The Slum Of Cite Soleil In Port-au-Prince, Haiti
A child is scared of approaching foreigners
Journalists, Documentary Photographers and Filmmakers Dennis & Patrick Weinert @ Weinert Brothers are the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributors of this social documentary photography. These images are from project ‘Inside Cite Soleil’. To see Patrick & Dennis’ portfolio click on any image.
A Mother with her child in an IDP-Camp in Cité Soleil
Women pedicure their feet on one of the main roads of their quarter inside the mega-slum
A child from Cité Soleil gets baptised in a church outside of the mega-slum, which prevents the father from attending the ceremony as he is wanted by the UN and the Haitian police
A squad of Brazilian UN Peacekeepers patrols Cité Soleil
Two men play cards in a narrow side street close to a neighbouring quarter that is controlled by an opposing gang
Artists use scrap metal to create an artwork in a backyard
A squad of Brazilian UN Peacekeepers patrols Cité Soleil
A gang member presents one of his gunshot wounds that he received by UN peacekeepers
Children play on the balcony of a concrete building
Local residents stand on a rooftop, overlooking the new market
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By Dennis & Patrick Weinert
