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Moises Saman.

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Moises Saman, Iraq, 2009

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By Moises Saman, Salahaddin district of Aleppo, Syria, 2013

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kurdish women in traditional dress on their way to partake in newroz celebrations, cizîre, northern kurdistan, 2015 by moises saman

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AMMAN, JORDAN MOISES  SAMAN

Fatima Mohammad, 37, a Sudanese refugee, stands near her sleeping three-year-old son, Sami. Jordan hosts the second highest number of refugees per capita in the world, after Lebanon. More than 100,000 displaced people live in camps, while 542,700 live in cities and towns. These urban refugees have been hardest  hit by the lockdown.  Non-Syrian refugees in Jordan aren't allowed work permits and receive no financial  support from Jordan’s  government. As a result, refugees from countries such as Sudan, Yemen, and Somalia  struggle to eke out a living. The day after this photo was taken, a three-day lockdown was announced to  stem the spread of COVID-19, barring non-essential workers from leaving their homes.

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A unit of female Kurdish YPG fighters (Kurdish militia aligned with the PKK) gather in the Firat district of Nusaybin during a Women's Day celebration. Nusaybin, Turkey. March 7, 2016.

Photo by Moises Saman

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LIBYA. Tripoli. August 27, 2011. 

Wedding, and other personal photographs found inside the looted home of Aisha Qaddafi, the daughter of Libyan leader Moammar Qaddafi.

© Moises Saman