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Caroline Poiron | View this photographers information and photos
Photojournalist Born in 1973 in FranceBA (economics), psychologist and photographies studies. Based in France, she has dedicated herself to reporting stories that go beyong the headline news coverage. Whether photographing Alzheimer issue in France, the Kalmylk bouddhist identity struggle in Russia, honor crimes in South East Anatolia, Turkey, Lebanon aftermath.She works as a freelance since 2000 for french press. Photographies are regularly published in Le Monde, Courrier International, Nouvel Obs, Bayard Press, in Lebanese literature papers and european editors.Awarded 3rd prize of the social and documentary photography for the work on old age in France.2005 : Exibition Arles 2005 selected by Martin Parr; 2006, Exibition at La Cité des sciences et de l'industrie; Exibition at the International Forum for Indigenous Peoples. 2007 : Exibition In Istanbul, Turkey with her work on Honor crimes, when Honor is saved. 2009 : French mediterranean media prize for her work in Lebanon. 2009 : Visa pour l'image projection of "Afghanistan, Kandahar, stronghold of taliban. 2010 : Afghanistan, war against education by the Taliban.

Somalia , Mogadishu , Mogadishu , Horn , Africa , drought , Drought , food , famine , Mogadishu , violence , distribution , camp , displaced persons , poverty , city , ruins , market crisis , Bakara , Bakhar , health , humanitarian assistance , capital , port , security , business , armed men , the front line , market , mobile phone , Somali , communication , communication

Mogadishu. October 11. Three months after the withdrawal of Islamic insurgent the Shehab, the capital looks like hell on earth. The Somalis are lost among the ruins. Wherever we go the the walls are covered by bullets impacts. During 20 years of civil war, Mogadishu is a no man's land, a lawless zone where the inhabitants lives like phantoms. Bakara market, the old economic center of the capital is completely deserted.