Kalba Devi Market Bombay

Kalba Devi Market is Bombay´s busiest part of the city. Many goods are transported by human power to their clients.
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Kalba Devi Market is Bombay´s busiest part of the city. Many goods are transported by human power to their clients.
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Kalba Devi Market is Bombay´s busiest part of the city. Many goods are transported by human power to their clients.
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Kalba Devi Market is Bombay´s busiest part of the city. Many goods are transported by human power to their clients.
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Kalba Devi Market is Bombay´s busiest part of the city. Many goods are transported by human power to their clients.
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Kalba Devi Market is Bombay´s busiest part of the city. Many goods are transported by human power to their clients.
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Kalba Devi Market is Bombay´s busiest part of the city. Many goods are transported by human power to their clients.
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Kalba Devi Market is Bombay´s busiest part of the city. Many goods are transported by human power to their clients.
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Kalba Devi Market is Bombay´s busiest part of the city. Many goods are transported by human power to their clients.
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Kalba Devi Market is Bombay´s busiest part of the city. Many goods are transported by human power to their clients.
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Kalba Devi Market is Bombay´s busiest part of the city. Many goods are transported by human power to their clients.
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Kalba Devi Market is Bombay´s busiest part of the city. Many goods are transported by human power to their clients.
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Kalba Devi Market is Bombay´s busiest part of the city. Many goods are transported by human power to their clients.
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Kalba Devi Market is Bombay´s busiest part of the city. Many goods are transported by human power to their clients.
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Kalba Devi Market is Bombay´s busiest part of the city. Many goods are transported by human power to their clients.
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Kalba Devi Market is Bombay´s busiest part of the city. Many goods are transported by human power to their clients.
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Kalba Devi Market is Bombay´s busiest part of the city. Many goods are transported by human power to their clients.
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Srebrenica

The bosnian peasant Ivo Dudic (name changed) survived the massacre of Srebrenica in 1995. He will testify in the trial against Karadzic in The Hague.
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The field near Pilice. 1,500 men were shot on this meadow. Ivo Dudic is probably the only one who survived the massacre in Pilice.
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"Tabuts" (bosnian for coffins) seen at Potocari on 11th of July.
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A battered wall in Srebrenica.
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Man walking the empty streets of Srebrenica centre.
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Gravediggers are preparing new graves for the upcoming memorial day.
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Coffins in the former battery factory in Potocari. The victims had been identified in the previous year , recovered earlier from mass graves.
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Anniversary of the massacre in Srebrenica 2009. The coffins are passed from hand to hand. From the battery factory to the Memorial Centre.
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The Potocari Memorial Centre on July 11th 2009.
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Dudic in the car on the tracks if his history.
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Dudic is remembering heavy fighting on the way from Srebrenica to Bratunac, the first stop after seperation from his family in Potocari.
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Woman following the religious ceremony at the memorial centre in Potocari.
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At Potocari Memorial Centre.
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Gravediggers at the Potocari Memorial Centre during the religious ceremony.
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Dudic at home.
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Dudic at home.
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At a dervish ceremony. Dudic heals his trauma with this spiritual praying.
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At a dervish ceremony.
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A tunnel on the road from Bratunac to Pilice. Dudic reports, that Muslim prisoners were transported on this road to the killing fields.
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A man walks the path at the former killing fields of Pilice.
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The former peasant Dudic crouches on the bridge at Pilice. There he saw a truck full of dead corpses.
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The bridge in Pilice, taken from the place Dudic escaped to and spent one night.
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Ivo Dudic in the former prison camp of Batkovic. He spent five months there.
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At Identification Coordination Division (ICD) in Tuzla.
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A daughter mourns of her father, whose mortal remains just been burried by the family.
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Even 14 years after his traumatic experiences Dudic is still suffering from nightmares. He is still as skinny as in the time of his imprisonment in Batkovic.
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Dudic is one of propably 12 men who survived the massacres. The names of all ohter victims are carved in stone.
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High-ranking politicians and diplomats prove their last respects to the dead in Potocari.
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Man parying at Potocari Memorial Centre.
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Mourning women with a child at a grave in Potocari Memorial Centre.
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Ivo Dudic at the grave of his son, who is buried alongside with other victims.
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The former dutch UN checkpoint in Potocari at night.
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Baptiste Giabiconi - Model, Musician and Karl Lagerfeld´s muse during a stay in his hometown of Marseille!
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