Iraq insh'allah

Iraq insh'allah

Iraq insh'allah

Iraq insh'allah

Iraq insh'allah

Iraq insh'allah

Iraq insh'allah

Iraq insh'allah

Iraq insh'allah

Iraq insh'allah

Iraq insh'allah

Iraq insh'allah

Iraq insh'allah

Iraq insh'allah

Iraq insh'allah

Photographs by Véronique de Viguerie

Text by Manon Querouil-Bruneel

Color photoreport in Iraq

Over the course of the last few years, Véronique de Viguerie and Manon Querouil-Bruneel have investigated the situation in Iraq, witnessing in the process instances of political, social, and humanitarian catastrophe.

Between the upheaval of Saddam Hussein’s removal from power in 2003 and the political fiction of Iraq’s alleged possession of a nuclear weapon, the country has had enough of mourning its dead. Some believe, and others dare say it out loud, that the roots of evil are still present, heralding the coming of a new monster — one worse than Daesh.

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