2025-05-31 - PSG Champions league victory celebrations in Paris - Lucien Lung
Parisian fans celebrate Paris Saint-Germain's (PSG) victory over Inter Milan in the 2025 Champions League final. Paris, May 31, 2025. © Lucien Lung / Riva-Press
Reception Center for French Citizens from Indochina (CAFI), Sainte-Livrade-sur-Lot - Vincent Nguyen
Located on military land, the Reception Center for French Citizens from Indochina (CAFI) welcomed 1,200 French citizens repatriated from Indochina in 1956, mainly mixed-race women and children who lived there in extremely precarious living conditions and under the authority of a particularly strict military camp management that kept them virtually self-sufficient from the rest of the population. In 2014, the old buildings were demolished and replaced by new social housing allocated to beneficiaries unrelated to the original Indochinese population. Descendants of this population, however, continue to live there and perpetuate the memory and Vietnamese traditions of their ancestors.
Putin Little soldiers - Fabrice Dimier
They are between the ages of 7 and 14 and come to learn how to fight in the ranks of paramilitary groups during summer camps. These organizations, supported financially by the government, have multiplied in number since Putin came to power.
2025-01_02 - Panama Canal - Lucien Lung
Container ships passing through the Panama Canal in January and February 2025. © Lucien Lung / Riva-Press
2020-11 - Goverment controled Syria - Lucien Lung
Images of Syria, regime side, in Damascus, Homs and Aleppo, taken in November 2020.
LEICA FOTOGRAFIE INTERNATIONAL - Rijasolo
Report on zebu rustling in Madagascar (16 pages). Awarded by the World Press Photo 2022.
MELTING OF GLACIERS IN THE PYRENEES - Vincent Nguyen
The Oulettes de Gaube glacier in the Pyrenees is in its final years. The last seventeen glaciers in the massif are expected to disappear within the next ten years due to global warming.
Mayotte undocumented - Vincent Nguyen
These "Comorian cousins" of the French Mahorans are vital to the economies of both Mayotte and the Comoro Islands. Although they make up a third of the population of the tiny French island in the Indian Ocean, they are "clandestine" and live in fear of deportation.
