Book de Gabrielle Ka Portfolio : 2014, Fleeing violence: Yazidi displaced people in Iraqi Kurdistan

Book de Gabrielle Ka Portfolio : 2014, Fleeing violence: Yazidi displaced people in Iraqi Kurdistan

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© Gabrielle Ka<br/><span>August, 2014. Khanke IDP camp, Mossul lake in the back.
Khanke is currently hosting more than 13,000 Iraqis IDP and the newly established camp is home to more than 1,000 displaced families and has the capacity to host an additional 2,000 families.</span>

© Gabrielle Ka<br/><span>Bajet Kandala Refugee Camp, situated just few kilometers from the Peshabur border crossing with Syria, was meant to serve as a reception/transit camp for the Syrian refugees. Today it is hosting both Syrian and Iraqi displaced people.</span>

© Gabrielle Ka /"We do not walk on our legs, but on our will", Sufi proverb.<br/><span></span>

© Gabrielle Ka<br/><span>November, 2014. Zakho close to military school.
Due to the displacement situation, IDP children have no acces to school and no educational activities in their settlement.</span>

© Gabrielle Ka<br/><span>September, 2014. In Zakho, construction of Berseve camp. The relocation of 500 000 famillies started in early November 2014.</span>

© Gabrielle Ka<br/><span>November, 2014. First families moving from school to Sharya IDP camp few days before winter’s arrives. They have been living in Schools, unfinished buildings of informal tent settlements since August’s crisis.</span>

© Gabrielle Ka<br/><span>November, 2014. 365 families are still living in Dalal City unfinished buildings, Zakho near turkish border.</span>

© Gabrielle Ka<br/><span>December, 2014. A family living in Dalal City, surroundings of Zakho.
Most cannot afford to buy gaz or kerozen, as a result they collect wood for cooking, warm water for shower or heat up their living place.</span>

© Gabrielle Ka<br/><span>September, 2014. Winter is harsh in this region, and with no windows or heating, living conditions for people sheltering in unfinished buildings will be extremely precarious.</span>

© Gabrielle Ka<br/><span>September, 2014. A woman drying Yazidis white traditional clothes.</span>

© Gabrielle Ka<br/><span>Sharya local inhbitants are giving free barber services to the Yazidis displaced hosted in the communal schools and other buildings.</span>

© Gabrielle Ka<br/><span>More than a food necessity, baking bread is a social activity for Yazidis women that gather down Dabin unfinished buildings.</span>

© Gabrielle Ka<br/><span>August, 2014. Dabin unfinished buildings in the early August hosting around 7000 IDP. NGO's like Doctors Without Borders responded with the installation of a mobile clinic giving free medical services.</span>

© Gabrielle Ka<br/><span>Evan, 3, and her sister in Dalal Informal settlement, Zakho city.</span>

© Gabrielle Ka<br/><span>December, 2014. Gule and her 3 sons are living in this handmade shelter. They are not covered by NGO's response, but receive aid from neighborhood's charity.</span>

© Gabrielle Ka<br/><span>Yazidi women having a consultation with a psychologist. Doctors without Border provides medical care assistance to iraqi displaced people in Dohuk governorate since July 2014.</span>

© Gabrielle Ka<br/><span>Man having a consultation at Doctors without Borders Mobile clinic in Khalababke, surroundings of Zakho city.</span>

© Gabrielle Ka<br/><span>October, 2014. Men awaiting for Doctor Without Borders's distribution of hygiene kits to start.</span>

© Gabrielle Ka<br/><span>October, 2014. During registration of the population in Dabin city. A Grandma is rocking her child to sleep.</span>

© Gabrielle Ka<br/><span>Faycal, community health worker helps his community seeking health behavior during displacement.</span>

© Gabrielle Ka<br/><span>December, 2014. Suleiman is living in an unfinished Mosque. Each family has created her own living space made of plastic sheet and cartons.</span>

© Gabrielle Ka<br/><span>December, 2014.
After months of siege, Abu Suleiman is going to the liberated town of Sinjar today. A first step to check the state of his house and the situation around.</span>

© Gabrielle Ka<br/><span>December 2014.
Yazidi are still remaining in an uncertain future concerning the return to their homeland. They might stay a couple of more month in unfinished buildings...</span>

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