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Sheets and blankets line the devastated streets of Aleppo, Syria, acting as shields to obscure Free Syrian Army soldiers from the view of Bashar al-Assad's security force snipers. “Aleppo’s sheets serve the same purpose: they protect lives,” says Franco Pagetti. “But you’re always aware how fragile they are." |
Syrian Refugees
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TB in Tajikistan
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The Veil
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| Syrian refugees are forced to live underneath commercial buildings, in makeshift tents and with families around Lebanon, Turkey and Jordan. To date, neighboring counties are hosting over 1.3 million Syrians after they fled the violence at home. see all images  |
Patients with tuberculosis must undergo lengthy, arduous treatment regimens in the best of times. For those with multidrug-resistant TB, or MDR-TB, the road back to health is even more difficult. |
Though the veil is often seen as a symbol of oppression in the Middle East the practice of covering a woman’s hair, and sometimes face, is not restricted to followers of Islam. see all images |
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The Conspiracy to End Cancer by Christopher Morris/VII, Time, April 1, 2013 |
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Spiritual India by Stefano De Luigi/VII, Vanity Fair Italy, March 2013 |
War Diaries by Gary Knight/VII, The Sunday Times Magazine, March 3, 2013 |
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