Xoxo (World 2016, by Pascal Mora) - Swiss Press Award
![Erbil, March 1, 2015 Xoxe, 40, a Yazidi woman from Sinjhar, whose daughter was killed by Daesh (Islamic State), photographed in her "house" in an informal settlement in Erbil.](https://swiss-press-award.storage.googleapis.com/submissions/2015/9050/24070-9050-16bcb1-458994f1-7736ac-tiny.webp "Erbil, March 1, 2015 Xoxe, 40, a Yazidi woman from Sinjhar, whose daughter was killed by Daesh (Islamic State), photographed in her "house" in an informal settlement in Erbil.")
Pascal Mora
Erbil, March 1, 2015 Xoxe, 40, a Yazidi woman from Sinjhar, whose daughter was killed by Daesh (Islamic State), photographed in her "house" in an informal settlement in Erbil.
SonntagsBlick Magazin
Photo / World
2016
Pascal Mora
In March 2015, I traveled to Erbil, Iraq, for the "SonntagsBlick" magazine. Northern Iraq is considered relatively safe and has become a refuge for tens of thousands of Syrians and Kurds who have fled the Islamic State. Xoxe, a 40-year-old Yazidi woman, tearfully recounted how her daughter was murdered by ISIS in Sinjar. This photo was taken.
