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  • By photographer Marc-Andre Pauze
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  • An unknown young girl waits for her turn to make the family water supply, on Friday, Feb. 25, 2005. ..A team of young nurses is in Tunisia to travel on camels in the Sahara, and get to Algerian nomads refugees. The algerian refugees live in the desert with their camels and sheeps herd and have no access to health care. ..Hundreds of Rabayas families crossed the borders during the algerian civil war and have a traditional way of life. By photographer Marc-Andre Pauze
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  • By photographer Marc-Andre Pauze
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  • 13 october 2006 - Montroyal Observatory, Canada. Canadian humorist and comedian Anthony Kavanagh visit the Mont Royal Observatory with his girlfriend, Alexandra Filiez, before returning to work in Paris.&#xD;&#xD;They were on a short break in his hometown, from their parisian life.<br /> By photographer Marc-Andre Pauze
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  • 08 November 2008, Rosalyne Mathias, 60, crushed by the emotions, she takes a moment to hug the tree that grew at the exact spot where she aborted, 43 years ago, after having made a circle of cedar leafs around the tree. After many sexual agression between age 15 and 17, she got pregnant. Too afraid to talk to her parents, she went alone in the wood to abort. 43 years later, she return on the site to have a ceremeony and hope to find peace. By photographer Marc-Andre Pauze
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  • 08 November 2008, Rosalyne Mathias, 60, takes a moment of serenity under the tree that grew at the exact spot where she aborted, 43 years ago, after having made a circle of cedar leafs around the tree. After many sexual agression between age 15 and 17, she got pregnant. Too afraid to talk to her parents, she went alone in the wood to abort. 43 years later, she return on the site to have a ceremeony and hope to find peace. By photographer Marc-Andre Pauze
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  • A ten years old boy is digging in the river in hope to discover saphir, under the watching eyes of an adult man who present himself as his elder, in Alakaka, Madagascar, on tuesday July 11, 2006...This boy and his brothers work full time as miner, for three years. None of them go to school. They live in a town of organised crime, corruption, prostitution and "reA?A?glement de compte." By photographer Marc-Andre Pauze
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  • December 12, 2006 - Ilakaka, Madagascar. Paul Rabialaky, 54, has been in Ilakaka for 5 years, looking for fortune as he hope to find Saphirre. Although, he found some precious stones a few years ago and managed to send the money in his family, he has found almost nothing for the last 2 years. His agricultural background permit him to survive as he farm some rice, corn and maniok between his mining activities. He lives with his wife while their children stay with family in Fianarantsoa. By photographer Marc-Andre Pauze
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  • CSSSNL/CHRDL, Joliette, Qc. 14 avril 2008. Le préposé à la salle d'opération, André Goyet, assiste l'anesthésiste à l'installation d'une rachianesthésie. Il réconforte et sécurise une vieille dame en lui expliquant le déroulement de la procédure.<br /> _____________________________________April 14, 2008; Joliette, Qc, Canada; André Goyet, assitant to patient in operating room assist the anasthesist with the Installation of a rachianesthesy. He comforts and makes safe an old lady by explaining the course of the procedure to her. By photographer Marc-Andre Pauze
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  • By photographer Marc-Andre Pauze
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  • Friday June 01 2007. Sahara, Tunisia. Algerian Rebayas woman building shelter from branches she has collected a few kilometers around camp while her sick child is resting in the sand. Temperature can reach 50 to 55 Celcius degrees in the summer. The shelter keep their few belonging and give them a break from the hot sun and windblowing sand storms. ..Hundreds of Rebayas families crossed the borders during the algerian civil war and have a traditional way of life, living all year long in the desert. Many children suffer from vitamin deficiencies and anaemia due to a loss of traditional feeding habits. ..As more and more motorized tourists (4X4, quad, motocross) go in the desert to have fun, the hunting games from which fed Rebayas are more difficult to hunt...A canadian nursing teacher go in the Sahara with five of her students to give healthcare to Algerian Rebayas nomads. 150 Km from the nearest Tunisian village, they travel by camels to get to the Algerian nomads refugees. They are giving basic health care and health education to these families. The algerian refugees live in the desert with their camels and sheeps herd, building shelters from branches and changing camp every months or so. Being paperless and living away from settlement, they have very few access to health care, although tunisian health system accept to give basic health care when they go in town, a few times a year. By photographer Marc-Andre Pauze
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  • Tuesday June 05 2007. Sahara, Tunisia. An old Rebaya woman care for her weak and sick grand child in the shelter made of branches while his parent are away collecting more branches and water, many kilometers away...Hundreds of Rebayas families crossed the borders during the algerian civil war and have a traditional way of life, living all year long in the desert. Many children suffer from vitamin deficiencies and anaemia due to a loss of traditional feeding habits. ..As more and more motorized tourists (4X4, quad, motocross) go in the desert to have fun, the hunting games from which fed Rebayas are more difficult to hunt. Their ancestors fed from game's stomach as well as the fresh meat, to have a more balance diet...A canadian nursing teacher go in the Sahara with five of her students to give healthcare to Algerian Rebayas nomads. 150 Km from the nearest Tunisian village, they travel by camels to get to the Algerian nomads refugees. They are giving basic health care and health education to these families. The algerian refugees live in the desert with their camels and sheeps herd, building shelters from branches and changing camp every months or so. Being paperless and living away from settlement, they have very few access to health care, although tunisian health system accept to give basic health care when they go in town, a few times a year. By photographer Marc-Andre Pauze
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  • Mahabo, Madagascar - Martin St-Georges, a canadian nurse, tries to catch some fish before his day's work at the health clinic. By photographer Marc-Andre Pauze
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  • A day in operating room. By photographer Marc-Andre Pauze
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  • By photographer Marc-Andre Pauze
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