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Ali Arkardy is a photographer and photojournalist from Khanaqin, Iraq, located in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq near the Iranian border. A gradate of the Fine Arts Institution in Khanaqin, Ali has been working as a photographer since 2006 and currently is focusing on photo stories about Iraqis injured and disabled during war. He is mentored by VII photographer Ali’s photographs have been published in international and Iraq media and shown in more than a dozen exhibits in Iraq, Dubai, Georgia, and Germany. 2012 my story about a wounded soldier, the first prize on Iraq, and published in the cnn website and 2013 worked Subject for gettyimages abut 10 years after the U.S. invasion of Baghdad, His photo essay, “Daily Labor of Sulaimanyah, Iraq” appeared at the 2012 Festival for Georgia and was featured on the CNN International and PhotoAid web sites. In 2011, he was the bronze medial recipient at the Annual Festival in Hamburg, sponsored by the Arab Union of Photographers in Europe. 2014 was chosen in Noon-Nikon Masterclasss Ali also is a photography and an assistant media training instructor with Metrography’s Training Centre, located in Sulaimanyah, Iraq. In addition to editorial work, Ali completes corporate and commercial photography and videography assignments for international and national companies and NGOs and relief organizations, such as the United Nations, UNHCR, Mercy Corps, IREX, and International Relief Development (IRD). He is a member of the Federation of Iraq Photographers; Federation of Germany; and Organization Photographers, Iraq.
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The VII Foundation
The VII Foundation collaborates with partner organizations like UNICEF and The Global Fund to address significant humanitarian issues through visual media. It holds United Nations ECOSOC Special Consultative Status and integrates photography into effective communication strategies. The foundation also curates global photography exhibitions and offers workshops in photography, editing, and writing.
A Modern Odyssey: Two Iraqi Refugees Tell Their Harrowing Story
Salar Al Rishawi and Saif Al Khaleeli, two Iraqi refugees, recount their perilous journey from Baghdad to Berlin amidst the 2015 refugee crisis. Their story highlights the dangers faced by refugees, the challenges of resettlement, and the contrasting outcomes of their lives in Europe. While Salar remains in Germany, striving for stability and integration, Saif returns to Baghdad, facing ongoing threats and regret. The narrative underscores the broader political and social implications of the refugee crisis, including the responses of European leaders and the rise of populist movements.
Roadside bombs and brutal militias greet fleeing civilians
Civilians fleeing Daesh-held Fallujah face severe dangers, including roadside bombs and attacks by militants. Many are detained by Shiite militias, leading to fears of sectarian violence. Humanitarian aid is critically lacking, with displaced persons suffering from shortages of food, water, and medical care. The Iraqi government and international organizations are struggling to provide adequate support amid an economic crisis and underfunded humanitarian efforts.
Yazidis released by ISIL seek religious cleansing
In Lalish village, Iraq, hundreds of Yazidis, recently released by ISIL, gather at the holy center to be welcomed by Sheikh Hussein. Many are sick and traumatized, with some unable to remember their own names. Kidnapped in August and released last month, these Yazidis were forced to convert to Islam by ISIL, who massacred hundreds of their community. Yazidi leaders now call for a religious cleansing at the holy temple, though returning to their previous lives seems challenging for many.
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