Baghdad, Iraq
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Request a demoHawre Khalid grew up in the city of Kirkuk in northern Iraq. He started his career as a photographer and videographer in 2007 covering local news events before spending four years studying in the Netherlands. His work has been featured in international publications such as NatGeo, NYT, Time, Der Spiegel, the Sunday Times, Le Monde and Aljazeera English amongst others.
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Last summer ISIS declared an Islamic caliphate across Iraq and Syria after rampaging through large areas of both countries. Laylan camp opened last December and took in families from Iraq’s northern and central provinces who had been sleeping for months in mosques or churches in Kirkuk. The camp was projected to hold 7,500 but now holds around 9,000. Caught between government forces, Shiite militi
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I was born in Kirkuk, a city of northern Iraq in the Kurdish region of the country. It’s a multicultural place, where Arabs, Kurds, Turkmen, Christians and foreign workers live together. Back in the day, Saddam Hussein initiated several campaigns to ‘Arabise’ Kirkuk, evicting Kurdish families and giving their homes over to families from the south of Iraq. But when the US-led invasion of 2003 reach
As conflict rages in Iraq and in neighbouring Syria, tens of thousands of displaced people have sought refuge in Duhok Province. UNFPA is working around the clock to meet the needs of both Syrian refugees and internally displaced Iraqis in the area.
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Produced for Hawre Khalid Company
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