IDPs in Khanaqin
According to local sources, over the last week more than 400 families have arrived to a village in the Kanaqin area, South East of Kurdistan at the border with Iraq, following increasing violence and the arrive of ISIL insurgents. The IDPs, who have arrived from Jalula, Shayabana and other cities in Diyala region, have been assisted by the local population. The United Nations on Wednesday upgraded Iraq’s latest crisis to a level 3 humanitarian disaster — its most severe designation — as U.N. officials said they were scrambling to provide water and other essentials while preparing to cope with an estimated 1.5 million displaced people.
18-06-2014 -- Bahary Taza Village, Khanaqin, Iraqi Kurdistan -- Male Iraqi refugees use water from a tanker to wash at a makeshift refugee camp set up on the outside of Bahary Taza Village in Iraqi-Kurdistan. According to local sources, over the last week more than 400 families have arrived to a village in the Kanaqin area, South East of Kurdistan at the border with Iraq, following increasing violence in the region. The IDPs, who have arrived from Jalula, Shayabana and other cities in Diyala region, have been assisted by the local population. The United Nations on Wednesday upgraded Iraq’s latest crisis to a level 3 humanitarian disaster — its most severe designation — as U.N. officials said they were scrambling to provide water and other essentials while preparing to cope with an estimated 1.5 million displaced people. 
18-06-2014 -- Bahary Taza Village, Khanaqin, Iraqi Kurdistan -- Two Iraqi refugee boys pick flowers at a makeshift refugee camp, set up on the outside of Bahary Taza Village in Iraqi-Kurdistan. According to local sources, over the last week more than 400 families have arrived to a village in the Kanaqin area, South East of Kurdistan at the border with Iraq, following increasing violence in the region. The IDPs, who have arrived from Jalula, Shayabana and other cities in Diyala region, have been assisted by the local population. The United Nations on Wednesday upgraded Iraq’s latest crisis to a level 3 humanitarian disaster — its most severe designation — as U.N. officials said they were scrambling to provide water and other essentials while preparing to cope with an estimated 1.5 million displaced people. 
18-06-2014 -- Bahary Taza Village, Khanaqin, Iraqi Kurdistan -- An Iraqi refugee boy jumps on mattresses, stacked in preparation for the arrival of more refugees at a makeshift refugee camp set up on the outside of Bahary Taza Village in Iraqi-Kurdistan. According to local sources, over the last week more than 400 families have arrived to a village in the Kanaqin area, South East of Kurdistan at the border with Iraq, following increasing violence in the region. The IDPs, who have arrived from Jalula, Shayabana and other cities in Diyala region, have been assisted by the local population. The United Nations on Wednesday upgraded Iraq’s latest crisis to a level 3 humanitarian disaster — its most severe designation — as U.N. officials said they were scrambling to provide water and other essentials while preparing to cope with an estimated 1.5 million displaced people. 
18-06-2014 -- Bahary Taza Village, Khanaqin, Iraqi Kurdistan -- An Iraqi refugee is seen at a school being used as a refugee camp at Ali Awa Village in Iraqi-Kurdistan. According to local sources, over the last week more than 400 families have arrived to a village in the Kanaqin area, South East of Kurdistan at the border with Iraq, following increasing violence in the region. The IDPs, who have arrived from Jalula, Shayabana and other cities in Diyala region, have been assisted by the local population. The United Nations on Wednesday upgraded Iraq’s latest crisis to a level 3 humanitarian disaster — its most severe designation — as U.N. officials said they were scrambling to provide water and other essentials while preparing to cope with an estimated 1.5 million displaced people. 
18-06-2014 -- Bahary Taza Village, Khanaqin, Iraqi Kurdistan -- Iraqi refugees are seen inside a school being used as a refugee camp at Ali Awa Village in Iraqi-Kurdistan. According to local sources, over the last week more than 400 families have arrived to a village in the Kanaqin area, South East of Kurdistan at the border with Iraq, following increasing violence in the region. The IDPs, who have arrived from Jalula, Shayabana and other cities in Diyala region, have been assisted by the local population. The United Nations on Wednesday upgraded Iraq’s latest crisis to a level 3 humanitarian disaster — its most severe designation — as U.N. officials said they were scrambling to provide water and other essentials while preparing to cope with an estimated 1.5 million displaced people. 
25/06/2014. Khanaqin, Iraq. Tents and cars used by Iraqi refugees, who also inhabit much of the unfinished house, are seen at a refugee camp on the outskirts of Bahari Taza village in Iraq. According to local sources, over the last week more than 400 families have arrived to a village in the Khanaqin area, South East of Kurdistan at the border with Iraq, following increasing violence and the arrive of ISIS insurgents. The IDPs, who have arrived from Jalula, Shayabana and other cities in Diyala region, have been assisted by the local population. The United Nations on Wednesday upgraded Iraq’s latest crisis to a level 3 humanitarian disaster — its most severe designation — as U.N. officials said they were scrambling to provide water and other essentials while preparing to cope with an estimated 1.5 million displaced people. 
25/06/2014. Khanaqin, Iraq. 37 year old Salh Madi (2L) is pictured with his family, Malak (3), Aya (5), his wife Rafida Ha'di (23) and their one year old son Bilal, Iraqi refugees from the front line town of Jalawla, at the Kani Taza refugee camp in Iraq. Salh and Rafida escaped the town with their Sunni Tukman family after fighting commenced between ISIS and Kurdish Peshmerga forces. They were told about the camp by people in Jalawla, where the camp is common knowedge, and left taking only their essential possessions. According to local sources, over the last week more than 400 families have arrived to a village in the Khanaqin area, South East of Kurdistan at the border with Iraq, following increasing violence and the arrive of ISIS insurgents. The IDPs, who have arrived from Jalula, Shayabana and other cities in Diyala region, have been assisted by the local population. The United Nations on Wednesday upgraded Iraq’s latest crisis to a level 3 humanitarian disaster — its most severe designation — as U.N. officials said they were scrambling to provide water and other essentials while preparing to cope with an estimated 1.5 million displaced people. 
25/06/2014. Khanaqin, Iraq. Ali Farthal Rahim (40), a Sunni Arab Iraqi refugee from Sharaban Province, is pictured at the Bahari Taza refugee camp near Khanaqin, Iraq. Formerly a labourer in his home town, Ali left his home with his wife, 6 children and his daughter-in-law on the 16th of June, traveling via Kirkuk to avoid ISIS occupied territory he arrived at Kani Taza camp. Ali would like to move into Kurdistan, but is unable to without sponsorship from someone who will take responsibility for him. According to local sources, over the last week more than 400 families have arrived to a village in the Khanaqin area, South East of Kurdistan at the border with Iraq, following increasing violence and the arrive of ISIS insurgents. The IDPs, who have arrived from Jalula, Shayabana and other cities in Diyala region, have been assisted by the local population. The United Nations on Wednesday upgraded Iraq’s latest crisis to a level 3 humanitarian disaster — its most severe designation — as U.N. officials said they were scrambling to provide water and other essentials while preparing to cope with an estimated 1.5 million displaced people. 
25/06/2014. Khanaqin, Iraq. An Iraqi-Kurd uses water to damp down a fire, set to clear a patch of grass so a toilet can be erected, at a refugee camp on the outskirts of Bahari Taza village in Iraq. According to local sources, over the last week more than 400 families have arrived to a village in the Khanaqin area, South East of Kurdistan at the border with Iraq, following increasing violence and the arrive of ISIS insurgents. The IDPs, who have arrived from Jalula, Shayabana and other cities in Diyala region, have been assisted by the local population. The United Nations on Wednesday upgraded Iraq’s latest crisis to a level 3 humanitarian disaster — its most severe designation — as U.N. officials said they were scrambling to provide water and other essentials while preparing to cope with an estimated 1.5 million displaced people. 
18-06-2014 -- Bahary Taza Village, Kanaquin, Iraqi Kurdistan -- An Iraqi refugee carries a water container to his family's tent at a makeshift refugee camp set up on the outside of Bahary Taza Village in Iraqi-Kurdistan. According to local sources, over the last week more than 400 families have arrived to a village in the Kanaqin area, South East of Kurdistan at the border with Iraq, following increasing violence and the arrive of ISIL insurgents. The IDPs, who have arrived from Jalula, Shayabana and other cities in Diyala region, have been assisted by the local population. The United Nations on Wednesday upgraded Iraq’s latest crisis to a level 3 humanitarian disaster — its most severe designation — as U.N. officials said they were scrambling to provide water and other essentials while preparing to cope with an estimated 1.5 million displaced people. 
18-06-2014 -- Bahary Taza Village, Kanaquin, Iraqi Kurdistan -- Iraqi refugees and their tents are seen inside a barn that serves as part of a makeshift refugee camp set up on the outside of Bahary Taza Village in Iraqi-Kurdistan. According to local sources, over the last week more than 400 families have arrived to a village in the Kanaqin area, South East of Kurdistan at the border with Iraq, following increasing violence and the arrive of ISIL insurgents. The IDPs, who have arrived from Jalula, Shayabana and other cities in Diyala region, have been assisted by the local population. The United Nations on Wednesday upgraded Iraq’s latest crisis to a level 3 humanitarian disaster — its most severe designation — as U.N. officials said they were scrambling to provide water and other essentials while preparing to cope with an estimated 1.5 million displaced people. 
18-06-2014 -- Bahary Taza Village, Kanaquin, Iraqi Kurdistan -- Iraqi refugees sit in the shade of a barn at a makeshift refugee camp set up on the outside of Bahary Taza Village in Iraqi-Kurdistan. According to local sources, over the last week more than 400 families have arrived to a village in the Kanaqin area, South East of Kurdistan at the border with Iraq, following increasing violence and the arrive of ISIL insurgents. The IDPs, who have arrived from Jalula, Shayabana and other cities in Diyala region, have been assisted by the local population. The United Nations on Wednesday upgraded Iraq’s latest crisis to a level 3 humanitarian disaster — its most severe designation — as U.N. officials said they were scrambling to provide water and other essentials while preparing to cope with an estimated 1.5 million displaced people. 
18-06-2014 -- Bahary Taza Village, Kanaquin, Iraqi Kurdistan -- A female Iraqi refugee carries a tent on her head at a makeshift refugee camp set up on the outside of Bahary Taza Village in Iraqi-Kurdistan. According to local sources, over the last week more than 400 families have arrived to a village in the Kanaqin area, South East of Kurdistan at the border with Iraq, following increasing violence and the arrive of ISIL insurgents. The IDPs, who have arrived from Jalula, Shayabana and other cities in Diyala region, have been assisted by the local population. The United Nations on Wednesday upgraded Iraq’s latest crisis to a level 3 humanitarian disaster — its most severe designation — as U.N. officials said they were scrambling to provide water and other essentials while preparing to cope with an estimated 1.5 million displaced people. 
18-06-2014 -- Bahary Taza Village, Kanaquin, Iraqi Kurdistan -- Members of an Iraqi refugee family are sit inside their tent at a makeshift refugee camp set up on the edge of Bahary Taza Village in Iraqi-Kurdistan. According to local sources, over the last week more than 400 families have arrived to a village in the Kanaqin area, South East of Kurdistan at the border with Iraq, following increasing violence and the arrive of ISIL insurgents. The IDPs, who have arrived from Jalula, Shayabana and other cities in Diyala region, have been assisted by the local population. The United Nations on Wednesday upgraded Iraq’s latest crisis to a level 3 humanitarian disaster — its most severe designation — as U.N. officials said they were scrambling to provide water and other essentials while preparing to cope with an estimated 1.5 million displaced people. 
18-06-2014 -- Bahary Taza Village, Kanaquin, Iraqi Kurdistan -- A female Iraqi refugee boils tea at a makeshift refugee camp set up on the edge of Bahary Taza Village in Iraqi-Kurdistan. According to local sources, over the last week more than 400 families have arrived to a village in the Kanaqin area, South East of Kurdistan at the border with Iraq, following increasing violence and the arrive of ISIL insurgents. The IDPs, who have arrived from Jalula, Shayabana and other cities in Diyala region, have been assisted by the local population. The United Nations on Wednesday upgraded Iraq’s latest crisis to a level 3 humanitarian disaster — its most severe designation — as U.N. officials said they were scrambling to provide water and other essentials while preparing to cope with an estimated 1.5 million displaced people. 
18-06-2014 -- Bahary Taza Village, Kanaquin, Iraqi Kurdistan -- According to local sources, over the last week more than 400 families have arrived to a village in the Kanaqin area, South East of Kurdistan at the border with Iraq, following increasing violence and the arrive of ISIL insurgents. The IDPs, who have arrived from Jalula, Shayabana and other cities in Diyala region, have been assisted by the local population. The United Nations on Wednesday upgraded Iraq’s latest crisis to a level 3 humanitarian disaster — its most severe designation — as U.N. officials said they were scrambling to provide water and other essentials while preparing to cope with an estimated 1.5 million displaced people. 
18-06-2014 -- Bahary Taza Village, Kanaquin, Iraqi Kurdistan -- An Iraqi refugee sleeps inside a school being used as a refugee camp at Ali Awa Village in Iraqi-Kurdistan. According to local sources, over the last week more than 400 families have arrived to a village in the Kanaqin area, South East of Kurdistan at the border with Iraq, following increasing violence and the arrive of ISIL insurgents. The IDPs, who have arrived from Jalula, Shayabana and other cities in Diyala region, have been assisted by the local population. The United Nations on Wednesday upgraded Iraq’s latest crisis to a level 3 humanitarian disaster — its most severe designation — as U.N. officials said they were scrambling to provide water and other essentials while preparing to cope with an estimated 1.5 million displaced people.
