Picking tea, Rwanda, 1991. [Credit : Sebastião Salgado]
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Picking tea, Rwanda, 1991.

[Credit : Sebastião Salgado]

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Kafue National Park, Zambia, 2010. [Credit : Sebastião Salgado]
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Kafue National Park, Zambia, 2010.

[Credit : Sebastião Salgado]

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Korem camp, Ethiopia, 1984. [Credit : Sebastião Salgado]
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Korem camp, Ethiopia, 1984.

[Credit : Sebastião Salgado]

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The Natinga School camp for displaced Sudanese, Southern Sudan, 1995. [Credit : Sebastião Salgado]
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The Natinga School camp for displaced Sudanese, Southern Sudan, 1995.

[Credit : Sebastião Salgado]

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Angola, 1975. [Credit : Sebastião Salgado]
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Angola, 1975.

[Credit : Sebastião Salgado]

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The Gisovo Tea Plantation in Rwanda, 1991. [Credit : Sebastião Salgado]
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The Gisovo Tea Plantation in Rwanda, 1991.

[Credit : Sebastião Salgado]

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The “Benguela Railway Station” camp for displaced Angolans. Luena, Alto Zambeze Province, Angola, 1997. [Credit : Sebastião Salgado]
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The “Benguela Railway Station” camp for displaced Angolans. Luena, Alto Zambeze Province, Angola, 1997.

[Credit : Sebastião Salgado]

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Tea plantation worker in Rwanda, 1991. [Credit : Sebastião Salgado]
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Tea plantation worker in Rwanda, 1991.

[Credit : Sebastião Salgado]

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Namibia, 2005. [Credit : Sebastião Salgado]
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Namibia, 2005.

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Lake Faguibine dried up with the drought and invasion of the desert. Mali, 1985. [Credit : Sebastião Salgado]
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Lake Faguibine dried up with the drought and invasion of the desert. Mali, 1985.

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unicef: Can You See Me?   In the northern town of Makeni, Jane [NAME CHANGED] describes being rejected from her family home after becoming pregnant. Now eight months pregnant, she lives with her grandmother, who also supports the baby’s father. Neither young parent attends school. Fifty-four per cent of girls in Sierra Leone marry before age 18, and pregnancy is the third most common reason for students to drop out of primary school.    Sierra Leone © UNICEF/NYHQ2009-0488/Asslin
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unicef:

Can You See Me?  

In the northern town of Makeni, Jane [NAME CHANGED] describes being rejected from her family home after becoming pregnant. Now eight months pregnant, she lives with her grandmother, who also supports the baby’s father. Neither young parent attends school. Fifty-four per cent of girls in Sierra Leone marry before age 18, and pregnancy is the third most common reason for students to drop out of primary school.   

Sierra Leone © UNICEF/NYHQ2009-0488/Asslin

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Guinea, 1960. [Credit : Marc Riboud]
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Guinea, 1960.

[Credit : Marc Riboud]

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Displaced people waited for rations from the World Food Program in Jonglei, South Sudan, Thursday, Jan. 12, 2012. The Murle ethnic group was displaced in inter-communal violence. [Credit : Isaac Billy/European Pressphoto Agency]
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Displaced people waited for rations from the World Food Program in Jonglei, South Sudan, Thursday, Jan. 12, 2012. The Murle ethnic group was displaced in inter-communal violence.

[Credit : Isaac Billy/European Pressphoto Agency]

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Ghana, 1960. [Credit : Marc Riboud]
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Ghana, 1960.

[Credit : Marc Riboud]

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Kenya, 1962. [Credit : Marc Riboud]
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Kenya, 1962.

[Credit : Marc Riboud]

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