RMD4PA5P–A woman with her daughter wait their turn to be visited by a grant of doctors in Nicaragua.
RMD4PAM4–Children, sooner or later, will be responsible to take the country, and especially the family later, once the Americans leave and peace is restored.
RMD4PAMP–The Baghdad Museum was totally destroyed
RMD4PA5G–Music and Dance Centre in Baghdad. Children of high class prepare a concert. The music is not always able to calm the savage beast.
RMD4PAHH–A Spanish soldier patrol the streets of Diwaniyah.
RMD4PA67–The Baghdad Museum was totally destroyed
RMD4PAHC–Soldier controlling a man.
RMD4PAMC–Food aid distribution in Diwaniyah
RMD4PA69–Nicaragua doctors cater to victims near Diwaniyah.
RMD4PAMK–Attack against the U.S. occupation troops in the Baghdad neighborhood of Kerrada, causing serious damage to the local population. The attack killed an Iraqi and another merchant, 37, was injured. People passing by, including children, watching a big bloodb
RMD4PAJ5–Attack against the U.S. occupation troops in the Baghdad neighborhood of Kerrada, causing serious damage to the local population. The attack killed an Iraqi and another merchant, 37, was injured. People passing by, including children, watching a big bloodb
RMD4PAMF–Attack against the U.S. occupation troops in the Baghdad neighborhood of Kerrada, causing serious damage to the local population. The attack killed an Iraqi and another merchant, 37, was injured. People passing by, including children, watching a big bloodb
RMD4PAK1–dozens of people arriving each week in Al-Kharj Hospital in Baghdad.
RMD4PA5H–Medical checkup
RMD4PAMN–Women
RMD4PAK6–A Spanish soldier patrol the streets of Diwaniyah.
RMD4PAJ1–Parents try to transmit the culture of non-violence to their children in a world where most children do not know the meaning of being able to live in peace.
RMD4PAKA–Market Diwaniyah. A family is buying with your child on the streets of downtown.
RMD4PAM5–Fear, established by the leaders of the 'coalition' in Western populations to an unfamiliar culture and religion have served as an excuse to hide the real economic and strategic interests of a war fought with the sole intention of making with the second la
RMD4PAM8–Eight people killed in car bomb attack committed on New Year's Night 2003 at Nabil restaurant in Baghdad in which 12 foreigners and three Iraqi families celebrating the New Year. The injured are three journalists 'Los Angeles Times'.
RMD4PAM9–The Baghdad Museum was totally destroyed
RMD4PAJR–Al-Kharj Hospital. In one of the operating rooms, an Iraqi surgeon and his medical team comes for the extraction of a low caliber bullet that remains lodged in the jaw Karim.
RMD4PAHR–Food aid distribution in Diwaniyah
RMD4PAKY–Barber shop
RMD4PAMJ–They get several boxes of humanitarian aid. While mothers are distributed warm clothes, children play around. Any clothing is welcome, although bearing the emblem of the people who murdered their family and friends.
RMD4PAMT–Eight people killed in car bomb attack committed on New Year's Night 2003 at Nabil restaurant in Baghdad in which 12 foreigners and three Iraqi families celebrating the New Year. The injured are three journalists 'Los Angeles Times'.
RMD4PAJ2–streets of Diwaniyah.
RMD4PAHX–Spanish troops patrol the streets of Diwaniyah.
RMD4PA5D–Dance Center of Baghdad girls rehearse every day trying to normalize life as if nothing happened outside these four walls.
RMD4PAKX–A man with her daughter wait their turn to be visited by a grant of doctors
RMD4PAKF–Market Diwaniyah. A family is buying with your child on the streets of downtown.
RMD4PAMB–Religious symbols are visible on any part of the city.
RMD4PA5K–Religious symbols are always visible in the interior of any vehicle.
RMD4PAMW–Shops and Streets of Diwaniyah.
RMD4PAHW–Spanish troops patrol the streets of Diwaniyah.
RMD4PAKP–Spanish troops patrol the streets of Diwaniyah.
RMD4PAJ8–Dance Center of Baghdad girls rehearse every day trying to normalize life as if nothing happened outside these four walls.
RMD4PAMD–Children; sooner or later; will be responsible to take the country; and especially the family later; once the Americans leave and peace is restored.
RMD4PAK4–Market Diwaniyah. A family is buying with your child on the streets of downtown.
RMD4PAK9–The announcement of a Westernised woman contrasts significantly with the dress of the elderly: covered with hair and always black.
RMD4PAM0–Check made a point of access to Diwniya. The soldiers searched the men in search of weapons.
RMD4PAHD–Spanish troops patrol the streets of Diwaniyah.
RMD4PA5N–Boy playing.
RMD4PAJT–They get several boxes of humanitarian aid. While mothers are distributed warm clothes, children play around. Any clothing is welcome, although bearing the emblem of the people who murdered their family and friends.
RMD4PA62–Soldier in Diwaniyah
RMD4PAM6–During the day, the traffic is unbearable, the markets are full of people buying or selling anything, and people seem to coexist in harmony with other hostile world and submerged, but when the sun starts to hide, a curfew not imposed, but recommended, seiz
RMD4PAHJ–Eight people killed in car bomb attack committed on New Year's Night 2003 at Nabil restaurant in Baghdad in which 12 foreigners and three Iraqi families celebrating the New Year. The injured are three journalists 'Los Angeles Times'.
RMD4PAJC–After the war, the Iraqi standard of living has declined sharply, and that poverty has many consequences for the children. The precariousness of the current administration and the lack of laws regarding compulsory basic education, coupled with the difficul
RMD4PAKK–After the war, the Iraqi standard of living has declined sharply, and that poverty has many consequences for the children. The precariousness of the current administration and the lack of laws regarding compulsory basic education, coupled with the difficul
RMD4PAKM–A radiograph shows the patient is seen as the bullet has fragmented into several parts, to be embedded in the jaw and the pinna. It is a victim of gunshot wounds dozens of people arriving each week in Al-Kharj Hospital in Baghdad.
RMD4PAHE–little Girl
RMD4PAKE–Many children do not go to class and run up and down play, while their parents earn a living picking up anything that can be recycled.
RMD4PA5T–Children, sooner or later, will be responsible to take the country, and especially the family later, once the Americans leave and peace is restored.
RMD4PAHK–street life in December 2003
RMD4PA5E–College of Diwaniyah disabled. Children begin to learn Spanish word.
RMD4PAK7–Woman and girl in Diwaniyah in December 2003.
RMD4PAJ0–After the war, the Iraqi standard of living has declined sharply, and that poverty has many consequences for the children. The precariousness of the current administration and the lack of laws regarding compulsory basic education, coupled with the difficul
RMD4PAMR–Although importantly, most schools are open, they're still very precarious: there is no electricity, heaters do not work and sometimes the material is insufficient.
RMD4PAHF–Nicaragua doctors cater to victims near Diwaniyah.
RMD4PAHG–A hairdresser any central streets of Diwaniyah. The best football players decorate the window, and as hairdressers all over the world, the new signings are always cause for conversation.
RMD4PA5M–Attack against the U.S. occupation troops in the Baghdad neighborhood of Kerrada, causing serious damage to the local population. The attack killed an Iraqi and another merchant, 37, was injured. People passing by, including children, watching a big bloodb
RMD4PAKW–A woman with her daughter wait their turn to be visited by a grant of doctors from Nicaragua.
RMD4PAKJ–Children, sooner or later, will be responsible to take the country, and especially the family later, once the Americans leave and peace is restored.
RMD4PAME–young woman with a baby
RMD4PAHB–They get several boxes of humanitarian aid. While mothers are distributed warm clothes, children play around. Any clothing is welcome, although bearing the emblem of the people who murdered their family and friends.
RMD4PAKN–A woman with her daughter wait their turn to be visited by a grant of doctors
RMD4PA5F–Mother with her daughters
RMD4PA68–Photographs of Diwaniyah.
RMD4PAM2–A hairdresser any central streets of Diwaniyah. The best football players decorate the window, and as hairdressers all over the world, the new signings are always cause for conversation.
RMD4PAHY–Street scene in Diwaniyah in December 2003.
RMD4PAHP–Spanish troops patrol the streets of Diwaniyah.
RMD4PAJJ–Eight people killed in car bomb attack committed on New Year's Night 2003 at Nabil restaurant in Baghdad in which 12 foreigners and three Iraqi families celebrating the New Year. The injured are three journalists 'Los Angeles Times'.
RMD4PAK0–Shops and Streets of Diwaniyah.
RMD4PAK3–Market Diwaniyah. A family is buying with your child on the streets of downtown.
RMD4PAM3–Market Diwaniyah. A family is buying with your child on the streets of downtown.
RMD4PAJK–Market Diwaniyah. A family is buying with your child on the streets of downtown.
RMD4PAKC–They get several boxes of humanitarian aid. While mothers are distributed warm clothes, children play around. Any clothing is welcome, although bearing the emblem of the people who murdered their family and friends.
RMD4PAJN–A mother hugs her sun.
RMD4PAJM–A woman begging
RMD4PA5J–After the war, the Iraqi standard of living has declined sharply, and that poverty has many consequences for the children. The precariousness of the current administration and the lack of laws regarding compulsory basic education, coupled with the difficul
RMD4PAMH–Tea Shop in Diwaniyah. Among the religious symbols and soccer players share the spotlight on the wall of the kitchen.
RMD4PA5Y–They get several boxes of humanitarian aid. While mothers are distributed warm clothes, children play around. Any clothing is welcome, although bearing the emblem of the people who murdered their family and friends.
RMD4PAMM–They get several boxes of humanitarian aid. While mothers are distributed warm clothes, children play around. Any clothing is welcome, although bearing the emblem of the people who murdered their family and friends.
RMD4PAKR–Women and a little girl.
RMD4PAM7–Women with children
RMD4PAHN–College of Diwaniyah disabled. Children begin to learn Spanish word.
RMD4PAJY–Although importantly, most schools are open, they're still very precarious: there is no electricity, heaters do not work and sometimes the material is insufficient.
RMD4PAJ3–girls
RMD4PAJG–Tea Shop in Diwaniyah. Among the religious symbols and soccer players share the spotlight on the wall of the kitchen.
RMD4PAHT–They get several boxes of humanitarian aid. While mothers are distributed warm clothes, children play around. Any clothing is welcome, although bearing the emblem of the people who murdered their family and friends.
RMD4PAKH–Mother and daughter cooking-
RMD4PAKD–A man with his children wait their turn to be visited by a grant of doctors from Nicaragua.
RMD4PA61–Although importantly, most schools are open, they're still very precarious: there is no electricity, heaters do not work and sometimes the material is insufficient.
RMD4PA66–Tea Shop in Diwaniyah. Among the religious symbols and soccer players share the spotlight on the wall of the kitchen.
RMD4PAJX–Although importantly, most schools are open, they're still very precarious: there is no electricity, heaters do not work and sometimes the material is insufficient.
RMD4PAJ6–Soldier greets a boy in a school in Diwaniyah in December 2003.
RMD4PAHM–College of Diwaniyah disabled. Children begin to learn Spanish word.
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