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4 sept 2008

Visite du général Jean-Philippe Ganascia aux soldats de l'EUFOR.

anant cap al llac Tchad vorejem molts pobles i ens creuem amb infinitat de barques de pescadors, Camerun '08

Irish troops from the European Union Force (EUFOR) clean the barrel of a mortar as they reinforce their camp defences a day after heavy fighting in the eastern Chadian town of Gos Beida June 15, 2008. Irish EU troops patrolled eastern Chad's Goz-Beida town and nearby refugee camps on Sunday after insurgents attacked the town in their latest offensive against Chadian President Idriss Deby. Irish troops protecting refugee camps as part of the European Union's EUFOR mission in eastern Chad came under RPG fire during Saturday's fighting, and returned "warning fire" against their unidentified attackers. REUTERS/Finbarr O'Reilly (CHAD)

Irish troops from the European Union Force (EUFOR) hold positions during a patrol near Djabal refugee camp the day after heavy fighting in the eastern Chadian town of Gos Beida June 15, 2008. Irish EU troops patrolled eastern Chad's Goz-Beida town and nearby refugee camps on Sunday after insurgents attacked the town in their latest offensive against Chadian President Idriss Deby. Irish troops protecting refugee camps as part of the European Union's EUFOR mission in eastern Chad came under RPG fire during Saturday's fighting, and returned "warning fire" against their unidentified attackers. REUTERS/Finbarr O'Reilly (CHAD)

Children watch as an Irish soldier from the European Union Force (EUFOR) patrols near the eastern Chadian town of Gos Beida, June 13, 2008. Aid agencies suspended relief operations to thousands of refugees and displaced people on Friday and were on alert in the areas around Gos Beida after Chadian rebels clashed with government troops on Thursday and threaten a fresh offensive to overthrow the government. REUTERS/Finbarr O'Reilly (CHAD)

Irish troops from the European Union Force (EUFOR) hold positions during a patrol near Djabal refugee camp the day after heavy fighting in the eastern Chadian town of Gos Beida, June 15, 2008. Chadian President Idriss Deby accused a European Union military force in the east of his country on Monday of "closing its eyes" to attacks by rebels who have captured several towns in a fast-moving advance. Picture taken June 15, 2008. REUTERS/Finbarr O'Reilly (CHAD)

Irish troops from the European Union Force (EUFOR) aim their weapons during a patrol a day after heavy fighting in the eastern Chadian town of Gos Beida June 15, 2008. Irish EU troops patrolled eastern Chad's Goz-Beida town and nearby refugee camps on Sunday after insurgents attacked the town in their latest offensive against Chadian President Idriss Deby. Irish troops protecting refugee camps as part of the European Union's EUFOR mission in eastern Chad came under RPG fire during Saturday's fighting, and returned "warning fire" against their unidentified attackers. REUTERS/Finbarr O'Reilly (CHAD)

An Irish soldier from the European Union Force (EUFOR) keeps civilians at a distance, as bomb disposal experts prepare to detonate a rocket propelled grenade found by the roadside, near the eastern Chadian town of Gos Beida June 8, 2008. EUFOR has deployed a force of about 3,000 troops in Chad to help secure the lawless border region near Sudan, where cross-border violence from Darfur has uprooted nearly 400,000 Chadians and Sudanese living in the area. EUFOR says it has destroyed some 80 unexploded ordanance in the past month near Gos Beida alone. REUTERS/Finbarr O'Reilly (CHAD)

An Irish soldier from the European Union Force (EUFOR) gestures to keep civilians at a distance, as bomb disposal experts prepare to detonate a rocket propelled grenade found by the roadside, near the eastern Chadian town of Gos Beida June 8, 2008. EUFOR has deployed a force of about 3,000 troops in Chad to help secure the lawless border region near Sudan, where cross-border violence from Darfur has uprooted nearly 400,000 Chadians and Sudanese living in the area. EUFOR says it has destroyed some 80 unexploded ordanance in the past month near Gos Beida alone. REUTERS/Finbarr O'Reilly (CHAD)

Irish troops from the European Union Force (EUFOR) prepare to go out on patrol in an armoured vehicle a day after heavy fighting in the eastern Chadian town of Gos Beida June 15, 2008. Irish EU troops patrolled eastern Chad's Goz-Beida town and nearby refugee camps on Sunday after insurgents attacked the town in their latest offensive against Chadian President Idriss Deby. Irish troops protecting refugee camps as part of the European Union's EUFOR mission in eastern Chad came under RPG fire during Saturday's fighting and returned "warning fire" against their unidentified attackers. REUTERS/Finbarr O'Reilly (CHAD)

Irish troops from the European Union Force (EUFOR) patrol a day after heavy fighting in the eastern Chadian town of Gos Beida June 15, 2008. Irish EU troops patrolled eastern Chad's Goz-Beida town and nearby refugee camps on Sunday after insurgents attacked the town in their latest offensive against Chadian President Idriss Deby. Irish troops protecting refugee camps as part of the European Union's EUFOR mission in eastern Chad came under RPG fire during Saturday's fighting, and returned "warning fire" against their unidentified attackers. REUTERS/Finbarr O'Reilly (CHAD)

Irish troops from the European Union Force (EUFOR) aim their weapons during a patrol near Djabal refugee camp, the morning after heavy fighting in the eastern Chadian town of Gos Beida June 15, 2008. Irish EU troops patrolled eastern Chad's Goz-Beida town and nearby refugee camps on Sunday after insurgents attacked the town in their latest offensive against Chadian President Idriss Deby. Irish troops protecting refugee camps as part of the European Union's EUFOR mission in eastern Chad came under RPG fire during Saturday's fighting, and returned "warning fire" against their unidentified attackers.
REUTERS/Finbarr O'Reilly (CHAD)

Irish troops from the European Union Force (EUFOR) take part in a patrol near Djabal refugee camp a day after heavy fighting in the eastern Chadian town of Gos Beida June 15, 2008. Irish EU troops patrolled eastern Chad's Goz-Beida town and nearby refugee camps on Sunday after insurgents attacked the town in their latest offensive against Chadian President Idriss Deby. Irish troops protecting refugee camps as part of the European Union's EUFOR mission in eastern Chad came under RPG fire during Saturday's fighting, and returned "warning fire" against their unidentified attackers. REUTERS/Finbarr O'Reilly (CHAD)

Irish Comdt. Stephen Morgan keeps civilians at a distance as the European Union Force (EUFOR) bomb disposal experts dig a hole to dispose of a rocket propelled grenade found by the roadside near the eastern Chadian town of Gos Beida June 8, 2008. EUFOR has deployed a force of about 3,000 troops in Chad to help secure the lawless border region near Sudan, where cross-border violence from Darfur has uprooted nearly 400,000 Chadians and Sudanese living in the area. EUFOR says it has destroyed some 80 unexploded ordanance in the past month near Gos Beida alone. REUTERS/Finbarr O'Reilly (CHAD)

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Habitation traditionnelle en terre battue. Ces bâtiments reliés par une barrière de branches regroupent une famille, souvent jusqu'à trois générations. Dans cette région, le fils qui se marie amène sa femme habiter au sein de l'unité familiale paternelle. Le père loge ses différentes épouses dans des bâtiments séparés. Un village est constitué de plusieurs de ces unités familiales. Il s'agit d'un habitat dispersé.
(Photo prise avec un Fuji Finepix E550)

Habitation traditionnelle en terre battue. Aucun service: ni eau potable, ni électricité, ni école ou poste de santé à proximité.
(Photo prise avec un Fuji Finepix E550)

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Moudou!

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