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Meet our journalists

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Meet our photojournalists

Parmi les journalistes exilés, il y a aussi des photographes qui ont parfois été au coeur des conflits. 

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A member of the Syrian Civil Defence volunteers, also known as the White Helmets, carries a wounded girl amid the rubble following reported government airstrike on the rebel-held town of Douma, on the eastern outskirts of the capital Damascus, on February 25, 2017.
Syrian regime forces carried out raids on several areas in the country, targeting mainly the besieged town of Douma, causing the deaths of at least 13 civilians, according to Syrian Observatory for Human Rights. The raids continued despite the United Nations confirmation a few days earlier that Moscow formally asked its ally Damascus to stop launching strikes during the Geneva negotiations, which began earlier in the week. / AFP PHOTO / Sameer Al-Doumy
Syrians evacuate an injured boy from rubble following a reported air strike on a rebel-held town of Douma, northeast of the capital Damascus on June 16, 2015.
Nearly every day, Syria's air force drops barrel bombs -- containers packed with crude explosives and shrapnel -- on areas wrested from government control by rebels.  / AFP PHOTO / SAMEER AL-DOUMY
Syrian men carry injured victims following a reported air strike on the besieged rebel-held town of Douma, northeast of the capital Damascus on January 21, 2015. Rebel-held towns such as Douma face frequent aerial and tank bombardment and the siege means food is scarce and medical facilities are ill-equipped to handle either illness or injury. AFP PHOTO / SAMEER AL-DOUMY / AFP PHOTO / - AND SAMEER AL-DOUMY
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Meet our CARTOONISTs

Parmi les journalistes exilés, il y a aussi des caricaturistes comme Bilal Daggezen

Bilal Daggazen - caricaturiste (1)
Bilal Daggazen - caricaturiste (2)
Bilal Daggazen - caricaturiste (3)
Bilal Daggazen - caricaturiste (4)
Bilal Daggazen - caricaturiste (5)
Bilal Daggazen - caricaturiste (6)
Bilal Daggazen - caricaturiste (7)
Bilal Daggazen - caricaturiste (8)
Bilal Daggazen - caricaturiste (9)
Bilal Daggazen - caricaturiste (10)
Bilal Daggazen - caricaturiste (11)
Bilal Daggazen - caricaturiste (12)

Support the Maison des Journalistes

Give a donation to the Maison des Journalistes -MDJ-, it is a commitment to respect freedom of the press and expression in France and in the World, and concretely it is:

→ Guarantee the reception and lodging of at least 14 male and female journalists in the premises of the Maison des Journalistes in Paris for an average stay of 10 months.

→ Encourage the social and administrative support of these media professionals during all the steps necessary to apply for political asylum in France.

→ Renvoyé Spécial, le programme of meetings with journalists from the MDJ, witnesses of the oppression occurring in all four corners of the earth, in order to raise awareness, especially the youth, of the importance of the freedom of expression and of democratic values.

→ reinforce the range of cultural, linguistic and professional activities that punctuate the lives of MDJ residents and encourage their integration into French society for a new life (free French classes, discovery of heritage and French institutions, visits by media partners, journalistic workshops, etc.).

→ support the large-scale cultural projects initiated by the MDJ journalists who cultivate freedom of expression in all its forms (Waiting exhibition in partnership with the City Council of the tenth arrondissement of Paris; the exhibition journal D’Ici in collaboration with Magnum Photo agency in 2019).

→ open L’Oeil de la Maison des journalistes, the online journal of the association, which offers current and former residents a space to exercise their freedom to inform.

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The procedure is easy, and you can donate the exact amount you wish- it will always be useful. All the donations are eligible for a 66% tax reduction. Upon receipt of the donation, you will receive a tax receipt.


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