken, through woods and fields. In order to get around the wall erected by the government of Hon-griis President Viktor Orban, the exiles wishing to reach Europe try their luck by passing through Romania. "Make the game" as they say here. Every night, small groups try to slip through the net set up by the Romanian authorities. The routes range from 2 to 15 kilometers, depending on the path taken, through woods and fields. The exiles settled in abandoned houses in the village of Majdan, try tirelessly to cross the border. Some of them have tried more than 50 times, but hope remains alive. May 11, 2021. Majdan. Serbia.
Migration on the border between Serbia and Romania
Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium
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The bright spot in the middle of the picture is a device that scans the border to detect possible intrusions. Frontex explains that it is "forced to take new measures in view of the clear signs of an increase in the number of people crossing illegally from Serbia" and that today, eighty-seven of its officials are patrolling alongside the Romanian police. To get around the wall erected by the government of Hungarian President Viktor Orban, the exiles wishing to reach Europe try their luck by passing through Romania first. "Make the game" as they say here. Every night, small groups try to slip through the net set up by the Romanian authorities. The routes range from 2 to 15 kilometers, depending on the path taken, through woods and fields. The exiles settled in abandoned houses in the village of Majdan, try tirelessly to cross the border. Some of them have tried more than 50 times, but hope remains alive. May 11, 2021. Majdan. Serbia.
Migration on the border between Serbia and Romania
Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium
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Elyaas, 35 years old. Christian of Syrian origin, he has just returned from the small village church where he can pray. To get around the wall erected by the government of the Hungarian president Viktor Orban, the exiles wishing to reach Europe try their luck by passing first through Romania. "Make the game" as they say here. Every night, small groups try to slip through the net set up by the Romanian authorities. The routes range from 2 to 15 kilometers, depending on the path taken, through woods and fields. The exiles settled in abandoned houses in the village of Majdan, try tirelessly to cross the border. Some of them have tried more than 50 times, but hope remains alive. May 9, 2021. Majdan. Serbia.
Migration on the border between Serbia and Romania
Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium
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Four o'clock in the morning, almost ten kilometers covered. All are soaked to the knees. The grass and the foliage have soaked shoes and pants. Everyone walks silently in column one behind the other. To get around the wall erected by the government of Hungarian President Viktor Orban, the exiles wishing to reach Europe try their luck by passing through Romania first. "Make the game" as they say here. Every night, small groups try to slip through the net set up by the Romanian authorities. The routes range from 2 to 15 kilometers, depending on the path taken, through woods and fields. The exiles settled in abandoned houses in the village of Majdan, try tirelessly to cross the border. Some of them have tried more than 50 times, but hope remains alive. May 11, 2021. Majdan. Serbia.
Migration on the border between Serbia and Romania
Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium
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To get around the wall erected by the government of the Hungarian president Viktor Orban, the exiles wishing to reach Europe try their luck by passing through Romania first. "Make the game" as they say here. Every night, small groups try to slip through the net set up by the Romanian authorities. The routes range from 2 to 15 kilometers, depending on the path taken, through woods and fields. The exiles settled in abandoned houses in the village of Majdan, try tirelessly to cross the border. Some of them have tried more than 50 times, but hope remains alive. May 11, 2021. Majdan. Serbia.
Migration on the border between Serbia and Romania
Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium
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To get around the wall erected by the government of the Hungarian president Viktor Orban, the exiles wishing to reach Europe try their luck by passing through Romania first. "Make the game" as they say here. Every night, small groups try to slip through the net set up by the Romanian authorities. The routes range from 2 to 15 kilometers, depending on the path taken, through woods and fields. The exiles settled in abandoned houses in the village of Majdan, try tirelessly to cross the border. Some of them have tried more than 50 times, but hope remains alive. May 11, 2021. Majdan. Serbia.
Migration on the border between Serbia and Romania
Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium
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Elyaas goes on a search to see if the police or the border guards are waiting further. Omar, Abdellatif and Ahmed are waiting in a small recess in the middle of the fields. The GPS of the cell phones indicate that they are right on the border between Romania and Serbia. To get around the wall erected by the government of Hungarian President Viktor Orban, the exiles wishing to reach Europe try their luck by passing through Romania first. "Make the game" as they say here. Every night, small groups try to slip through the net set up by the Romanian authorities. The routes range from 2 to 15 kilometers, depending on the path taken, through woods and fields. The exiles settled in abandoned houses in the village of Majdan, try tirelessly to cross the border. Some of them have tried more than 50 times, but hope remains alive. May 11, 2021. Majdan. Serbia.
Migration on the border between Serbia and Romania
Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium
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Elyaas goes on a search to see if the police or the border guards are waiting further. Omar, Abdellatif and Ahmed are waiting in a small recess in the middle of the fields. The GPS of the cell phones indicate that they are right on the border between Romania and Serbia. To get around the wall erected by the government of Hungarian President Viktor Orban, the exiles wishing to reach Europe try their luck by passing through Romania first. "Make the game" as they say here. Every night, small groups try to slip through the net set up by the Romanian authorities. The routes range from 2 to 15 kilometers, depending on the path taken, through woods and fields. The exiles settled in abandoned houses in the village of Majdan, try tirelessly to cross the border. Some of them have tried more than 50 times, but hope remains alive. May 11, 2021. Majdan. Serbia.
Migration on the border between Serbia and Romania
Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium
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Local cabs pick up Eritrean exiles to take them to a crossing point that is supposed to be guaranteed with a car waiting on the other side of the border. The price of a crossing is between 3500 and 6000 euros. To get around the wall erected by the government of Hungarian President Viktor Orban, the exiles wishing to reach Europe try their luck by passing through Romania. "Make the game" as they say here. Every night, small groups try to slip through the net set up by the Romanian authorities. The routes range from 2 to 15 kilometers, depending on the path taken, through woods and fields. The exiles settled in abandoned houses in the village of Majdan, try tirelessly to cross the border. Some of them have tried more than 50 times, but hope remains alive. May 9, 2021. Majdan. Serbia.
Migration on the border between Serbia and Romania
Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium
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An exile walks down a street in Majdan with two bags full of food. To get around the wall erected by the government of Hungarian President Viktor Orban, exiles wishing to reach Europe try their luck by passing through Romania first. "Make the game" as they say here. Every night, small groups try to slip through the net set up by the Romanian authorities. The routes range from 2 to 15 kilometers, depending on the path taken, through woods and fields. The exiles settled in abandoned houses in the village of Majdan, try tirelessly to cross the border. Some of them have tried more than 50 times, but hope remains alive. May 9, 2021. Majdan. Serbia.
Migration on the border between Serbia and Romania
Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium
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A Syrian refugee shows his tattoos. As we talk, I understand that he has left Bashar's army and wants to draw a line under the past by building a new life in Europe. To get around the wall erected by the government of Hungarian President Viktor Orban, the exiles wishing to reach Europe try their luck by passing through Romania. "Make the game" as they say here. Every night, small groups try to slip through the net set up by the Romanian authorities. The routes range from 2 to 15 kilometers, depending on the path taken, through woods and fields. The exiles settled in abandoned houses in the village of Majdan, try tirelessly to cross the border. Some of them have tried more than 50 times, but hope remains alive. May 10, 2021. Majdan. Serbia.
Migration on the border between Serbia and Romania
Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium
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A moment of joking about the number of times each person tried to pass. Twenty, thirty, sixty times, some stopped counting. To get around the wall erected by the government of Hungarian President Viktor Orban, the exiles wishing to reach Europe try their luck by passing through Romania first. "Make the game" as they say here. Every night, small groups try to slip through the net set up by the Romanian authorities. The routes range from 2 to 15 kilometers, depending on the path taken, through woods and fields. The exiles settled in abandoned houses in the village of Majdan, try tirelessly to cross the border. Some of them have tried more than 50 times, but hope remains alive. May 10, 2021. Majdan. Serbia.
Migration on the border between Serbia and Romania
Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium
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Dry laundry in the garden of one of the occupied houses. To get around the wall erected by the government of Hungarian President Viktor Orban, the exiles wishing to reach Europe try their luck by passing through Romania first. "Make the game" as they say here. Every night, small groups try to slip through the net set up by the Romanian authorities. The routes range from 2 to 15 kilometers, depending on the path taken, through woods and fields. The exiles settled in abandoned houses in the village of Majdan, try tirelessly to cross the border. Some of them have tried more than 50 times, but hope remains alive. May 10, 2021. Majdan. Serbia.
Migration on the border between Serbia and Romania
Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium
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Young Syrian refugee, 7 years old. He is on the road for 6 months with his father. To get around the wall erected by the government of the Hungarian president Viktor Orban, the exiles wishing to reach Europe try their luck by passing first through Romania. "Make the game" as they say here. Every night, small groups try to slip through the net set up by the Romanian authorities. The routes range from 2 to 15 kilometers, depending on the path taken, through woods and fields. The exiles settled in abandoned houses in the village of Majdan, try tirelessly to cross the border. Some of them have tried more than 50 times, but hope remains alive. May 10, 2021. Majdan. Serbia.
Migration on the border between Serbia and Romania
Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium
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Surveillance system of the Hungarian border, near Subotica (Serbia). Turrets, barriers, barbed wire and patrols driving around in cars are weapons of deterrence. To get around the wall erected by the government of Hungarian President Viktor Orban, the exiles wishing to reach Europe try their luck by passing through Romania first. "Make the game" as they say here. Every night, small groups try to slip through the net set up by the Romanian authorities. The routes range from 2 to 15 kilometers, depending on the path taken, through woods and fields. The exiles settled in abandoned houses in the village of Majdan, try tirelessly to cross the border. Some of them have tried more than 50 times, but hope remains alive. May 9, 2021. Subotica. Serbia.
Migration on the border between Serbia and Romania
Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium
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Surveillance system on the Hungarian border near Subotica (Serbia). Turrets, fences, barbed wire and patrols driving around in cars are weapons of deterrence. To get around the wall erected by the government of Hungarian President Viktor Orban, exiles wishing to reach Europe now try their luck by passing through Romania. "Every night, small groups try to slip through the net set up by the Romanian authorities. The routes range from 2 to 15 kilometers, depending on the path taken, through woods and fields. May 9, 2021. Subotica. Serbia.
Climbing in Paris
Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium
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Climbers have taken over the Vivali tunnel on the coulée verte to continue practicing their sport. Parisian climbers are deprived of climbing gyms and cannot go to the Fontainebleau forest. The 10 km rule has pushed climbers to open routes on the banks of the Seine or as here in the 12th district of Paris. The discipline knew a real boom before the covid with the opening of many bouldering gym everywhere in France. Climbing will be for the first time at the next Olympic Games in Tokyo. April 11, 2021. Paris, France.
Climbing in Paris
Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium
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Climbers have taken over the Vivali tunnel on the coulée verte to continue practicing their sport. Parisian climbers are deprived of climbing gyms and cannot go to the Fontainebleau forest. The 10 km rule has pushed climbers to open routes on the banks of the Seine or as here in the 12th district of Paris. The discipline knew a real boom before the covid with the opening of many bouldering gym everywhere in France. Climbing will be for the first time at the next Olympic Games in Tokyo. April 11, 2021. Paris, France.
Climbing in Paris
Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium
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Climbers have taken over the Vivali tunnel on the coulée verte to continue practicing their sport. Parisian climbers are deprived of climbing gyms and cannot go to the Fontainebleau forest. The 10 km rule has pushed climbers to open routes on the banks of the Seine or as here in the 12th district of Paris. The discipline knew a real boom before the covid with the opening of many bouldering gym everywhere in France. Climbing will be for the first time at the next Olympic Games in Tokyo. April 11, 2021. Paris, France.
Climbing in Paris
Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium
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Climbers have taken over the Vivali tunnel on the coulée verte to continue practicing their sport. Parisian climbers are deprived of climbing gyms and cannot go to the Fontainebleau forest. The 10 km rule has pushed climbers to open routes on the banks of the Seine or as here in the 12th district of Paris. The discipline knew a real boom before the covid with the opening of many bouldering gym everywhere in France. Climbing will be for the first time at the next Olympic Games in Tokyo. April 11, 2021. Paris, France.
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