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Egypt, Siwa, June 21th 2017 Preparation for the breaking of the fast during the month of the Ramadan. Siwa's inhabitants are belonging to the Sufist branch of Islam. Egypte, Siwa, 21 Juin 2017 Préparation pour la rupture du jeûne pendant le mois de Ramadan. Les habitants de Siwa ont un attachement fort au soufisme. Ferhat Bouda / Agence VU

Egypt, Siwa, June 21th 2017 Breaking of the fast during the month of the Ramadan. Siwa's inhabitants are belonging to the Sufist branch of Islam. Egypte, Siwa, 21 Juin 2017 Rupture du jeûne pendant le mois de ramadan. Les habitants de Siwa ont un attachement fort au soufisme. Ferhat Bouda / Agence VU

Egypt, Siwa, June 28th 2017 In Nawi's garden with his workers. Egypte, Siwa, 28 Juin 2017 Dans le jardin de Nawi avec ses ouvriers. Ferhat Bouda / Agence VU

Egypt, Siwa, June 24th 2017 During the Ramadan, people are staying at home during the day, because of the heat. They are going out at night, to meet and go shopping. Egypte, Siwa, 24 Juin 2017 Pendant le Ramadan les gens restent chez eux pendant la journée parce qu'il fait chaud. Ils sortent plutôt la nuit pour se voir et faire des achats. Ferhat Bouda / Agence VU

Egypt, Siwa, June 25th 2017 At a family's house on the Aid day, women never mix with the men ! Egypte, Siwa, 25 Juin 2017 Chez une famille le jour de l'Aid, les femmes ne se mélangent jamais avec les hommes ! Ferhat Bouda / Agence VU

Egypt, Siwa, June 25th 2017 The Aid day at Siwa. Egypte, Siwa, 25 Juin 2017 Le jour de l'Aid à Siwa. Ferhat Bouda / Agence VU

Egypt, Siwa, June 26th 2017 In Youcef's farm, the farming is the principal activity of the oasis. It is mostly an oasis farming with gardening in palm garden. Egypte, Siwa, 26 Juin 2017 Dans la ferme de Youcef, l'agriculture est l'activité principale de l'oasis. C'est essentiellement une agriculture oasienne irriguée et de jardinage en palmeraie. Ferhat Bouda / Agence VU

Egypt, Siwa, June 26th 2017 In Siwa's desert, even the inhabitants do not have the right to leave without approval and cannot go further than 15km toward Lybia because of the conflict and the smuggling. Egypte, Siwa, 26 Juin 2017 Dans le désert de Siwa, même les habitants n'ont pas le droit de partir sans autorisation et ils ne peuvent pas aller à plus de 15 km en direction de la Libye à cause du conflit et de la contrebande. Ferhat Bouda / Agence VU

Egypt, Siwa, June 27th 2017 During a volley's tournament is organized by the youths. Egypte, Siwa, 27 Juin 2017 Lors d'un tournoi de volley ball organisé par les jeunes. Ferhat Bouda / Agence VU

Egypt, Siwa, June 27th 2017 Abdellah has been an imam in the same mosquee for 47 years. He has been blind for a few years but do not wish to stop. Egypte, Siwa, 27 Juin 2017 Abdellah est imam dans la même mosquée depuis 47 ans. Il est devenu aveugle depuis plusieurs années, mais ne veut pas s'arrêter. Ferhat Bouda / Agence VU

Egypt, Siwa, June 27th 2017 At the occasion of the Aid, a meeting between cousins. Egypte, Siwa, 27 Juin 2017 Une rencontre entre cousins à l'occasion de l'Aid. Ferhat Bouda / Agence VU

Egypt, Siwa, June 28th 2017 In a shop. Egypte, Siwa, 28 Juin 2017 Dans une boutique. Ferhat Bouda / Agence VU

Mauritania, Adrar region, March 25th 2018 In the region of Amogjar. Portrait of Ould El Cadi. During the tourist season, he lives with his wife near the Amogjar pass. He receives tourists and accompanies them during their visit to show them the remains of rock paintings. Mauritanie, Adrar, 25 mars 2018 Région d'Amogjar. Portrait de Ould El Cadi. Durant la saison touristique, il vit avec sa femme à coté de la passe d'Amogjar. Il reçoit les touristes et les accompagne pendant leur visite afin de leur montrer les restes des peintures rupestres. Ferhat Bouda / Agence VU

Mauritania, Adrar region, Atar, April 9th 2018 In the market of the town of Atar. Atar is also the capital of the Adrar region. Mauritanie, Adrar, Atar, 9 avril 2018 Dans le marché de la ville d'Atar. Atar est aussi la capitale de la région d'Adrar. Ferhat Bouda / Agence VU

Mauritania, Adrar region, Ouadane, March 25th 2018 Ouadane, one of the ancient caravan cities of the desert, was founded in the 11th and 12th centuries on the passage of trans-Saharan trade caravans. Today, the old town is in ruins, and the city is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In recent years, the mosque and some houses have been restored. Mauritanie, Adrar, Ouadane, 25 mars 2018 Ouadane, l’une des anciennes cités caravanières du désert, fut fondée aux XIème et XIIème siècles sur le passage des caravanes du commerce transsaharien. Aujourd'hui, l'ancienne ville est en ruine, et la cité est inscrite au patrimoine mondial de l’UNESCO. Ces dernières années, la mosquée et quelques maisons ont été restaurées. Ferhat Bouda / Agence VU

Mauritania, Adrar region, Ouadane, March 26th 2018 The men of Ouadane recreate a game of checkers on the sand, with camel droppings and pieces of wood. Mauritanie, Adrar, Ouadane, 26 mars 2018 Les hommes de Ouadane reconstituent un jeux de dames sur le sable, avec des crottes de chameaux et les bouts de bois. Ferhat Bouda / Agence VU

Mauritania, Adrar region, Ouadane, March 27th 2018 Portrait of Chedad, who was a nomad. Since he sent his children to school in Ouadane, he has been divided between sedentary and nomadic life. During the tourist period, he works as a camel driver and accompanies tourists on their trekking tours. Because he has his camels in town, he has to buy them even more food. Mauritanie, Adrar, Ouadane, 27 mars 2018 Portrait de Chedad, qui était nomade. Depuis qu'il a scolarisé ses enfants à Ouadane, il est partagé entre la vie sédentaire et nomade. Pendant la période touristique, il travaille comme chamelier et accompagne les touristes pendant leurs trekkings. Du fait d'avoir ses chameaux en ville, il doit leur acheter encore plus de nouriture. Ferhat Bouda / Agence VU

Mauritania, Adrar region, Ouadane, March 27th 2018 Chedad and his wife Lalla feeding the camels. They used to be nomads, but since they sent their children to school in Ouadane, they have been divided between sedentary and nomadic life. Mauritanie, Adrar, Ouadane, 27 mars 2018 Chedad et sa femme Lalla nourrissant leurs chameaux. Ils étaient nomades, mais depuis qu'ils ont scolarisé leurs enfants à Ouadane, ils sont devenus semi-nomades, partagés entre la vie sédentaire et nomade. Ferhat Bouda / Agence VU

Mauritania, Adrar region, Tanouchert, March 29th 2018 Portrait of Couria in a telephone booth. Despite the absence of the telephone network, Tanouchert is the only oasis where fixed telephones can still be found. Mauritanie, Adrar, Tanouchert, 29 mars 2018 Portrait de Couria dans une cabine téléphonique. Malgré l'absence du réseau téléphonique, Tanouchert est la seule oasis où l'on trouve encore des téléphones fixes. Ferhat Bouda / Agence VU

Mauritania, Adrar region, Tanouchert, March 30th 2018 Portrait of Mariam, who makes objects during the tourist period, which allows her to earn some money to help her family. Mauritanie, Adrar, Tanouchert, 30 mars 2018 Portrait de Mariam, qui fabrique des objets pendant la période touristique, ce qui lui permet de gagner un peu d'argent pour aider sa famille. Ferhat Bouda / Agence VU

Mauritania, Adrar region, Chinguetti, March 31st 2018 The Habet family library. There are not only religious manuscripts, but also books on other subjects, such as astronomy, law and mathematics. The manuscripts date from different periods, many are in poor condition due to poor conservation. Mauritanie, Adrar, Chinguetti, 31 mars 2018 La bibliothèque familliale des Habet. On n'y trouve pas uniquement des manuscrits religieux, mais aussi des ouvrages sur d'autres sujets, comme l’astronomie, le droit et les mathématiques. Les manuscrit datent de différentes époques, beaucoup sont en mauvais état à cause d'une mauvaise conservation. Ferhat Bouda / Agence VU

Mauritania, Adrar region, April 2nd 2018 Fatimatou Habat gave birth last night. The next day a midwife came to help him. Mauritanie, Adrar, 2 avril 2018 Fatimatou Habat a accouché hier soir. Dès le lendemain une sage femme est venue pour l'aider. Ferhat Bouda / Agence VU

Mauritania, Adrar region, Timinit, April 4th 2018 Women picking up water in a well in Timinit. Mauritanie, Adrar, Timinit, 4 avril 2018 Des femmes vont chercher de l'eau dans un puits à Timinit. Ferhat Bouda / Agence VU

Mauritania, Adrar region, Timinit, April 4th 2018 In the village of Timinit. Mauritanie, Adrar, Timinit, 4 avril 2018 Dans le village de Timinit. Ferhat Bouda / Agence VU

Mauritania, Adrar region, Timinit, April 4th 2018 Zeinabou mint Sene, 16 years old. She cannot continue her studies at college because there is no school in the village, which has only one primary class. Mauritanie, Adrar, Timinit, 4 avril 2018 Zeinabou mint Sene, 16 ans. Elle ne peut pas continuer ses études au collège parce qu'il n ya pas d'école dans le village, qui ne possède qu'une classe de primaire. Ferhat Bouda / Agence VU

Mauritania, Adrar region, Maadan, April 5th 2018 In a nursery in Maadan. Mauritanie, Adrar, Maadan, 5 avril 2018 Dans une crèche à Maadan. Ferhat Bouda / Agence VU

Mauritania, Adrar region, Maadan, April 5th 2018 Maadan Women's Agricultural Cooperative. Mauritanie, Adrar, Maadan, 5 avril 2018 La coopérative agricole de femmes de Maadan. Ferhat Bouda / Agence VU

Mauritania, Adrar region, April 5th 2018 The guelta Magui, in the Maadan region. Mauritanie, Adrar, 5 avril 2018 La guelta Magui, dans la région de Maadan. Ferhat Bouda / Agence VU

Mauritania, Adrar region, Maadan, April 6th 2018 A meeting with the villagers of Maadan, after Friday prayer. Mauritanie, Adrar, Maadan, 6 avril 2018 Une rencontre avec les villageois de Maadan, après la prière du vendredi. Ferhat Bouda / Agence VU

Mauritania, Adrar region, April 7th 2018 A camel driver in the dune of Arzoueiga, in the Adrar region. Mauritanie, Adrar, 7 avril 2018 Un chamelier dans la dune d'Arzoueiga, dans la région d'Adrar. Ferhat Bouda / Agence VU

Comoros, Mohéli Island, Fomboni, October 2015Laina Arkane, 15 years old."When I was 13 years old, a man came to our place, asking for my hand and my family accepted to give us money. Then, the man came to sleep with me and I refused. He came back and he succeed to sleep with me, I don't even know how he does it, I think he used a charm ! I end up being pregnant and I hated him for that. He never maried me, he asked me to left school but I refused. I am in second year in middle school and I will become a teacher. My family help me with my child, who is one and a half."

Comoros, Mohéli Island, Fomboni, October 16 2015Ramna Djamaldin, 15 years old."Last year, my parents heard that I was having a relationship with a boy and they forced us to get maried. I didn't wanted to, I wasn't ready, I tried to refuse but I was forced. I get pregnant and I have a 1 year old child now. My husband left school and he is a worker. I left school because of the baby and I am pregnant again. I intend to continue school after this second child. I regret it anyhow. Just thinking that I can't play with my school friends makes me cry."

Comoros, Mohéli Island, Fomboni, October 16 2015Souranta Abdala, 16 years old."I have two kids, they have 3 and 1 years old. I have been forced to mary a friend whom I get pregnant from. Our two family like each other and help us to go to shcool. I am in second year in middle school and my husband in last year in high school. I would like to go to university to become a teacher."

Comoros, Mohéli Island, Fomboni, October 16 2015Fatima Youssoufi, 15 years old."I am in first year in middle school and I get pregnant last year from a boy in fourth year. I gave birth to my baby a few months ago. My parents wanted us to get married, but he left to study in another village, so for the moment it's a little difficult. I still go to school since my family helps me with my baby, but I regret to get pregnant outside marriage, because my friends insulted me and I suffer a lot."

Comoros, Anjouan Island, Kony Djojo, October 11 2015Yasmina Miftahou, 16 years old."I maried my fiancé when I was 15, because I was pregnant and my father wanted us to. I lost my first baby. I had a second child who is now 8 months old. I don't go to school anymore, I wasn't good at it anyway. To make a little money, I sew beanies."

Comoros, Mohéli Island, Fomboni, October 16 2015Markize Bouchrane, 15 years old."When I was 12, I was in a secret relationship with my boyfriend, and I get pregnant. My parents told us to get maried, I had no choice. At this time, I was in second year in middle school and I had to quit. I get back to it, but I get pregnant again. My second-born is 5 months now and I start again, my mother helps me. My father too, when he can (he is a fisherman). I live with her and the two kids. My jusband left three months ago to Anjouan, I don't why. I thought he was coming back, but two days ago he call to tell me he wasn't."

Comoros, Anjouan Island, Kiyo, October 16 2015Hadissati Kamar, 20 years old."When I was 16, I was in a relationship with a boy from the University. We were decided to continue our studies and get maried after. Our parents learn about us and forced us to have a wedding. I get pregnant just after that, and we had a child. A few time later, my husband left us becuause of my family who were impossible with him. They said he dishonored me. We try to see each other but it was too complicated. Now, I am engaged to another boy who is, like me, in first year of highschool. My family help me with my 3 years old kid. When I grow up, I would like to be a doctor."

Comoros, Mohéli Island, Fomboni, October 16 2015Fanya Abdu Said, 15 years old."It was an accident. I was 14 years old and I didn't knew about contraception when I get pregnant from my boyfriend, who is a builder. Our parents married us. I was in last year of primary school and I had to left school. Our child is 1 now. I don't want any other kid but my husband doesn't want us to go to family planning and since they told me I have to obey to my husband, I obey."

Comoros, Anjouan Island, Kiyo, October 12 2015Charfia Combo, 17 years old et Chaihani Darahima, 21 years old.Two years ago, Chahani, who were working at the Volo-volo market in Moroni, were in holidays in Anjouan, and met Charfia."She was very beautiful and I fell in love. I asked for her hand to his parents, but they refused because I was poor. So I get back to Moroni to male money, and when I had enough I came back to Anjouan to pay the dowry, and they accepted. Charfia too, because she loved me too. We get maried and I moved in Anjouan, because life in Moroni is too expensive. Here, I am a goat farmer and a grower. I have no regret about quitting my job, because I am very happy with Charfia ! We have a one year old child. Charfia take care of him at home. She never studied, so she doesn't go to school."

Comoros, Ngazidja Island, Ndaweni, October 19 2015Nadjima Ali, 17 years old."When I was 16, I maried an older man. I wanted to. I had my first child when I was 17 and I left school. I regret that, because now I could have a good job instead of just sew Kofya beanies at home. But it's life."

Comoros, Anjouan island, Kiyo, October 12 2015Faouzia Daoud, 13 years old."I had my periods at 9 years old. After the two weeks of the beginning of puberty, during when I stay at home as wants the tradition, a man came to our place. He was a builder. I loved him because he brought me gifts, as hair products, shoes and money. As I don't have any father, it helped my family and me. I had an unwanted pregnancy last year, and we get married. I gave birth at home, with my mum. The kid is fine and he is 8 months old now. My husband left to find a job in Mayotte, but for now he hasn't fine anything. I would like to go back to school, but with my baby I don't know what to do."

Comoros, Ngazidja Island, Mitsoudje, October 19 2015Hafsoita Ahamad, 16 years old."Last year, I often took the same cab and I get along with the driver. One day, he asked me to go out with him so I told him to ask for my hand to my family. He did, but they refused. I insisted, because I know he is a good man: he doesn't smoke, he doesn't drink, he doesn't steal, he is not homosexual. My family finally accepted, partly because I was pregnant. I gave birth at home with the help of a neighbour. My baby is 8 month old today. I quit school when I was 12 because I couln't deal with scholar rythm. I would like to go back to school to learn how to take care of my son."

Comoros, Mohéli Island, Fomboni, October 16 2015Nina Hamada Said, 25 years old."When I was 11 and a half, my family forced me to marry a boy I frequented. I get pregnant and the baby died 10 days after I gave birth, I don't know. The same year, I get pregnant again and I gave birth to my older child. Six months after, my husband left us and I found another man. We get married, had a child, but 3 months after giving birth he starts beating me and I chased him. After that, I left to Moroni and I get pregnant from another man. Our family didn't want us to get married, so I came back to Mohéli with my three children and my second jusband, the one who were beating me, asked me to forgive him. I accepted that he came back with me, but it start to beat me again. I have, until today, scares that won't go away. I left him for good. After that, I met my third husband and we had three children. I am pregnant of the fourth. But when I was in the third month of pregnancy, he treated me wrong and left me. I will gave birth in a few day, and I don't know what to do: I don't have a job, nobody helps me, I feel lost. My kids are going to school, but I am struggling to pay. I would like to never maried a man again, but I am asking myself how I will make it through."

Comoros, Anjouan Island, Nounga, October 10 2015Farzeline Anli, 16 years old."My sister were maried to an old man, and she had children. But one day, she died in childbirth. Our family forced me to marry her husband, so the children will have a mother. They even change my name for my sister's. I really wasn't happy at first, but now it is going better. I am seven months pregnant."

Comoros, Anjouan Island, Nounga, October 10 2015Asmina Moussa, 17 years old."My parents maried me when I was 13, because they suspected me to see boys, but I had never knew any man. They choose an older husband that I knew already because he was my uncle's friend, and I had no choice but accepted it. We had two children, who are now 2 and 3 years old, and we divorced because he was rarely home. I maried another man, but we divorced quicly because he wasn't taking care of the children at all. Now, I'm alone with the kid and I don't work. I quit school early and I would like to go back to it, but my father wants to send me to Moroni looking for another husband. So I'm waiting for a new husband."

Comoros, Anjouan Island, Hachipenda, October 11 2015Najida Minhadj, 16 years old."I was seing a man, a clothes seller from Moroni, who were in Anjouan for holidays. I get pregnant from him. He said he would marry me after the child birth but he hasn't came back yet. My child is now 3 months old. I think he will came back...I was in first year in middle school, but I had to stop because I hadn't enough money. The father send us money, time to time, so for now I can take care of my kid."

Comoros, Mohéli Island, Fomboni, October 15 2015Asma Saidi, 18 years old."When I was 12, I was seing my friend, a builder, and our parents decided to marry us. I was in fourth year in primary school and I left school. But I was happy because I loved him. I realise after thatt I had made a mistake, because my husband starts to beat me for anything. We had two kids and I kicked him out. It's been two years now. I don't work and life is hard."

Comoros, Anjouan Island, Mnazi-Chume, October 10 2015Ramida Darkatin, 16 years old."I loved a man and I get pregnant. My parents wanted me to marry another one, but I refused and now i'ts been two years the first one is my husband. He will graduate this year. I had to left school because of our children. One is 2 years old, the other is 4 months old.

Comoros, Anjouan Island, Hachipenda, October 11 2015Farda Ali. She said she has 18 years old, but the neighbours say 15."Last year, I maried a boy from school. My mother forced me to. Here, it is really a trend to be maried, so why refused it ? I have never been to school because parents here don't send girls to school."

Comoros, Anjouan island, Kiyo, October 12 2015Zaidath Maoulida, 12 years old."I had my child 3 months ago with a school friend. His mother refused we get maried. I accept this child because this is God's will, but I would like to go back to school."

Mongolia, Ulan Bator, 2013Portrait of a Mongol warrior at the Naadam Festival.Mongolie, Oulan-Bator, 2013Portrait de guerrier mongol pendant le festival Naadam.Stan Guigui / Agence VU

Japan, Tokyo, 1963The Geisha.Japon, Tokyo, 1963La Geisha.Christer Stromholm Estate / Agence VU

Egypt, Cairo, 2001Portrait of a saidi (man from southern egypt)Egypte, Le Caire, 2001 Portrait d'un saidi (homme du sud de l'Egypte)Denis Dailleux / Agence VU

Egypt, Cairo, 2001Ahmed, waiterEgypte, Le Caire, 2001Ahmed, garÁon de cafÈ Denis Dailleux / Agence VU

Egypt, Cairo, 1999Egypte, Le Caire, 1999 Denis Dailleux / Agence VU

Egypt, Cairo, 1994PortraitEgypte, Le Caire, 1994Portrait Denis Dailleux / Agence VU

Egypt, Cairo, 1998In the GamaleyyaEgypte, Le Caire, 1998Dans la GamaleyyaDenis Dailleux / Agence VU

Egypt, Cairo, 1994
Vegetables market

Egypte, Le Caire, 1994
MarchÈ aux lÈgumes

Denis Dailleux / Agence VU

Egypt, Cairo, 1994
Family

Egypte, Le Caire, 1994
Famille

Denis Dailleux / Agence VU

Egypt, Cairo, 1994
Ahmed in Saqqara

Egypte, Le Caire, 1994
Ahmed ‡ Saqqara

Denis Dailleux / Agence VU

Egypt, Cairo, 1994
Coffee roaster in Gamaleyya

Egypte, Le Caire, 1994
Cafetier du quartier Gam‚leyya

Denis Dailleux / Agence VU

Egypt, Cairo, 1994
Tomb in the City of Dead

Egypte, Le Caire, 1994
Tombeau dans la citÈ des Morts

Denis Dailleux / Agence VU

Egypt, Cairo, 1994
potters district in Foustat, it doesn't exist anymore

Egypte, Le Caire, 1994
Quartier des potiers ‡ Foustat, aujourd'hui disparu

Denis Dailleux / Agence VU

2017From the series Witness.2017Issue de la sÈrie Witness.FranÁois Fontaine / Agence VU

Central African Republic, Bouali, 04 December 2013Muslims from Bouali, with arrows and bows, got together in the Ould Houda mosque.RÈpublique centrafricaine, Bouali, 04 dÈcembre 2013Des musulmans de Bouali, armÈs d'arcs et de flËches, rÈunis devant la mosquÈe Ould Houda.Michael Zumstein / Agence VU

Niger, Agadez, 4 October 2015Agadez is a commercial and migratory crossing in Sahel. Thousands of migrants mainly coming from Western Africa pass through Agadez each month, on the way to Algeria or Libya with the aim of reaching Europe.During a metting of the Touareg community of Agadez, men gathered to listen to the official speeches. Niger, Agadez, 4 octobre 2015Agadez est un carreffour commercial et migratoire dans le Sahel. En partance pour l'Algérie ou la Libye en vue de rallier l'Europe, des milliers de migrants venant pricipalement d'Afrique de L'Ouest convergent chaque mois vers Agadez.Lors d'un rassemblement de la communauté Touareg d'Agadez, des hommes se sont rassemblés pour écouter les discours officiels.Michael Zumstein / Agence VU

Niger, Zinder, June 23rd 2016His Majesty Tountouma Abdoul Kadré Amadou Issaka, chief of the Kantché canton, poses with his counsellors.At 35 years old, he has 4 wives, 13 children, and reigns over 400 000 citizens.Niger, Zinder, 23 juin 2016Sa Majesté Tountouma Abdoul Kadré Amadou Issaka, chef du canton de Kantché, pose au milieu de ses conseillers. A 35 ans, il a 4 femmes, 13 enfants et règne sur 400 000 administrés.Michaël Zumstein / Agence VU

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