Stephane Lehr, an independent photojournalist based in Paris (France), is a specialist of the Near East and Middle East, whose coverage deals with international current affairs, conflicts and their impact on societies.
Since 1992 he has taken an active part in field work in over thirty countries.
His missions and personal projects led to his involvement in subjects such as the islamists of Yemen and Libya. During recent years, he carried out photo reportages on the war lords and child soldiers in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and southern Sudan.
Thanks to his work for NGOs (Doctors of the World, the Salvation Army), he undertook societal and medico-social studies in France and throughout the world.
International publications: Business Week, Time, Financial Times, Le Figaro magazine
Email : [email protected]

Some photo reports:

Khadafi... By the end not so fast as that - Libya
Youth against Mubarak - Egypt
Flee violence to survive - Tunisia, Libya
Red Kivu - rape as a weapon of war - DR Congo
The Henri Mondor hospital emergencies - France
The new battle-field of Al-Qaeda - Yemen
Humanitarian so bikers during tsunami - Indonesia
History of religions traditionalist and orthodox - France, Israël, Yemen, Myanmar, Portugal
Joseph Kony, LRA leader and his child soldiers - South Sudan
Bohemians and gypsies - France
The homeless population - France
The last Jews of Yemen - Yemen
In the secret in the Lodges - France
The civil war started - Ivory Coast
Intifada endless war - Israel, Palestine
Shatila Palestinian families are still mourning their lost ones - Lebanon
Raising awareness of the women to the materno-infantile health - Nepal The Misquito women victims of sexual violence - Nicaragua
The earthquake reached a magnitude of 5.5 - Indonesia
Tsunami aftermath - Sri Lanka
To live without war - Angola
Maslakh, one of the biggest refugee and displaced camps - Afghanistan
The conditions of the Palestinian refugees - Jordan, Israel, Palestine