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Lauréate 2024 du Prix Pierre & Alexandra Boulat

Since Russia invaded Ukraine on February 24, 2022, many villages and towns have been wiped from the map.  According to a February 2025 report by the World Bank, the Ukrainian government, the European Commission and the United Nations, almost 30% of the Ukrainian territory is severely damaged and mined.  Ukraine’s Ministry for Development of Communities and Territories has recorded 4.6 million people who have lost their homes.  With the war still raging, some Ukrainian citizens, who have nowhere else to go, are trying to survive amidst the ruins, and some are even using them to rebuild their homes.

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Visa pour l'Image: Current events around the world

Every year since 1989, the international festival of photojournalism, Visa pour l'Image Perpignan, has reviewed the events of the previous year, covering social issues, conflicts and the state of the world viewed via a variety of subjects and from different points of view.

The program includes: exhibitions, evening screenings, round tables, workshops, portfolio reviews, school weeks, the chance to meet photographers, awards and grants.

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