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SCHWEIZ FAHRENDE

Um die 20 Wohnwagen von franzoesischen Fahrenden stehen auf den Parkplaetzen beim Sportzentrum Hirzenfeld, am Donnerstag, 4. Mai 2023 in Muenchenbuchsee bei Bern. (KEYSTONE/Alessandro della Valle)

CHRISTIAN MINORITIES IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

The Christian neighbourhood in Erbil, Kurdistan Iraq is called Ankawa. Here you also have the Chaldean Catholic Church which housed many refugees during the last war against the ISIS until 2018. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

CHRISTIAN MINORITIES IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

The Christian neighbourhood in Erbil, Kurdistan Iraq is called Ankawa. Here you also have the Chaldean Catholic Church which housed many refugees during the last war against the ISIS until 2018. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

CHRISTIAN MINORITIES IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

The Christian neighbourhood in Erbil, Kurdistan Iraq is called Ankawa. Here you also have the Chaldean Catholic Church which housed many refugees during the last war against the ISIS until 2018. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

CHRISTIAN MINORITIES IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

The Christian neighbourhood in Erbil, Kurdistan Iraq is called Ankawa. Here you also have the Chaldean Catholic Church which housed many refugees during the last war against the ISIS until 2018. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

CHRISTIAN MINORITIES IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

The Christian neighbourhood in Erbil, Kurdistan Iraq is called Ankawa. Here you also have the Chaldean Catholic Church which housed many refugees during the last war against the ISIS until 2018. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

CHRISTIAN MINORITIES IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

The Christian neighbourhood in Erbil, Kurdistan Iraq is called Ankawa. Here you also have the Chaldean Catholic Church which housed many refugees during the last war against the ISIS until 2018. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

CHRISTIAN MINORITIES IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

The Christian neighbourhood in Erbil, Kurdistan Iraq is called Ankawa. Here you also have the Chaldean Catholic Church which housed many refugees during the last war against the ISIS until 2018. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

CHRISTIAN MINORITIES IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

The marked area in Erbil, the capital of Kurdistan Iraq, right by the city centre and the famous Citadel. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

CHRISTIAN MINORITIES IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

The Christian neighbourhood in Erbil, Kurdistan Iraq is called Ankawa. Here you also have the Chaldean Catholic Church which housed many refugees during the last war against the ISIS until 2018. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

CHRISTIAN MINORITIES IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

The marked area in Erbil, the capital of Kurdistan Iraq, right by the city centre and the famous Citadel. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

CHRISTIAN MINORITIES IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

The marked area in Erbil, the capital of Kurdistan Iraq, right by the city centre and the famous Citadel. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

CHRISTIAN MINORITIES IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

Tourists enjoying the view the famous Citadel in Erbil, the capital of Kurdistan Iraq, (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

CHRISTIAN MINORITIES IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

Tourists enjoying the view the famous Citadel in Erbil, the capital of Kurdistan Iraq, (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

CHRISTIAN MINORITIES IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

Boys enjoying the view the famous Citadel in Erbil, the capital of Kurdistan Iraq, (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

CHRISTIAN MINORITIES IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

Boys enjoying the view the famous Citadel in Erbil, the capital of Kurdistan Iraq, (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

CHRISTIAN MINORITIES IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

Boys enjoying the view the famous Citadel in Erbil, the capital of Kurdistan Iraq, (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

CHRISTIAN MINORITIES IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

Erbil, the capital of Kurdistan Iraq, right by the city centre and the famous Citadel. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

CHRISTIAN MINORITIES IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

A street vendor in Erbil, the capital of Kurdistan Iraq, right by the city centre and the famous Citadel. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

CHRISTIAN MINORITIES IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

A tea house in Erbil, the capital of Kurdistan Iraq, right by the city centre and the famous Citadel. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

CHRISTIAN MINORITIES IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

A tea house in Erbil, the capital of Kurdistan Iraq. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

CHRISTIAN MINORITIES IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

Roan playing her violin with her father are catholics original from Syria. Iraq April 29th 2023 Erbil, the Marked House, last location where 90 displaced Christian, Assyrian, families mostly from Iraq and Syria lives. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

CHRISTIAN MINORITIES IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

Erbil, the Marked House in the middle of the photo, is last location where 90 displaced Christian, Assyrian, families mostly from Iraq and Syria lives. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

CHRISTIAN MINORITIES IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

Roan holding her dog with her fgather and aunt are catholics original from Syria. Iraq April 2023 Day 4 Erbil, the Marked House, last location where 90 displaced Christian, Assyrian, families mostly from Iraq and Syria lives. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

CHRISTIAN MINORITIES IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

Roan holding her dog original from Syria. Iraq April 2023 Day 4 Erbil, the Marked House, last location where 90 displaced Christian, Assyrian, families mostly from Iraq and Syria lives. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

CHRISTIAN MINORITIES IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

Roan's, father, Bady, with the family dog Bella. They are catholics original from Syria. They live at the Marked House, where 90 displaced Christian, Assyrian, families mostly from Iraq and Syria lives...The Marked House, located right next to the Erbil Citadel, the capital of the Kurdistan Iraqi region, is the home to 90 displaced Christian, Assyrian, families mostly from Iraq and Syria lives. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

CHRISTIAN MINORITIES IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

The Marked House, located right next to the Erbil Citadel, the capital of the Kurdistan Iraqi region, is the home to 90 displaced Christian, Assyrian, families mostly from Iraq and Syria lives. .Roan is originally from Syria but is currently staying in a building. The owner of the building is letting Assyrian Christians stay on a modest rent. Roan lives with her father, Bady, her aunt as well as their dog, Bella. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

CHRISTIAN MINORITIES IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

The Marked House, located right next to the Erbil Citadel, the capital of the Kurdistan Iraqi region, is the home to 90 displaced Christian, Assyrian, families mostly from Iraq and Syria lives. Initially free of charge, as a good will gesture, converted offices have become apartments and rented out for very favourable prices. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

CHRISTIAN MINORITIES IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

The Marked House, located right next to the Erbil Citadel, the capital of the Kurdistan Iraqi region, is the home to 90 displaced Christian, Assyrian, families mostly from Iraq and Syria lives. Initially free of charge, as a good will gesture, converted offices have become apartments and rented out for very favourable prices. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

CHRISTIAN MINORITIES IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

The Marked House, located right next to the Erbil Citadel, the capital of the Kurdistan Iraqi region, is the home to 90 displaced Christian, Assyrian, families mostly from Iraq and Syria lives. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

CHRISTIAN MINORITIES IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

The Marked House, located right next to the Erbil Citadel, the capital of the Kurdistan Iraqi region, is the home to 90 displaced Christian, Assyrian, families mostly from Iraq and Syria lives. A classroom is located near the small apartments. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

CHRISTIAN MINORITIES IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

The Erbil Citadel, locally called Qelat is the historical city centre of Erbil in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq. Several newer shopping centres have been built in the immediate surroundings. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

CHRISTIAN MINORITIES IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

The Erbil Citadel, locally called Qelat is the historical city centre of Erbil in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq. Several newer shopping centres have been built in the immediate surroundings. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

CHRISTIAN MINORITIES IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

The Erbil Citadel, locally called Qelat is the historical city centre of Erbil in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq. Several newer shopping centres have been built in the immediate surroundings. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

YAZIDI IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

Lalish is the holiest place for the Yazidi people and the location dates back some 4000 years. All Yazidi are expected to at least once make a six day pilgrimage to to visit the tomb of Sheikh Adi located in a cave within the Lalish temple where, according to the Yazidi, the first human was born. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

YAZIDI IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

Lalish is the holiest place for the Yazidi people and the location dates back some 4000 years. All Yazidi are expected to at least once make a six day pilgrimage to to visit the tomb of Sheikh Adi located in a cave within the Lalish temple where, according to the Yazidi, the first human was born. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

YAZIDI IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

Lalish is the holiest place for the Yazidi people and the location dates back some 4000 years. All Yazidi are expected to at least once make a six day pilgrimage to to visit the tomb of Sheikh Adi located in a cave within the Lalish temple where, according to the Yazidi, the first human was born. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

YAZIDI IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

Lalish is the holiest place for the Yazidi people and the location dates back some 4000 years. All Yazidi are expected to at least once make a six day pilgrimage to to visit the tomb of Sheikh Adi located in a cave within the Lalish temple where, according to the Yazidi, the first human was born. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

YAZIDI IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

Lalish is the holiest place for the Yazidi people and the location dates back some 4000 years. All Yazidi are expected to at least once make a six day pilgrimage to to visit the tomb of Sheikh Adi located in a cave within the Lalish temple where, according to the Yazidi, the first human was born. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

YAZIDI IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

Lalish is the holiest place for the Yazidi people and the location dates back some 4000 years. All Yazidi are expected to at least once make a six day pilgrimage to to visit the tomb of Sheikh Adi located in a cave within the Lalish temple where, according to the Yazidi, the first human was born. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

YAZIDI IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

Lalish is the holiest place for the Yazidi people and the location dates back some 4000 years. All Yazidi are expected to at least once make a six day pilgrimage to to visit the tomb of Sheikh Adi located in a cave within the Lalish temple where, according to the Yazidi, the first human was born. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

YAZIDI IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

Lalish is the holiest place for the Yazidi people and the location dates back some 4000 years. All Yazidi are expected to at least once make a six day pilgrimage to to visit the tomb of Sheikh Adi located in a cave within the Lalish temple where, according to the Yazidi, the first human was born. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

YAZIDI IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

Lalish is the holiest place for the Yazidi people and the location dates back some 4000 years. All Yazidi are expected to at least once make a six day pilgrimage to to visit the tomb of Sheikh Adi located in a cave within the Lalish temple where, according to the Yazidi, the first human was born. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

YAZIDI IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

Lalish is the holiest place for the Yazidi people and the location dates back some 4000 years. All Yazidi are expected to at least once make a six day pilgrimage to to visit the tomb of Sheikh Adi located in a cave within the Lalish temple where, according to the Yazidi, the first human was born. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

YAZIDI IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

Lalish is the holiest place for the Yazidi people and the location dates back some 4000 years. All Yazidi are expected to at least once make a six day pilgrimage to to visit the tomb of Sheikh Adi located in a cave within the Lalish temple where, according to the Yazidi, the first human was born. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

YAZIDI IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

Lalish is the holiest place for the Yazidi people and the location dates back some 4000 years. All Yazidi are expected to at least once make a six day pilgrimage to to visit the tomb of Sheikh Adi located in a cave within the Lalish temple where, according to the Yazidi, the first human was born. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

YAZIDI IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

Lalish is the holiest place for the Yazidi people and the location dates back some 4000 years. All Yazidi are expected to at least once make a six day pilgrimage to to visit the tomb of Sheikh Adi located in a cave within the Lalish temple where, according to the Yazidi, the first human was born. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

YAZIDI IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

Lalish is the holiest place for the Yazidi people and the location dates back some 4000 years. All Yazidi are expected to at least once make a six day pilgrimage to to visit the tomb of Sheikh Adi located in a cave within the Lalish temple where, according to the Yazidi, the first human was born. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

YAZIDI IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

Lalish is the holiest place for the Yazidi people and the location dates back some 4000 years. All Yazidi are expected to at least once make a six day pilgrimage to to visit the tomb of Sheikh Adi located in a cave within the Lalish temple where, according to the Yazidi, the first human was born. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

YAZIDI IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

Lalish is the holiest place for the Yazidi people and the location dates back some 4000 years. All Yazidi are expected to at least once make a six day pilgrimage to to visit the tomb of Sheikh Adi located in a cave within the Lalish temple where, according to the Yazidi, the first human was born. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

YAZIDI IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

Lalish is the holiest place for the Yazidi people and the location dates back some 4000 years. All Yazidi are expected to at least once make a six day pilgrimage to to visit the tomb of Sheikh Adi located in a cave within the Lalish temple where, according to the Yazidi, the first human was born. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

YAZIDI IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

Lalish is the holiest place for the Yazidi people and the location dates back some 4000 years. All Yazidi are expected to at least once make a six day pilgrimage to to visit the tomb of Sheikh Adi located in a cave within the Lalish temple where, according to the Yazidi, the first human was born. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

YAZIDI IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

Lalish is the holiest place for the Yazidi people and the location dates back some 4000 years. All Yazidi are expected to at least once make a six day pilgrimage to to visit the tomb of Sheikh Adi located in a cave within the Lalish temple where, according to the Yazidi, the first human was born. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

YAZIDI IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

Lalish is the holiest place for the Yazidi people and the location dates back some 4000 years. All Yazidi are expected to at least once make a six day pilgrimage to to visit the tomb of Sheikh Adi located in a cave within the Lalish temple where, according to the Yazidi, the first human was born. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

YAZIDI IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

Lalish is the holiest place for the Yazidi people and the location dates back some 4000 years. All Yazidi are expected to at least once make a six day pilgrimage to to visit the tomb of Sheikh Adi located in a cave within the Lalish temple where, according to the Yazidi, the first human was born. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

YAZIDI IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

A boy plays with his football outside Lalish, the holiest place for the Yazidi people and the location dates back some 4000 years. All Yazidi are expected to at least once make a six day pilgrimage to to visit the tomb of Sheikh Adi located in a cave within the Lalish temple where, according to the Yazidi, the first human was born. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

YAZIDI IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

A father brings his daughter to Lalish, the holiest place for the Yazidi community. The temple with the location dates back some 4000 years. All Yazidi are expected to at least once make a six day pilgrimage to to visit the tomb of Sheikh Adi located in a cave within the Lalish temple where, according to the Yazidi, the first human was born. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

YAZIDI IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

Lalish is the holiest place for the Yazidi people and the location dates back some 4000 years. All Yazidi are expected to at least once make a six day pilgrimage to to visit the tomb of Sheikh Adi located in a cave within the Lalish temple where, according to the Yazidi, the first human was born. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

YAZIDI IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

Lalish is the holiest place for the Yazidi people and the location dates back some 4000 years. All Yazidi are expected to at least once make a six day pilgrimage to to visit the tomb of Sheikh Adi located in a cave within the Lalish temple where, according to the Yazidi, the first human was born. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

YAZIDI IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

Lalish is the holiest place for the Yazidi people and the location dates back some 4000 years. All Yazidi are expected to at least once make a six day pilgrimage to to visit the tomb of Sheikh Adi located in a cave within the Lalish temple where, according to the Yazidi, the first human was born. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

YAZIDI IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

Lalish is the holiest place for the Yazidi people and the location dates back some 4000 years. All Yazidi are expected to at least once make a six day pilgrimage to to visit the tomb of Sheikh Adi located in a cave within the Lalish temple where, according to the Yazidi, the first human was born. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

YAZIDI IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

Lalish is the holiest place for the Yazidi people and the location dates back some 4000 years. All Yazidi are expected to at least once make a six day pilgrimage to to visit the tomb of Sheikh Adi located in a cave within the Lalish temple where, according to the Yazidi, the first human was born. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

YAZIDI IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

Lalish is the holiest place for the Yazidi people and the location dates back some 4000 years. All Yazidi are expected to at least once make a six day pilgrimage to to visit the tomb of Sheikh Adi located in a cave within the Lalish temple where, according to the Yazidi, the first human was born. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)

YAZIDI IN KURDISTAN IRAQ 7 YEARS AFTER THE LAST GENOCIDE

Lalish is the holiest place for the Yazidi people and the location dates back some 4000 years. All Yazidi are expected to at least once make a six day pilgrimage to to visit the tomb of Sheikh Adi located in a cave within the Lalish temple where, according to the Yazidi, the first human was born. (KEYSTONE/Kristian Skeie)