Rwanda genocide

http://www.thisisjersey.com/hmd/imageviewer.pl?1000232

Murder of defenseless Poles by Nazi Germany

Kazimiera Mika, a 10-year-old Polish girl, stoops over the body of her older sister. The elder Mika girl and six other women, desperate for food, had been digging for potatoes in a field in besieged Warsaw when the Luftwaffe struck. Nazi fliers swooped down to within 200 feet of the ground and attacked the group with machine-gun fire. Two were killed. As the aircraft left, Kazimiera ran to her fallen sibling. This was Kazimiera's first experience with the finality of death, and she was unable to understand why her sister could no longer speak to her.

Ciwil War in Nepal

A battalion of the People's Liberation Army, the Maoists' military wing, conducts a drill in the midwestern village of Gairigaon

Lebanon War

“The child whose dead body lies like a rag doll beside the cars which were supposedly taking her and her family to safety is a symbol of the latest Lebanon war” (Robert Fisk). Name unknown, her parents were also killed in Israeli attack on refugee column outside Ter Harfa, Lebanon, July 15.

http://www.internationalist.org/israellebanonwar0607.html

War in Angola

http://photos.igougo.com/pictures-photos-l106-s1-p155374-Children_of_war.html

War in Irak

War in Irak

http://cabanyal.wikispaces.com/Joaqu%C3%ADn

Burundi - DRC Refugees - Gatumba Refugee Camp Survivors

A Gatumba massacre victim shows her scars. On August 13, 2004 a force of armed combatants, many of them members of the Forces for National Liberation (FNL), massacred at least 152 Congolese civilians and wounded another 106 at Gatumba refugee camp. The FNL is a predominantly Hutu rebel movement known for its hostility to Tutsi and the victims were largely Banyamulenge, an ethnic group often categorized with Tutsi. But the massacre was more than just another case of ethnically-targeted slaughter in a region known for such horrors. At the intersection of two faltering peace processes, the attack underlined the continuing political conflicts within both the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Burundi and made them worse. The Gatumba camp provided shelter for 1,700 refugees who had fled DR Congo in June 2004.

http://www.christophecalais.com/

Famine in Somalia

Starving Somali in Mogadishu. Since 1988, the civil war disrupted the economy and food distribution. In 1992, the UN launched a peacekeeping and humanitarian operation called UNOSOM I (United Nations Operation in Somalia).

Photographer: Bernard Bisson

NATO Troops Entering Kosovo During the War

NATO troops entering Kosovo during the war for a peace-keeping mission. NATO plans to deploy nearly 50,000 troops in Kosovo as Yugoslav forces withdraw, as outlined in a peace agreement signed by Yugoslavia and NATO generals.

http://www.christophecalais.com/