Archives des aménagement du territoire

Antilles, Saint-Martin, 20 September 2017 - Irma Hurricane. In the Sandy Ground district. Portrait of Georges.

Antilles, Saint-Martin, 20 September 2017 - Irma Hurricane. In the Sandy Ground district.

Antilles, Saint-Martin, 20 September 2017 - Irma Hurricane. In the Sandy Ground district. The night during the cyclone Maria.

Antilles, Saint-Martin, 20 September 2017 - Irma Hurricane. In the Sandy Ground district. Yellow light specific to cyclones according to district inhabitants.

Antilles, Saint-Martin, 19 September 2017 - Irma Hurricane. In the Sandy Ground district.

Antilles, Saint-Martin, 19 September 2017 - Irma Hurricane. In the Sandy Ground district, a strenghtening details.

Antilles, Saint-Martin, 19 September 2017 - Irma Hurricane. In the Sandy Ground district, RSMA in action.

Antilles, Saint-Martin, 19 September 2017 - Irma Hurricane. In the Sandy Ground district, Georges is looking his scattered stuff after the passage of IRMA, his house was entirely flooded under 1m80 of water.

Antilles, Saint-Martin, 21 September 2017 - Irma Hurricane.

Antilles, Saint-Martin, 21 September 2017 - Irma Hurricane. In the Sandy Ground district.

Antilles, Œle de Saint-Martin, 14 September 2017 - Irma hurricane. In the Marigaud streets.

France, Paris, 8 December 2018 - "Yellow Vests" 4th Saturday of demonstration. Near the Avenue Friedland.

France, Paris, 8 December 2018 - "Yellow Vests" 4th Saturday of demonstration.Starbucks detroyed near the gare Saint-Lazare.

China, Datong, 2006 - Power station of Datong, the "coal city" of China. Shanxi province produce 30% of China's coal.

Japan, Tokyo, July 2002 - Tokyo is Hot Tonight.

Greece, Idomeni, September 15, 2016 - In January 2016 in the north of Greece, the border with Macedonia was shut down, blocking the Balkan route and leaving 46,000 men, women and children stranded in the middle of winter under appalling sanitary conditions and cold rainy weather.

Denmark, November 27, 2016 - The Danish government does everything it can to dissuade exiles from coming to Denmark.In 2015, faced with the arrival of large numbers of people trying to reach Sweden, the government closed the motorway between Germany and Sweden thus creating a corridor 190 kilometers long by which refugees could reach the Swedish border on foot.In a real show of solidarity, more than 300 Danes helped families of refugees by driving them in their cars or boats, or paying for their train tickets. These people were prosecuted and given fines of up to 3,000 Euros. In January 2016, the Danish parliament adopted a series of laws complicating the admission procedures for refugees by extending the waiting period to 3 years before a person becomes eligible to apply for family reunification measures. Authorities also ordered the police to confiscate belongings, cash and jewelry found on refugees arriving in Denmark.

$France, Calais, June 27, 2016 - The port zone of Calais now features a “safety corridor” that extends almost 3 kilometers. 1,300 policemen, both anti-riot police and local forces have been deployed in a city of 75,000 inhabitants. Calais has become the city with the highest ratio of policemen per inhabitant in France. 90 % of exiles declared they had been subjected to violence along their way. Medical records spark sharp criticism of police practices: concussions, fractured jaws and hands, beatings, eye damage caused by tear gas, dog bites, bruising from flashball bullets…  The better informed among them pile on thick coats to soften the blows. Stunned parents give what little care they can to their children injured by the police. In two months Doctors Without Borders signed 90 medical certificates attesting to police violence.  Although videos sometimes make it possible to identify the police officers responsible for these acts, no complaint has led to a conviction.$