Fatin, a twelve-year-old Iraqi girl, stands amid rubble, following the bombing of Baghdad by ...

Fatin, a twelve-year-old Iraqi girl, stands amid rubble, following the bombing of Baghdad by coalition forces during the Iraq war. When Australian artist George Gittoes met her in April 2003, she told him that twenty-seven members of her extended family had died in the bombing of their poor area of Baghdad. As the sole surviving member of her family, she relied on the goodwill of neighbours to survive.

• A statue of Saddam Hussein in central Baghdad is battered but still standing, following the ...
• A street café in Al Sadoon Street, in central Baghdad, shortly before the start of the 2003 Iraq ...
• The bombed site of the headquarters of the International Committee of the Red Cross in Baghdad, ...
• Collection related to George Gittoes, Iraq
• Muhammed Hassan holds a bunch of flowers in front of Baghdad's bombed-out Olympic Centre ...
• Iraqi supporters of Saddam Hussein, demonstrating against the threatened invasion of Iraq by ...
• 'Najeen', a sculpture erected in Fardus Square in central Baghdad. The sculpture sits on the ...
• Informal portrait of Australian artist and photo-journalist, George Gittoes, holding his digital ...
• Iraqis, demonstrating against the threatened invasion of Iraq by coalition forces, carry a banner ...
• Local men, relatives of an executed prisoner, examine nooses and a trap door at a gallows in Abu ...
• An Iraqi woman stands with an axe amidst rubble. She is scavenging for firewood to survive, ...