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Syrian refugees in Jordan (Swiss Stories 2014, by Blaise Kormann) - Swiss Press Award

Khloud, 30, and two of her six children fled the city of Homs. They live in the largest meadow in the country.
Blaise Kormann
Khloud, 30, and two of her six children fled the city of Homs. They live in the largest meadow in the country.
Photo / Swiss Stories
2014

Syrian refugees in Jordan

Blaise Kormann

Khloud, 30, and two of her six children fled the city of Homs. They live in extreme poverty in Ramtha, in northern Jordan, in a house under construction, without water, toilets, doors or windows. June 19, 2013

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Syrian refugees in Jordan

L’Illustré/ journal de Terre des hommes

Photo / Swiss Stories
2014

Blaise Kormann

Khloud, 30, and two of her six children fled the city of Homs. They live in extreme poverty in Ramtha, in northern Jordan, in a house under construction, without water, toilets, doors or windows. June 19, 2013

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Blaise Kormann / Swiss Press Award

Blaise Kormann

Photographe, Moudon, 1969

Blaise Kormann, Photographer, 1969. Photographer for the French-language Swiss magazine L'Illustré since 2000. I began my professional career collaborating with various daily newspapers in French-speaking Switzerland. I then spent a few years in Southeast Asia creating a magazine and collaborating with various NGOs.

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