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She is an orphan and lives with her seven cousins and their grandmother who is too frail to look after her grandchildren, and the household is headed by the oldest child, 20 year old Phakamile Makhowance. Phakamile takes care of her seven siblings, grandmother and orphaned niece. She is lucky enough to have all the necessary papers entitling her to claim child support grants for her four youngest siblings, which has to feed all nine members of the family. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443788193304-70P4QZRVRE92AISJI50T/Child+run+family+002.jpg Stories - South Africa, KwaZulu Natal Cosmos flowers in a meadow near Loskop in the Drakensberg mountains. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443788195919-WBAFRG8X82384OAV5YSD/Child+run+family+003.jpg Stories - South Africa, KwaZulu Natal Lihle Mbele's extended family play on an abandoned minivan in the family compound. Since the death of her mother Joyce in early 2008, Lihle is now head of the household, responsible for her two brothers, four cousins and her aunt who is too weak from Aids and TB to look after her own children. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443788198898-WWPXXSCE1Q8928Q1TTIE/Child+run+family+004.jpg Stories - South Africa, KwaZulu Natal Wake for Joyce Mbele at her home in the Drakensberg mountains near Loskop. Since Joyce's death from an Aids related illness, Lihle, the eldest of three, is now responsible not just for her siblings, but for her cousins and aunt, who is ill with Aids and TB. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443788202114-VQ6VDEUVZ9G3BN5H6YQ2/Child+run+family+005.jpg Stories - South Africa, KwaZulu Natal Lihle Mbele (centre) watches her mother Joyce's funeral in the Drakensberg mountains near Loskop. Children are often left out both physically and emotionally from family funerals, and are left alone by adults to cope with the trauma of a parent's death. Lihle is now head of the household, responsible for her two brothers, four cousins and her aunt who is too weak from Aids and TB to look after her own children. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443788204759-7RP1D6RLNJ3M9H0LQ773/Child+run+family+006.jpg Stories - South Africa, KwaZulu Natal Lungi Ngidi's school shirts - her smartest clothes - dry in the wind that is carried down from the Ixopo Hills. Lungi's father left her family many years ago and her mother died of Aids in 2002, leaving her to bring up her siblings on her own. With the help of Siyabona, a local NGO, Lungi has a study grant to attend As-Salaam College, 40km from her home. During the week she attends the college and shares a rented room with another student. Her brother Menzi is responsible for looking after their younger brother and sister while Lungi is away. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443788208743-ZC94TZ9U9H50S9AQ2ZIJ/Child+run+family+007.jpg Stories - South Africa, KwaZulu Natal Bukusile Tshosi breastfeeds her 18 month old daughter. As well as looking after her daughter, Bukusile cares for her two younger sisters. Their mother died of Aids seven years ago, and their grandmother one year after that, leaving Bukusile and her two sisters orphans at the ages of 10, 9 and 8. The youngest sister, who was six years old at the time died of Aids six months later. They were taken in for a while by their uncle until his second wife, who was jealous of them, kicked them out. Since then Bukusile has tried to provide for the family. Her daughter's father left before she was even born. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443788210844-ZD2J5SQBR2MOR2I89S13/Child+run+family+008.jpg Stories - South Africa, KwaZulu Natal An unusable room in 16 year old Bukusile Tshosi's house. There is no one around to do repairs. As well as looking after her 18 month old daughter, Bukusile also cares for her two younger sisters. Their mother died of Aids seven years ago, and their grandmother one year after that, leaving Bukusile and her two sisters orphans at the ages of 10, 9 and 8. The youngest sister, who was six yeas old at the time died of Aids six months later. They were taken in for a while by their uncle until his second wife, who was jealous of them, kicked them out. Since then Bukusile has tried to provide for the family. Her daughter's father left before she was even born. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443788217629-62WMUKNTGHTYISNY79PZ/Child+run+family+009.jpg Stories - South Africa, KwaZulu Natal A young girl walks home from school in the Drakensberg mountains, near Loskop. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443788221967-YJS9NIELM3OGOK4G4LKR/Child+run+family+010.jpg Stories - South Africa, KwaZulu Natal Joyce Mbele's brother, who helped dig Joyce's grave after her death from an Aids related illness. Following the death of Joyce in early 2008, Lihle, her eldest daughter, became head of the household responsible for her two brothers, four cousins and her aunt who is too weak from Aids and TB to look after her own children. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443801304176-9N6IXFTC81MFWLIJGY4X/_DSC5074hr.jpg Stories - Nepal, Bhaktapur 'My name is Howri, I am 33 years old. I help my family cleaning up their house. I almost work for 5 days now. I don't want any money, because it's my family. We have to help each other.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443801304052-PK58BQHB4TQ5HNRCRKBP/_DSC5080hr.jpg Stories - Nepal, Bhaktapur 'My name is Howri, I am 33 years old. I help my family cleaning up their house. I almost work for 5 days now. I don't want any money, because it's my family. We have to help each other.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443801318118-LSR7DARGKWDURI8ME9P3/_DSC5091hr.jpg Stories - Nepal, Bhaktapur 'My name is Geeta, 22 years old. I help my family cleaning up the house. I almost work for 5 days now. I don't want any money, because it's my family. We have to help each other.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443801326071-DM8170NFICN3UNYEC4W3/_DSC5107hr.jpg Stories - Nepal, Bhaktapur 'My name is Geeta, 22 years old. I help my family cleaning up the house. I almost work for 5 days now. I don't want any money, because it's my family. We have to help each other.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443801333251-ABJW1CSSRIN4Z60PN71V/_DSC5124hr.jpg Stories - Nepal, Bhaktapur 'My name is Kamela, 36 years old. My house was completely destroyed but already cleaned up. Now I help my neighbours cleaning up their house. The bracelets I wear show that I'm a married woman.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443801339104-595YIL34YTKMQTED0ZCM/_DSC5149hr.jpg Stories - Nepal, Bhaktapur 'My name is Kamela, 36 years old. My house was completely destroyed but already cleaned up. Now I help my neighbours cleaning up their house. The bracelets I wear show that I'm a married woman.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443801350153-TOZXXTM44IFKBIT6F3OW/_DSC5166hr.jpg Stories - Nepal, Bhaktapur 'My name is Howri, 38 years old. I am cleaning up my house. I select the bricks which we can be used again to rebuilt. We sleep in a tent which we set up inside our house.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443801349929-XF8ICPQXII4D1NLBWKM6/_DSC5230hr.jpg Stories - Nepal, Bhaktapur 'My name is Mehendi, 21 years old. I used to live here but because of the earthquake I moved in with relatives somewhere else in Bhaktapur. We are already cleaning up for more than a month now. Today I help my parents because I have a day off from my studies in Public Health.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443801364383-WXZ3NXXODOWH6DGNYB1N/_DSC5247hr.jpg Stories - Nepal, Bhaktapur 'My name is Mehendi, 21 years old. I used to live here but because of the earthquake I moved in with relatives somewhere else in Bhaktapur. We are already cleaning up for more than a month now. Today I help my parents because I have a day off from my studies in Public Health.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443801367752-UDWYL4JKRXAATDXBA1WP/_DSC5266hr.jpg Stories - Nepal, Bhaktapur 'My name is Maya, 48 years old. I work for an organisation. I help rebuilding a temple for Ganesh and earn some money this way. My house is completely destroyed so I live in a camp. The tattoo on my arm is there to sell after I die to enter Nirvana.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443801380265-UHZ4MJEJ811B4WHOZXN8/_DSC5283hr.jpg Stories - Nepal, Bhaktapur 'My name is Maya, 48 years old. I work for an organisation. I help rebuilding a temple for Ganesh and earn some money this way. My house is completely destroyed so I live in a camp. The tattoo on my arm is there to sell after I die to enter Nirvana.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443801378558-7X76U1TDHQCLW2BN8VEP/_DSC5321hr.jpg Stories - Nepal, Bhaktapur My name is Shori, 46 years old. I live in a camp. My house has collapsed. It's too dangerous to enter my house. The neighbouring buildings are to unstable. I work for an organisation. I help rebuilding a temple for Ganesh and earn some money this way.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443801401203-EYF3F8C3SGR8LUE31UKJ/_DSC5334hr.jpg Stories - Nepal, Bhaktapur My name is Shori, 46 years old. I live in a camp. My house has collapsed. It's too dangerous to enter my house. The neighbouring buildings are to unstable. I work for an organisation. I help rebuilding a temple for Ganesh and earn some money this way.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443801391924-EIFCDX48V9Y4AAE6QNVF/_DSC5402hr.jpg Stories - Nepal, Bhaktapur 'My name is Nini, 54 years old. I'm busy cleaning my house. The walls have collapsed and I am carrying the bricks to the front. We have a farm a few kilometres from here. That's where we stay right now. It will take at least a year to rebuilt our home.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443801407778-R1RDMPQ6PSW3ZKMZK8WU/_DSC5429hr.jpg Stories - Nepal, Bhaktapur 'My name is Nini, 54 years old. I'm busy cleaning my house. The walls have collapsed and I am carrying the bricks to the front. We have a farm a few kilometres from here. That's where we stay right now. It will take at least a year to rebuilt our home.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443801420781-1PGK3HBA7PU0FURAWIWS/_DSC5469hr.jpg Stories - Nepal, Bhaktapur 'My name is Mina, 48 years old. I was at home alone when the earthquake hit. Everything started to collapse. I couldn't get out. It was impossible to scream for help because I was in shock. After three hours I was able to call for help. Two boys from next door heard my cry and called my daughter. After securing the building people got me out. Yesterday I cleaned my street with my bare hands. I fell and hurt my hand. Now I live in a tent behind my house.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443801418483-QE2V3EUJRBW1DOPMA3KO/_DSC5531hr.jpg Stories - Nepal, Bhaktapur 'My name is Barmila, 40 years old. I clean up this house together with my son to make some money. My house is destroyed. I rent a small place. I get support from the people I'm working at right now. The owner of this house is the principal of my sons school. The bracelet I wear shows a lion's head. I got it in return for a job I did once.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443801434415-B75T85K7YVBTY43K4LRU/_DSC5559hr.jpg Stories - Nepal, Bhaktapur 'My name is Barmila, 40 years old. I clean up this house together with my son to make some money. My house is destroyed. I rent a small place. I get support from the people I'm working at right now. The owner of this house is the principal of my sons school. The bracelet I wear shows a lion's head. I got it in return for a job I did once.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443801436931-GCXFY3N3Q961NQA6WM1M/_DSC5601hr.jpg Stories - Nepal, Bhaktapur 'My name is Milan, 30 years old. I'm cleaning up our house. We lived together here with 16 family members. Now we all live in one tent in a camp. Everybody is unharmed.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443801449974-G2FUXXKHPBS7BST0IDIH/_DSC5635hr.jpg Stories - Nepal, Bhaktapur 'My name is Shanti, 40 years old. I lived together with 16 people in the house I'm cleaning up. Now we all live in one tent in a camp. Everybody is unharmed. The ring I wear was a gift from my husband.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443801450855-TI0VKZUNOA38R8YRPJGL/_DSC5663hr.jpg Stories - Nepal, Bhaktapur 'My name is Maya, 50 years old. There were 18 people in the house when the earthquake hit. By a miracle nobody was harmed. Now we rent a house until our house is rebuilt.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443801468015-4C96W3R41S00549EMDH8/_DSC5727hr.jpg Stories - Nepal, Bhaktapur 'My name is Subarna, 38 years old. My house is totally destroyed. We are going to rebuild it bit by bit. We start with the ground floor and when we have enough money we add another floor. This way we can manage the costs.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443801461319-JVUXKRCJRZKLRT39WJZW/_DSC5749hr.jpg Stories - Nepal, Bhaktapur My name is Mangal, 44 years old. I am busy cleaning my house. I was home during the eartquake but luckily we got out. We live in a camp together with six people in a tent.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443801477720-QGYJSJ3OWYMXI6R3EENZ/_DSC5886hr.jpg Stories - Nepal, Bhaktapur 'My name is Komari, 32 years old. Originally I come from Khotang which is approx 250 km away from here. I came to Kathmandu to look for a job. The earthquake makes it more easy to find work. Lots of house owners look for helping hands. Right now I'm busy carrying bricks to a construction site. The owner is rebuilding his collapsed factory. I support seven family members at home. The nailpolish I wear has my favorite colour.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443793221788-DVHA5BMW9LYGR0GWOZBR/Tour+du+Monde001lhr.jpg Stories - Colombia, Sopo Competitor in the Vuelta de Colombia passing a soldier and a tank guarding the route of the Tour. The 53rd Vuelta a Colombia took place against a backdrop of civil war and violence. The bicycle race is guarded along its entire route by heavily armed Colombian soldiers as it crosses provinces controlled variously by the Revolutionary Army of Colombia (FARC), the National Liberation Army (ELN) and the Paramilitaries (AUC). The constant military presence failed to prevent the kidnapping of one competitor who was lucky to escape a few days later. As if that wasn't challenging enough the cyclists face climbs which are steeper and higher than any on the Tour de France. Last year's Tour slogan came tinged with irony - 'Viva Colombia - travel through your country' - a dangerous undertaking for any citizen in a country where the levels of kidnapping and extra judicial killing are the highest in the world. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443793256154-3VTHOL5PSW29UUAEQN63/Tour+du+Monde008hr.jpg Stories - Colombia, Sincelejo Cyclist praying in church before the start of a stage in the Vuelta a Colombia. The 53rd Vuelta a Colombia took place against a backdrop of civil war and violence. The bicycle race is guarded along its entire route by heavily armed Colombian soldiers as it crosses provinces controlled variously by the Revolutionary Army of Colombia (FARC), the National Liberation Army (ELN) and the Paramilitaries (AUC). The constant military presence failed to prevent the kidnapping of one competitor who was lucky to escape a few days later. As if that wasn't challenging enough the cyclists face climbs which are steeper and higher than any on the Tour de France. Last year's Tour slogan came tinged with irony - 'Viva Colombia - travel through your country' - a dangerous undertaking for any citizen in a country where the levels of kidnapping and extra judicial killing are the highest in the world. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443793230036-NFXKZ2O0KH1PVR7AT9J6/Tour+du+Monde002lhr.jpg Stories - Cuba, Sancti Spiritus Cyclists on the 7th stage of the Vuelta a Cuba (the Tour of Cuba cycling race) pass a 1950s American car on their way towards Sancti Spiritus. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443793267118-7CKASSQWY4AV7V7M2WX7/Tour+du+Monde009hr.jpg Stories - Cuba, Matanzas Cyclist Pedro Pablo Perez, a competitor in the Vuelta de Cuba (the Tour of Cuba cycling race), cools his bruised bottom after that morning's time trial. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443793237138-IX5MN265HMY3P0JV2GG6/Tour+du+Monde003lhr.jpg Stories - Senegal, Sindia The Tour du Senegal cycle race. Dutch rider Marco Duys pumping up a tyre in Sindia on the 8th stage. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443800236986-UDL9GK9Q3PWZPV6E3SEQ/Senegal+001.jpg Stories - Senegal The Tour du Senegal cycle race. Spectators under a huge baobab tree near Popenguine on the 5th stage. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443795588643-4GE9SIFIYS8MMUF1CIJT/Tour+of+Eritrea+030.jpg Stories - Eritrea The Tour of Eritrea cycle race. Dust covers the road to Dekmhare. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443793238869-YP87M6FD9RIFPOBI0U2W/Tour+du+Monde004hr.jpg Stories - Eritrea The Tour of Eritrea cycle race. Boys in their school uniforms cheer as the race passes by. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443793249022-BMJ92M5VS47T501CF8FY/Tour+du+Monde005lhr.jpg Stories - Qatar Traditional Qatari feast at the end of a stage for participants in the the Tour de Qatar. The international cycling circus, invited by the ultra-rich oil state of Qatar, pays its first visit to the Middle East. The riders were the subject of bemused glances from locals as they rode through the desert, where a bicycle is a rare site. The Qatari government is attempting to build up its sporting reputation in the lead up to hosting the Asian Games of 2006. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443793263684-WQ6YC22WNI0HEFUKWPJ6/Tour+du+Monde010hr.jpg Stories - Qatar Barbershop scene as riders in the Tour de Qatar ride past. The international cycling circus, invited by the ultra-rich oil state of Qatar, pays its first visit to the Middle East. The riders were the subject of bemused glances from locals as they rode through the desert, where a bicycle is a rare site. The Qatari government is attempting to build up its sporting reputation in the lead up to hosting the Asian Games of 2006. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443794978505-ARWWCYZJSMCF2X5WC37Y/tour+de+senegal.jpg Stories - Qatar Horseman racing the peloton in the Tour de Qatar. The international cycling circus, invited by the ultra-rich oil state of Qatar, pays its first visit to the Middle East. The riders were the subject of bemused glances from locals as they rode through the desert, where a bicycle is a rare site. The Qatari government is attempting to build up its sporting reputation in the lead up to hosting the Asian Games of 2006. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443793250017-2L5M0BIG7G4P972KOO1N/Tour+du+Monde006hr.jpg Stories - China, Hainan Province Riders limber-up in preparation for the first annual Tour of Hainan Island Cycling Race - a six day race offering 100,000 USD prize money. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443793255662-0VDWS00D3DK589CDEAPH/Tour+du+Monde007hr.jpg Stories - China, Hainan Province Crowd of spectators stand to watch the first annual Tour of Hainan Island Cycling Race - a six day race offering 100,000 USD prize money. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1446035686502-AIMAHY8XK4BMMF2SSTAT/Tour-du-Monde Stories https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443708457346-ER2QKQP0WNZK67TLAV2N/_DSC9318hr.jpg Stories - Liberia, Taylor Town Phoebe, 6, and her sister Mary, 15 mths, travelling, with a medical worker (dressed in personal protection equipment), to the ICC (interim care centre) in Monrovia. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443708478288-0NB6BWMCX4AA1C4VFI48/_DSC9633hr.jpg Stories - Liberia, Taylor Town The man that brought ebola to Taylor Town was taken to this kitchen building after he died where his body was ritually washed, oiled and laid on top of the planks. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443708561029-4HQXTOWSEXDKHUQ30P3N/_DSC9825hr.jpg Stories - Liberia, Taylor Town The grave of the first person in Taylor Town to be infected with ebola. They bought the contagion with them from the capital and as a result a further 15 people died after contracting the illness. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1446031208492-2OLJ6K60BFG5V18G425G/_DSC9700hr.jpg Stories https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443708494785-VDZG9RI8G3Y2UIPT49D5/_DSC9679hr.jpg Stories - Liberia, Taylor Town The empty market in Taylor Town, it will remain under quarantine for three weeks. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1446031627757-6D1HIDNTU0ETYWXBL6FK/Taylortown+Family+hr004.jpg Stories https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1446031832423-1GKLECFE0D4ALGTHFCPV/_DSC9647.jpg Stories https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443708520062-SQGXO8SM1BT5H83EW0KS/_DSC9755hr.jpg Stories - Liberia, Taylor Town The house where the originator of ebola (in Taylor Town) lived and died and also where most of the town's fatalities lived. The benches remain from the ceremony that took place following his death. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443708524977-6RVVBXBRXPYCJET6H199/_DSC9792hr.jpg Stories - Liberia, Taylor Town A young student in the town's school that was closed, by government decree, earlier in the year as a result of the ebola crisis. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443708550165-YK9L39XS7ER027S7P743/_DSC9990hr.jpg Stories - Liberia, Taylor Town The head's office in the town's school that was closed, by government decree, earlier in the year as a result of the ebola crisis. The office has been looted and all the school's books stolen. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1446031669616-E2E5315REVHJCXOO5U0O/Taylortown+Family+hr009.jpg Stories - Liberia, Ebola Treatment Unit in Bong. Father of Mary https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1446031647344-YICFTGM3CL4RD8I3TYVD/Taylortown+Family+hr008.jpg Stories - Liberia, Ebola Treatment Unit in Bong. Mother of Mary https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443708201986-HNBJB5UCTX7AGIZEKABE/_DSC0525hr.jpg Stories - Liberia, Ebola Treatment Unit in Bong. A worker puts on rubber gloves at the Ebola Treatment Unit in Bong. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1446031161261-B4OHMKUC9JZ8PUZF1N2W/_DSC0519hr.jpg Stories - Liberia, Ebola Treatment Unit in Bong https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443708245057-QCX87HQ3J700FG6GCHIL/_DSC0617hr.jpg Stories - Liberia, Ebola Treatment Unit in Bong. A freshly excavated grave in a graveyard behind the Ebola Treatment Unit in Bong. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1446031158808-Q77X4JTIE7G3FLDXJYUD/_DSC0514hr.jpg Stories - Liberia, Ebola Treatment Unit in Bong https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443708222484-J140QT9UHO9LIZ18U22D/_DSC0402hr.jpg Stories - Liberia, Ebola Treatment Unit in Bong. Lt. James Regeimbal Jr., from the American military, testing a blood sample at the Ebola Treatment Unit where they are testing the blood of all suspected ebola cases in Bong County. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443708432225-XFS7TMT0P9Q4J5HXJLIM/_DSC8989hr.jpg Stories - Liberia, Ebola Treatment Unit in Bong A man, dressed in full personal protection equipment (PPE) sprays a decontaminate at the football stadium where uninfected people may have been in contact with others infected with ebola. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1446031177297-PQFAWXZ9RZH8GPEOPFVT/_DSC9309hr.jpg Stories - Liberia, Taylor Town https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1446031699441-1ACH8N33GHOK4CMGX5BY/Taylortown+Family+hr016.jpg Stories - Liberia, Taylor Town https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443708240102-S0RUJBVS0LLL8LP8WNEL/_DSC0708hr.jpg Stories - Liberia, ICC, Monrovia Six year old Phoebe plays with a water pump at the ICC (interim care centre) in Monrovia. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443708349720-6PFKHNBV9BIMYD4SL4V7/_DSC1249hr.jpg Stories - Liberia, ICC, Monrovia A caretaker at the ICC (interim care centre) cools down Mary who has a high fever, while waiting for an ambulance to transfer the 15 month old girl to the Ebola Treatment Unit. The caretakers are all Ebola survivors who are said to be immune from the virus. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443708259686-V92JVKUMFDE8N8RG5EFT/_DSC0839hr.jpg Stories - Liberia, ICC, Monrovia SIx year old Phoebe looks at her sister Mary, 15 mths, who is sleeping on her bed in the ICC (interim care centre) in Monrovia. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443708314360-SOGLC3UTEAHJ04OYBPJ1/_DSC1084hr.jpg Stories - Liberia, ICC, Monrovia Six year old Phoebe carries her sister Mary, 15 mths, at the ICC (interim care centre) in Monrovia. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443708321882-FPFDPQB38I0PKJ1K0YHW/_DSC1097hr.jpg Stories - Liberia, ICC, Monrovia A care worker takes 15 month old Mary's temperature. She was found to have a high temperature and was transferred to the Ebola Treatment Unit. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443709636279-2SP3XCPVCFPO0I0YSEOA/_DSC1307hr.jpg Stories - Liberia, ICC, Monrovia 15 month old Mary lies in the isolation room at the ICC (interim care centre). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443708361163-PX2TY973L7DF2ZFPM9CT/_DSC1365hr.jpg Stories - Liberia, ICC, Monrovia Staff and patients at the ICC (interim care centre).   https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443708378048-7ETQ27NZ3KI9ZMUXBGJT/_DSC1476hr.jpg Stories - Liberia, ICC, Monrovia A special caretaker in dressed in full Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) carries 15 month old Mary to an ambulance for transfer to the Ebola Treatment Unit after she developed a high fever. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1446031735281-RKAACLNOQ036WEFBTBSS/Taylortown+Family+hr027.jpg Stories - Liberia, ICC, Monrovia https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443708388954-DRR2IVWPQKC61TX6TO9I/_DSC1507hr.jpg Stories - Liberia, ICC, Monrovia A special caretaker, in dressed in full Personal Protection Equipment (PPE), holds 15 month old Mary in the back of an ambulance during her transfer to the Ebola Treatment Unit. Mary was moved from the ICC (interim care centre) after she developed a high fever. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443708399288-DPBPF9UHGOP5S9MD6738/_DSC1573hr.jpg Stories - Liberia, ICC, Monrovia Phoebe watches the ambulance that is taking her sister to the Ebola Treatment Unit. Mary was moved from the ICC (interim care centre) after she developed a high fever.   https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443708415757-XM1137PRQ12BEYUI7IXM/_DSC1587hr.jpg Stories - Liberia, ICC, Monrovia A caretaker, herself an ebola survivor, holds six year old Phoebe who has collapsed in tears after watching her sister Mary being taken by ambulance to the Ebola Treatment Unit. Mary was moved from the ICC (interim care centre) after she developed a high fever. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443785621100-VF6JBB495M8BQP0KPSO1/Madagascar+2006+053.jpg Stories - Madagascar, West A woman preparing her field for a peanut crop. Due to slash and burn farming, some parts of Kirindy forest have been cut down. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443785610653-AXWU6G4MX0UY82IPJML7/Madagascar+2006+054.jpg Stories - Madagascar, West A chameleon in Kirindy forest. Kirindy is a dry deciduous forest which is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, including many unique species. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443785623465-GUOXLNRY3HOX1JS5V14L/Madagascar+2006+hires+001.jpg Stories - Madagascar, West Sunlight streams through the trees at dawn in Kirindy forest's visitor centre. Kirindy is a dry deciduous forest which is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, including many unique species. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443785629593-HAQGYRC4XXLJ4OS5QW6G/Madagascar+2006+hires+002.jpg Stories - Madagascar, West A dwarf mouse lemur caught for research into primate behaviour in Kirindy forest. Only found in a few square kilometres of Kirindy, it is the world's smallest primate, weighing around 30 grams. Kirindy is a dry deciduous forest which is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, including many unique species. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443785631071-X62PR4YV5MXJQXBWX9J0/Madagascar+2006+hires+003.jpg Stories - Madagascar, West A farmer milking his cows in the Kirindy forest. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443785644291-1AQBAGD4GU440P8IWL2P/Madagascar+2006+hires+004.jpg Stories - Madagascar, West Farmers from Kirindy village bring their peanut crop to the road for transport to market. Sometimes they have to wait as long as three days for transport willing to give them a ride to the nearest town. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443785650712-SDTQZDIPPCGIXKPIB73T/Madagascar+2006+hires+005.jpg Stories - Madagascar, West Due to slash and burn farming, this part of Kirindy forest is now a wasteland. It will take years for the sandy soil to recover. Kirindy is a dry deciduous forest which is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, including many unique species. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443785655730-NEOTQHAD4TUU45TTLSAM/Madagascar+2006+hires+007.jpg Stories - Madagascar, West A farmer holding a bicycle donated by an NGO. With it, the community patrol the woods around Kirindy village, preventing illegal deforestation and forest fires. Slash and burn farming has reduced parts of Kirindy forest to a wasteland. Kirindy is a dry deciduous forest which is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, including many unique species. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443785664387-ZP9EL0JJO6KH8Q3QKTKY/Madagascar+2006+hires+008.jpg Stories - Madagascar, West A man patrols the woods around Kirindy village, preventing illegal deforestation and forest fires. Slash and burn farming has reduced parts of Kirindy forest to a wasteland. Kirindy is a dry deciduous forest which is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, including many unique species. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443785666357-G1DQ12351LYB8H5CDJEY/Madagascar+2006+hires+009.jpg Stories - Madagascar, West Girl holding up a cloth with a butterfly print in Kirindy village, which is home to 1500 people. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443785677061-W28WE0XESEWF82BKHAN8/Madagascar+2006+hires+010.jpg Stories - Madagascar, West A woman and her children preparing dinner in Kirindy village, which is home to 1500 people. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443785682891-R7IUOXJP3B2JBQ2EPQEP/Madagascar+2006+hires+012.jpg Stories - Madagascar, West Trees lit up by torchlight in Kirindy forest, a dry deciduous forest which is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, including many unique species. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443785702594-MESA7K1LZGEXSKPQ2J5K/Madagascar+2006+hires+013.jpg Stories - Madagascar, West A snake on a dirt track in Kirindy forest. Kirindy is a dry deciduous forest which is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, including many unique species. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443785695453-0KCF4MBPU9MIKIX3CKSS/Madagascar+2006+hires+014.jpg Stories - Madagascar, West Professional hunters working with a conservation project prepare tranquilizer darts to catch lemurs for research into primate behaviour in Kirindy forest. Kirindy is a dry deciduous forest which is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, including many unique species. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443785713724-IPQBMHU3YWRW0LDFXHQW/Madagascar+2006+hires+015.jpg Stories - Madagascar, West A Labord's chameleon in Kirindy forest. Kirindy is a dry deciduous forest which is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, including many unique species. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443785716677-WJFY5D3Z36VJZZXB4BTP/Madagascar+2006+hires+017.jpg Stories - Madagascar, West Butterflies asleep on a dirt track in Kirindy forest. Kirindy is a dry deciduous forest which is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, including many unique species. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443785730170-OS1Z8QZ4PCPF1TQJPH8Z/Madagascar+2006+hires+018.jpg Stories - Madagascar, West A farmer takes a bath in a pond surrounded by water hyacinth in the Kirindy forest. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443785732488-2J2X74LR047IRWZWGGFE/Madagascar+2006+hires+019.jpg Stories - Madagascar, West A Verreaux's Sifaka lemur jumping between trees in Kirindy forest. Kirindy is a dry deciduous forest which is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, including many unique species. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443785738782-PZ877LA7P0MZLT6WJ8R1/Madagascar+2006+hires+021.jpg Stories - Madagascar, West Trees in Kirindy forest, a dry deciduous forest which is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, including many unique species. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443785742722-QGCREFW4QRGG9GUCG819/Madagascar+2006+hires+023.jpg Stories - Madagascar, West A professional hunter working with a conservation project fires a tranquilizer dart to catch lemurs for research into primate behaviour in Kirindy forest. Kirindy is a dry deciduous forest which is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, including many unique species. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443785747931-G2VQQTRMR17MHVLR3WIJ/Madagascar+2006+hires+029.jpg Stories - Madagascar, West A sleeping sunbird in Kirindy forest. Kirindy is a dry deciduous forest which is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, including many unique species. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443785755919-7RFA56QZZSUNO3DDUWGB/Madagascar+2006+hires+039.jpg Stories - Madagascar, West A single tree stump left behind after slash and burn farming reduced this part of Kirindy forest to a wasteland. It will take years for the sandy soil to recover. Kirindy is a dry deciduous forest which is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, including many unique species. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443785758988-HJKYJ9GNADBROI2CV6WO/Madagascar+2006+hires+040.jpg Stories - Madagascar, West Justin (left) and Mainty hold lists of farmers in Kirindy village who have signed up to a new crop rotation scheme. Slash and burn monoculture has reduced parts of Kirindy forest to a wasteland, and it will take years for the sandy soil to recover. But local farmers will now practise sustainable farming, growing different crops each year and thus enriching the soil. Kirindy is a dry deciduous forest which is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, including many unique species. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443785772113-L2TFG8E6OQ7T4BR8N332/Madagascar+2006+hires+041.jpg Stories - Madagascar, West Farmers from Kirindy village bring their peanut crop to the road for transport to market. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443785777979-JAWO3G0OD1BIRKC21SMK/Madagascar+2006+hires+042.jpg Stories - Madagascar, West A grazing cow near baobab trees in Kirindy forest, a dry deciduous forest which is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, including many unique species. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443785781234-JHYUA0WNXX4SHSTIZS3R/Madagascar+2006+hires+046.jpg Stories - Madagascar, West A farmer finishes work at sunset, with a baobab tree behind him. Due to slash and burn farming, some parts of Kirindy forest have been cut down. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444127556508-3N4W3PLX0RZNVH0VTE4P/Dierproeven+001.jpg Stories - Netherlands Sheep being fed by a scientist in a university medical research laboratory. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444127555444-SUFWCOKK0OAG1EILW5B4/Dierproeven+002.jpg Stories - Belgium, Brussels Activists protest in front of the Nepalese Embassy in Brussels agaisnt monkeys being exported from Nepal for use as subjects in medical research. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444127560661-TOU4W2E1UNJ7FRLZIDLI/Dierproeven+003.jpg Stories - Netherlands Testing on a dead mouse for breast cancer research in a medical research laboratory. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444127559978-YD7IALJEN4LPPDRHYQSX/Dierproeven+004.jpg Stories - Netherlands A pig is prepared for heart surgery as part of medical research in a university operating room. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444127564927-00RDDRCUB41K2HT0GLUN/Dierproeven+005.jpg Stories - Netherlands, Amsterdam A scientist uses human skin for dermatology research in a medical research laboratory in Amsterdam. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444127565578-1HKNCS2Y2Z5XWZJ8ML1D/Dierproeven+006.jpg Stories - Belgium, Leuven A protestor dressed as a monkey at the University of Leuven. According to the demonstrators, this university uses monkeys for medical research. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444127570545-845MROUF6X7HO8J3DGS1/Dierproeven+008.jpg Stories - Netherlands, Almere A chimpanzee that was injected with the HIV virus as part of medical research recovers in its cage at the animal rescue centre and sanctuary Stichting AAP in Almere. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444127573486-TEZ4QVCRDHJ3Z4TY6YA7/Dierproeven+009.jpg Stories - Netherlands A mouse being used as a test subject for medical research is given a lethal dose in a laboratory. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444127581914-9GFIOJ4FI3LYWIBBX0JB/Dierproeven+011.jpg Stories - Netherlands A pig recovers from heart surgery as part of medical research in a university operating room next to another pig in a cage. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444127584605-YH8Q165U8CVWFOZKD37Z/Dierproeven+010.jpg Stories - Netherlands Mice in cages waiting to be used as test subjects for various types of medical research in a laboratory. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444127588225-I47GNJTKKG7O8FTVWFR5/Dierproeven+012.jpg Stories - Netherlands, Weesp An activist at the gate of Solvay Pharmaceuticals B.V. (Abbott) medical research laboratory in Weesp. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444127646048-K8JKCC4TX2VT6THM9IJ9/Dierproeven+022.jpg Stories - Netherlands A pig is prepared to recover from heart surgery as part of medical research in a university operating room. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444127652729-ULXRLCW2T1R7UNYVO4SD/Dierproeven+029.jpg Stories - Netherlands A beagle dog being used for rheumatology research at a medical research laboratory. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444130453333-IHGJ69MJ8JX1EHC9R4AK/Dierproeven+040.jpg Stories https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443699187822-L335DAY3DRDOFJFNERMR/Ethiopia+001.jpg Stories - Ethiopia, Chimbiri, Nr. Debre Birhan, Highlands Abebe Balete, 13. "It's my dream to become a driver. I want to drive a car. It's a good profession and I can earn money." Abebe lives with his two brothers, sister and mother. They are a farming family. His parents are divorced and his father lives in another city so he never sees him. Abebe lives an hour away from his school and walks there every day. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443699186233-BWLCV2Y3B59C6UH87Q5O/Ethiopia+002.jpg Stories - Ethiopia, Chimbiri, Nr. Debre Birhan, Highlands Mr. Murati (centre), a Schools Supervisor, is flanked by a priest (left) and guard (right). Mr Murati is committed to creating a productive and lively learning environment in the schools for which he is responsible. The classroom atmosphere has been transformed thanks to the training of Voluntary Service Overseas (VSO) volunteers. Previously, classrooms were depressing; windows were kept shut because teachers feared the drafts would make children sick. Mr Murati and others have taken it upon themselves to stimulate teachers and make school a positive and more enjoyable experience for all. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443699214514-NLIA8EAVP7ZQLG5GVX42/Ethiopia+003.jpg Stories - Ethiopia, Chimbiri, Nr. Debre Birhan, Highlands Amare Habtegebreal, 10, wants to be a policeman when he grows up. "I want to become a policeman because he keeps people under control and is a peacemaker. I want to hold a gun." Amare lives five minutes from school with his brother and two sisters. He is looked after by his father; his mother died two years ago. After the morning shift at school, Amare helps his father in the fields but also plays a little. The wooden gun he holds was made at school. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443699230973-HEX8SB1TRTV20W150H8O/Ethiopia+006.jpg Stories - Ethiopia, Chimbiri, Nr. Debre Birhan, Highlands Meseker Getie, 9, wants to be a teacher when she grows up. "I want to help other children. I like my teacher. I want to teach mathematics. Teachers should be happy." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443699247261-OS1FEVP55YVAZE48G7E6/Ethiopia+007.jpg Stories - Ethiopia, Chimbiri, Nr. Debre Birhan, Highlands Tayee Haile Micale, 10, wants to be a head teacher when he grows up. "I like my head teacher. I think he's good. I want to be like him." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443699252641-2ZXQO4RGIYM50U2RJOS8/Ethiopia+008.jpg Stories - Ethiopia, Chimbiri, Nr. Debre Birhan, Highlands Feleke Shalachewu, 10, wants to be a doctor when he grows up. "I want to be a doctor because it's a useful profession. I plan to be a doctor to cure patients. It's the best profession. I want to make my eye better." Feleke lives one hour's walk from school in the village of Chathat, with his farming parents and seven brothers and sisters https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443699255465-VLF6BPOANJY6I6P6NRUS/Ethiopia+009.jpg Stories - Ethiopia, Chimbiri, Nr. Debre Birhan, Highlands Sintayhu Shewatatik, 9, wants to be a trader when she grows up. "I want to be a trader because it's a good profession, I can earn money. I want to sell biscuits, chocolate and sugar." Sintayhu lives 20 minutes from school with her brother, two sisters and mother and father who are both farmers. In her village there are no shops and her inspiration comes from the shops in the main village of Chimbiri. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443699270977-6AMTL5YWJ37ENHNS3G26/Ethiopia+010.jpg Stories - Ethiopia, Chimbiri, Nr. Debre Birhan, Highlands Endla Habte Gabriel, 10, wants to be a farmer when he grows up. "I want to be a farmer because it is a good profession. I can grow food. I want to grow maize because then we can make injera (a maize flour pancake, Ethiopian staple). I want to plough and I want some animals." Every day Endla helps on the family farm. This is very common in such remote villages. Endla knows how to plough, dragging the plough over the land after the two bulls. The work is physically demanding. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443699276296-D41WF5Z841P6KLSEAZX0/Ethiopia+011.jpg Stories - Ethiopia, Chimbiri, Nr. Debre Birhan, Highlands Akilile Haile Mariam, 10, wants to be a pilot when he grows up. "I want to fly a fast plane with passengers. I have seen a plane flying over my village. I can earn a lot of money as a pilot. My parents would definitely like me to be a pilot. I will take my plane home and use it to take passengers and learn to fly." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443699285666-BNW7N5H61KAWZLSDOOSN/Ethiopia+013.jpg Stories - Ethiopia, Chimbiri, Nr. Debre Birhan, Highlands Students run to school for the morning lessons, through enthusiasm, not because they are late. In recent years in Ethiopia, nearly five million children have been brought into primary education although 40% of children - some 7 million kids - still do not attend school. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443699293993-OY2KIF8MAPHXD7MWZVGP/Ethiopia+014.jpg Stories - Ethiopia, Chimbiri, Nr. Debre Birhan, Highlands 'Where is the ball? The ball is on the chair' A classroom in Chimbiri school. Children take turns in putting objects on the chair, while the teacher writes on the blackboard. The teachers learn English themselves at school before attending college, yet many are poorly trained. The young teachers in this school tend to stay for a year then move on, depending on the decisions taken by the government. In remote schools such as this one, teachers stay in the local village and travel home at weekends. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443699298531-YKKU20MYQO13EUB3IYNG/Ethiopia+015.jpg Stories - Ethiopia, Chimbiri, Nr. Debre Birhan, Highlands An English lesson in Chimbiri school. The signs on the wall are inspired by teaching methods introduced by Voluntary Service Overseas (VSO) volunteers. The same teacher teaches both the morning and afternoon classes for the younger and older pupils respectively, which each contain 54 children. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443699309851-D3LI4MJM1ZAIA5574HST/Ethiopia+016.jpg Stories - Ethiopia, Chimbiri, Nr. Debre Birhan, Highlands Teaching aid made by Adaba, the English teacher at Gudoberet school. Every school in Ethiopia has a member of staff responsible for making teaching aids and charts for the whole school. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443699309954-416LR4663JAH0KUD79N6/Ethiopia+017.jpg Stories - Ethiopia, Chimbiri, Nr. Debre Birhan, Highlands Children in a classroom at Chimbiri school. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443699321258-JIBHU2SRSQKB0DVYDJW5/Ethiopia+020.jpg Stories - Ethiopia, Chimbiri, Nr. Debre Birhan, Highlands Teacher's notes on the blackboard in a classroom for a Grade 1 English class, Chimbiri school. In Ethiopia, there are 68 pupils for every primary teacher, and at upper primary level fewer than 25% of teachers are professionally qualified. One of the problems facing the country is not the amount of teachers, but the quality of their training. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443699321755-9H299886O2LX44EK2Y4A/Ethiopia+021.jpg Stories - Ethiopia, Chimbiri, Nr. Debre Birhan, Highlands Stationery cupboard in Chimbiri school. The onions on the bench are grown at the school by the teachers and sold in the local village to generate money for the school. Text books and posters for all the classes are borrowed and returned after each lesson. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443699336490-GSVYM8837E9TKE2ZA1LY/Ethiopia+022.jpg Stories - Ethiopia, Chimbiri, Nr. Debre Birhan, Highlands A Grade 2 classroom in Chimbiri school, which is one of the best, with one desk available for every four students. Although primary education is compulsory in Ethiopia, and free in government-run schools, pupils have to pay for their textbooks and uniforms and in many rural areas schools simply do not exist. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443699335352-DVAM96WHPYLFT0U6IH9T/Ethiopia+023.jpg Stories - Ethiopia, Chimbiri, Nr. Debre Birhan, Highlands A Grade 8 classroom in Chimbiri school, which relies on improvised desks and accommodates around 30-50 students at one time. There is an absence of teaching aids, posters and equipment, since children higher up the school are still taught using old educational methods. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443699351947-EWYCY1TH27APXSUGCLKL/Ethiopia+024.jpg Stories - Ethiopia, Chimbiri, Nr. Debre Birhan, Highlands A Grade 7 classroom in Gudoberet school. A pretend television set made by a teacher as an HIV and AIDS education resource. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443699355719-DMZBCSMXG2ANYXJATOXJ/Ethiopia+027.jpg Stories - Ethiopia, Chimbiri, Nr. Debre Birhan, Highlands Children gather firewood for cooking or help family tend cattle in the fields when they are not at school. It is relatively common at harvest time for children not to attend school because they are needed to work on the land. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443699369125-1RR52FXPDVT817TYRZQ8/Ethiopia+029.jpg Stories - Ethiopia, Chimbiri, Nr. Debre Birhan, Highlands Girls huddle together as they walk to school, followed by a boy. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1571414478599-INYPH6FJT26DNIS5JMX6/Kalyani+001hra.jpg Stories https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1571414504715-HDGVO34S7D4NRJV425U3/Kalyani_2015_001a.jpg Stories https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1571414946141-0T2DJLTM7XDJR5PKEDEB/Bala+001hr.jpg Stories https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1571413165758-C4PQF1X6K77S8WL5973X/Eurgenia_003hr.jpg Stories https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443712191670-UM8UYCDL5FJ8T284C5KQ/Unicef_Award_2013hr_012.jpg Stories - India, New Delhi Sabina stands on the roof of one of the shacks in the slum where she lives holding up a brightly coloured scarf. Sabina is 9 years old and lives with her parents and brother in a slum in Delhi. Her father is a rickshaw driver and the family has very little money. The slum where they live is dirty and smelly since there are thousands of people living in a very confined space. "I am always wearing the second hand clothes of my nieces. Everything is dirty and dingy. I dream of beautiful dresses which would make me look like a movie star and I would be able to shine and dance through the slum. Everyone would think that I'm the most beautiful girl in Delhi." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1490274857432-6YYC5U8Q9AL2AKFTUB1I/_DSC0469hr.jpg Stories https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1571413429072-NZ0X3U15GM0ER6GPU1RT/Kalyani+001hra.jpg Stories https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444132160056-FDF89Q769WA0RSKB2NHT/Wilberforse_001hr.jpg Stories - Uganda, Northern Uganda Eleven year old Willberforce runs along an unpaved road near his home in Northern Uganda where he lives with his parents and six siblings. He says: 'I want to be the fastest. I want my parents, my school and country to be proud of me. Every day I run. I dream of coming home with the biggest trophy.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1571414285876-DO0QV4AH9KWYFXBTQLUN/Lima_001lr.jpg Stories https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443712106291-Q8G46LGRP9DEPG14ABCE/Unicef_Award_2013hr_001.jpg Stories - India, New Delhi Aniket dreams of flying into space. 10 year old Aniket lives with his family in public housing provided by the city of Delhi where many slum dwellers have been rehoused. Aniket is a bright boy who likes to watch Discovery Channel to learn things. "I saw a programme on TV about space. Since I saw this programme about astronauts I dream of only one thing: to go to the moon! It looks so beautiful to look down at the earth from space. I wonder whether I would be able to see India - it's quite big, isn't it?" https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1571413084194-ZRDGWJAJMJ81XMGVPV0F/Rens_001hr.jpg Stories https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1490274057817-QCI4HQZPVNG7O4ULRRF4/_DSC3356hr.jpg Stories https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1490274973867-VL0IOP75EUGGUT3S1TPU/_DSC1264hr.jpg Stories https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443712121386-ZZMOLRSY7BN6C0UL5P13/Unicef_Award_2013hr_003.jpg Stories - Turkey, Istanbul Dilan stands on the banks of the Bosphorus wrapped in a blue cloth. Dilan Kaya is 21 years old and lives in Istanbul. Since she was a young girl she has been dreaming of being free like a bird. Dilan is studying now and in her spare time she is working to enhance the future of others. "As long as I can remember I've dreamt of flying, to go where I want to go. As a woman, this is by not always obviously possible in my world. Now I am able to study now but I wish that every child would be able to do so." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1490274116774-XOFAHU2I2VR3N1PHSIID/_DSC2974hr.jpg Stories https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1490274154480-A347QQ6NHMQIAAF1KBKO/_DSC3670hr.jpg Stories https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443712106504-MNGGBUY32UUD9A7L45OH/Unicef_Award_2013hr_002.jpg Stories - Haiti, Port-au-Prince Blaise pretends to drive an old, broken car. Blaise Bedzermitki Leveltson is 12 years old. He has seven brothers and one sister. His father is a soldier. He was deeply traumatised by the 2010 earthquake but he is an active and happy boy. Blaise has many dreams. He'd like to become a driver or a mechanic but he also admires Michael Jackson and Ronaldo. "Well, I dream about so many things. If I really had to choose I would struggle. If I'm being sensible I should be a driver, but I also dream about being like Michael Jackson. It's really hard to choose." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1571413394709-MQFOCCU68K2HOCB282SD/aniket+001hra.jpg Stories https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1490274268407-PEN1LW832R9W85JWILPQ/_DSC4288hr.jpg Stories https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1571413306482-GMK0NPROL2SUUTNR2BXH/Mamadou+runner+001hr.jpg Stories https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1490274312488-IZU6EGUZ5PWQ47KPRHNL/DSC_1260hr.jpg Stories https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1490274349543-41696YG73IZC97DN8LFI/DSC_2371hr.jpg Stories https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444139939343-7LABSPXFWCLIBCUTGK72/_DSC5731hr.jpg Stories - Kyrgyzstan Gulzina is 11 years old. "I dream of working as a traffic police officer. That's not really a job for women, but I still want to do it. I love wearing a uniform and care for other peoples safety. In school I am a crossing guard, so I'm already practicing." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443712141270-9R3O1DWJRO1X07YN5GJ6/Unicef_Award_2013hr_004.jpg Stories - Jordan, Za'atari Refugee Camp Ten year old Eman stands, eyes closed, with her back against the wire fence that surround the Za'atari Refugee Camp. She fled here to escape the war in Syria. In the camp, she says, all is grey and there is no grass to be found. Eman says: 'Colour and grass is what I miss most. The only place here were I feel at ease is the playground. I want to go back home. To the vineyards and the meadows and run around with my friends.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443712149944-HN7Q1174DD23MZNMCTRW/Unicef_Award_2013hr_005.jpg Stories - Jordan, Amman 17 year old Hiba (left) with her friend Doa, also 17, replicate a fashion shoot near their homes in Amman. Hiba left school at age 11 when her parents separated. Afterwards, she says, she simply stopped going to school and stayed at home with her mother. She says: 'I asked my parents several times to let me go to school as well (as her sisters). They refused. According to my mother, my place in life would be the kitchen. She said I was dumb and it would be a waste to try to educate me ' She dreams of being a supermodel: 'I want everybody to recognise me as a gorgeous model with beautiful clothes. I want to be seen in the spotlight instead of being hidden in the shade... They (her parents) really don't care what I do. My mother takes pride in my sisters, but ignores me'. Hiba says she wants to go to law school. 'My teachers say I have a bright future, so I want to become a lawyer. I want to stand up for women's rights. In my heart I dream of being a supermodel, but I know that will never happen. So I keep my dream and I'll become a lawyer in real life.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1490274923389-V11X04HT4GNGXDUFJZPU/_DSC1440hr.jpg Stories https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443712171908-VS5W8LX8QH1T7AFHUS4I/Unicef_Award_2013hr_007.jpg Stories - India, Delhi Dewi stands in front of her class holding a piece of chalk. Dewi is 12 years old and lives with her parents and sister in one of the slums in Delhi. She's very chatty and very disciplined. She has a lot of friends with whom she likes to play hide and seek. "When I grow up, I want to be a teacher. Then I can teach children to read, write and count. This is very important for them since otherwise they won't get a job. I'll be a strict teacher and the kids will have to listen to me!" https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443712161792-L0JEAF6U7WVSZAKMSX6Z/Unicef_Award_2013hr_008.jpg Stories - Mexico, San Cristobal de las Casas Djarida, dressed up as a veterinarian, holds a chicken and pretends to inject it with a syringe.Djarida is 8 years old and lives in San Cristobal de las Casas in Chiapas, Mexico. She is from a Mayan family background. Mayans are one of the indigenous peoples of Mexico, many of whom today are poor and disadvantaged. Djarida's father left the family home and her mother works as a housekeeper in the city. Djarida loves all animals, especially dogs. "Many girls are not allowed to go to school or only for a short time. Then they are required to help at home, to get married or to work. I'm happy going to school every day. When I grow up I want to be a veterinarian. I have to study hard but I'm sure I will succeed." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443712172501-F5C6FNYE1B1AH8CH0J0G/Unicef_Award_2013hr_009.jpg Stories - Haiti Korah Beau Atom sits in a doctor's office, pretending to have a conversation on the phone. Korah Beau Atom is 10 years old and lives with her sister and mother in Haiti. Her parents are divorced. Korah sees a lot of people who sustained injuries during the 2010 earthquake. The earthquake and its effects have made a deep impression on her. Korah is in fifth grade and she finds going to school very important. She knows that school will give her a good chance for the future. "I dream of becoming a director of an hospital. I will be able to help as many people as possible and make them better. In my hospital, anyone will be able to come to be treated, even if they haven't got any money." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443712181172-5F27505WCLSZ0RRJR82S/Unicef_Award_2013hr_010.jpg Stories - India, New Delhi Love Son pretends to be a doctor with a stethoscope and a syringe. Love Son is 6 years old and lives with his parents, brother and sister in one of the slums of Delhi. His parents, like many other people in the slum, came to the city from the countryside in search for work in one of the factories. "I was sich and had to go to one of the mobile clinics operated by Save the Children. After an injection, I was well again. Now I dream of becoming a doctor so that I'll be able to make children better. With the money I would earn I would buy a big house, leather sandals and a pizza!" https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443712190472-CJUV413XCZEVW1GE74J8/Unicef_Award_2013hr_011.jpg Stories - Haiti, Port-au-Prince My-Taelle does a clown routine in front of a group of children. My-Taelle is 10 years old. She lives with her mother, two brothers and four sisters. Her father left the family home. My-Taelle in in fifth grade. Like many other children in Haiti she wasn't able to go to school following the 2010 earthquake. She was happy to be back at school when a temporary classroom was set up because this seemed like normality was returning to her life. "I dream of becoming a clown. I'll be able to make other children happy. Many people were sad after the earthquake because they lost family members or their houses. I'm glad that I can make people laugh." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1490275012979-UGKI47OPII0QF4XNYY6G/_DSC1543hr.jpg Stories https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443712201525-IMVCSKPBPGKC0L9RUL0X/Unicef_Award_2013hr_013.jpg Stories - India, New Delhi Sahid plays on computers in a computer repair shop. Sahid is 7 old and lives with his parents and sister in a slum in New Delhi. On the main street of the slum there is a shop where PCs are repaired and Sahid likes to come here. Sahid dreams of having his own computer and being able to spend the whole day on it. He wants to become a computer wizard. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443712203535-W1CY84VCBTCSXGNF29UY/Unicef_Award_2013hr_014.jpg Stories - Liberia, Monrovia Varney Parkir is 14 years old. Here he stands at the front of a boat. Parkir was born in Liberia and his mother died when he was a baby. His father couldn't provide for the family and his village doesn't have a school so he went to Monrovia, the capital, to go and live with his uncle. His father, stepmother and sister stayed behind in their village. Varney never goes to visit them. The people in the village were jealous of him so he doesn't feel welcome back home anymore. "I dream of becoming a captain of a big ship. With the ship I want to travel to Robertsport in Grand Cape Mount County. That's where I was born." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444131874206-Z05IN240XBFJJML7BUF1/Baraah_001hr.jpg Stories - Jordan, Amman Sixteen year old Bar'aah, which means 'Innocent' in Arabic, daydreaming with a display of artificial roses. She is the oldest of seven children and dropped out of school when she was fourteen. Bar'aah says: 'I dream of a world Þlled with ßowers. In my dreams I wear a dress made out of pink and red rose petals and I walk through a valley of flowers. The roses smell delicious and make me feel so happy... as long as I have ßowers around me, I will be happy.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444131874815-ZJ1B3I3AH8T4TYHZK1OW/Adham_001hr.jpg Stories - Jordan, Amman Adham plays on the roof of a building. He fled the war in Syria with his family and they now live in Amman. He comes from a middle class family and dreamt of becoming a pilot, a realistic ambition. However, his family lost all they once had and, according to his mother, he changed from a happy child into a depressed and sometime aggressive teen. Adham says: 'Everything changed, I lost everything. My house, my friends and my future. I dreamt of becoming a pilot but that is taken away from me. I can't go to school and without a degree I will be lost'. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444131857932-0AN1JXYEAA90MZU1DVKM/Ahmad_001hr.jpg Stories - Jordan, Amman Ahmad sings opera in an old building. Recently he was expelled from school as a result of an incident that he says he was unjustly blamed for: 'It is personal, I'd rather not talk about it. I am ashamed of what happened to me. I shouldn't feel ashamed because it was not my fault. You have to believe me, I didn't do anything. I was blamed for something I didn't do! I was expelled from school while I was innocent. I still can't believe it.' He wasn't only expelled from his school, but from the whole school system. He says: 'I dream of being an opera singer. Opera music makes me calm and I feel very peaceful. I just close my eyes and surrender to the music. I want to give the same feeling to others. My passion in life is singing. I am often asked to sing at weddings and parties. I don't sing opera there, but popular Palestinian songs. Although I dream of being an opera singer, I doubt whether I should pursue a career in singing. I don't think it pays much, so maybe I should be a computer engineer. You know what I would really like to do? Audition for Arabic Idols' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444139907938-IG5RJ6W94H9XNYXEBNCN/_DSC5217hr.jpg Stories - Kyrgyzstan Nigora, aged 16, lives in the countryside which is often affected by natural disasters. In school she learned how to protect herself. Nigora loves donkeys, especially the one she owns: Karabai. Nigora: "I dream of becoming a photomodel. I see myself on the cover of international fashion magazines. I don't care which one." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1571413120828-O6ES8U9KO9FDZ2FKK52J/Brahim+001hr.jpg Stories https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444131893095-WRPJGNSZO16ILV5DXB70/Bar%C4%B1%C5%9F+Y%C4%B1lmaz+001hr.jpg Stories - Turkey, Istanbul 17 year old Baris peeks out from behind a theatre curtain. Baris dreams of becoming a famous actor. He lives in Istanbul and is active at his local theatre. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444131897062-4IZ4WD10R4J19MO7IVC4/Batool_001hr.jpg Stories - Jordan, Amman Fourteen year old Bartool smiles as she puts her head into a television made from a cardboard box. She says: 'I watch a TV show about a heart surgeon every week. She cures all her patients. I dream of being her, because my aunt has a heart problem too. I want to make her healthy again, just like the TV actress.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444131913974-U2HLDZ0I240N5TMDTDRE/Carmen+en+Guadeloupe+001hr.jpg Stories - Mexico, San Cristobal de las Casas Carmen and Guadeloupe, 11 year old twins, live with their parents and two brothers. They need to travel one and a half hours each way to school every day. They also both work at the local supermarket in the evenings. They often don't get enough sleep. Most nights they finish work around midnight and have to be at school at 9 am the next morning. They hardly have enough money for food but they dream about having a big birthday party. If they had a big party they'd be able to forget their worries and the hard times. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1571413249825-Y8MSZO2CRBTW32Z0LK7V/Mamadou+001hr.jpg Stories https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444140693227-CNVN3S5MFTUOHA115XVK/_DSC4330hr.jpg Stories - Kyrgyzstan Samagan is 13 years old. The winters are ice cold in Kyrgyzstan. Food is scarce and the houses are cold inside. It doesn't matter to Samagan. He loves playing in the snow, together with his friends. "I dream of becoming a famous trompet player. I'm really proud of being Kyrgyz, so I would love to play the national anthem." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444139914863-09X2H0UO4P32HKDZL68L/_DSC5570hr.jpg Stories - Kyrgyzstan Jyldyzkan, 17 years old. "I dream of becoming a doctor. I remember very well that my mother got ill. No one could help her. It made a big impression on me that no one was able to provide medicine, despite her agony. Since that day, I dream of becoming a doctor. I'm part of the first-aid team at school, so I'm one step closer to live my dream." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444132000681-VRZ2BLSECUG7R3N8KTD5/Hamdan_001hr.jpg Stories - Jordan, Amman 16 year old Hamdam climbing on a wall near his home. He hasn't attended school for two years and has had many different jobs from tailor to working at the farmer's market as he tries to contribute to his family's costs. While he is passionate about football his dream is to be a professional rapper. He says:' When I didn't go to school, I would create raps with my friends after work. Rap is cool and I want to be cool too... My whole family is educated. I am the only failure. My grades were low, so I thought it was no use to stay in school. There was no future for me. I didn't tell my parents I flunked. I was too ashamed. I just told them that I wouldn't go back to school. So I worked a million jobs and played football. Together with some other friends, we formed a rap group. We gave performances on the street and created our own raps.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444132073273-DI9G6NEYNQA7JMURPW97/Radiodream_001hr.jpg Stories - Uganda, Gulu Sarah practices her interview technique near her home in Gulu in Northen Uganda. She is 12 years old and dreams of becoming a radio news reporter. Radio is the most important means of spreading the news in Northen Uganda. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444132120553-U2SP13TPACVHG0VZ4S6Y/Sony+001hr.jpg Stories - Haiti, Port-au-Prince Sony holds architects drawing tools, standing in the middle of the ruined cathedral of Port-au_Prince which was destroyed by the 2010 earthquake. Sony Andason Leone is 12 years. He lives with his parents, two brothers and two sisters in Port-au-Prince. Haiti was hit my a massive earthquake in 2012 which killed nearly a quarter of a million people and left 1.5 million people homeless. Sony's home also collapsed during the earthquake. "My family lost everything in the earthquake, but fortunately all seven of us survived. I dream of becoming an architect, then I would be able to build a house for my family. I would also rebuild the cathedral of Port-au-Prince." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444139934736-SKWMUXSG50UBXV0IC8ZC/_DSC6393hr.jpg Stories - Kyrgyzstan Muhammedsaid is 9 years old. He has an artificial limb. He loves to play soccer. According to his mother, he sings the whole day and can't sit still. Muhammedsaid: "I dream of becoming a world famous dancer and singer. I don't think I got less chances because I only have one leg. I already won a dance contest in school and sometimes I post my own dance videos on Youtube. Maybe that's the way to get discovered." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444132156561-Z510NNPM96QKK858EPFC/Yunes_002hr.jpg Stories - Jordan, Za'atari Refugee Camp 17 year old Yunes standing with a set of lifting weights. He fled the war in Syria and now lives in Za'atari Refugee Camp. He dreams of being the strongest man on the planet. He think s this will help him protect his family and be someone special. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444468866343-EZV6F0C23FK8BJO6XJ5V/Droomfoto+Tadj+002.jpg Stories - Tajikistan Boboeva, 15 years old, lives in the isolated country side of Tajikistan. Her father is a laborer in Russia and is only occasionally home. During his last visit, he decided that Boboeva, like many of her peers, will no longer be allowed to go to school. Instead, she has to help her mother with the household. Boboeva couldn't disagree with her fathers decision, but she regrets not protesting his choice. Boboeva: "What I dream? What else is there for me to dream about when I can't go to school anymore and all I'm involved in is the household and our field. My father has deprived me from my dream. I dreamed about studying in Dushanbe to become a nurse. Now that I can't finish my school, that dream became an impossibility." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1571413001533-WLR6QZUHG3V54J3CG19W/Ahmad+001hr.jpg Stories https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1571413026501-PI877YHQ071KACH08AVZ/Boy+with+lute_001hr.jpg Stories https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444139850752-HG3WMFBDQV53DMS4DUEO/_DSC4129hr.jpg Stories - Kyrgyzstan https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1571413206890-WTXWK7EMOG249O23BWUE/Isaac+001hr.jpg Stories https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444131964600-3NF3I6O2XJ5WWV5821PA/Gopal+001hr.jpg Stories - India, Delhi 12 year old Gopal lives in a slum in Delhi. The T-shirt he is wearing says: "I'll find a place of my own." Gopal dreams of finding a place of his own. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1571414588073-2O56CSWTKSYD99BQPT9F/aniket+001hra.jpg Stories https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1571414600286-J91GAGDHG0U78EO0Y61H/Aniket_2015_001hra.jpg Stories https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443787955916-OG626FPYN2OJOHNEQC3M/solar+cookers+044.jpg Stories - Nepal, Damak, Jhapa The Luiter family, who finished third in a solar-powered cooking competition, carry home a solar cooker and several insulated food storage boxes. All the entrants were given a solar cooker to take home with them after the event and the winner received a pressure cooker. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443787974415-B1X8MI0X3OGUFTH2BRJ4/solar+cookers+001.jpg Stories - Nepal, Damak, Jhapa A young girl cooks for the first time with a solar cooker during a cooking competition at a Bhutanese refugee settlement. All the entrants were given a solar cooker to take home with them after the event and the winner received a pressure cooker. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443787974874-NV6KAVJHPQZF13L2XH68/solar+cookers+004.jpg Stories - Nepal, Damak, Jhapa A reflection of Bhutanese refugees caught in an aluminium dish during solar cooking training. All the entrants were given a solar cooker to take home with them after the event and the winner received a pressure cooker. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443787984448-LWNRPAF6B8KJARMB83NN/solar+cookers+005.jpg Stories - Nepal, Damak, Jhapa A young boy climbing a tree. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443787982494-FQ9ARWOOYEG72LUOW7Z5/solar+cookers+006.jpg Stories - Nepal, Damak, Jhapa Bhutanese refugees inspect a solar-powered cooker for the first time. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443787996106-L7OFZH9Q2L6SZ351HIML/solar+cookers+008.jpg Stories - Nepal, Damak, Jhapa A youth cleaning a solar cooker at a Bhutanese refugee settlement. The cooker has to be cleaned after every meal in order to keep the surface working as effectively as possible. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443787994766-NL36U4O3PTXY65QJ02RC/solar+cookers+010.jpg Stories - Nepal, Damak, Jhapa A pot of potatoes cooking without water on a solar cooker. The temperature of these cookers can reach 200 degrees Celsius. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443788000201-5KK4ZH9RE326D1BJCK5M/solar+cookers+011.jpg Stories - Nepal, Damak, Jhapa A woman at a Bhutanese refugee settlement standing amidst smoke from a fire. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443788004120-5XFMJQXXGXS4BKBITQ6D/solar+cookers+014.jpg Stories - Nepal, Damak, Jhapa Local residents with their new solar cookers at a Bhutanese refugee settlement. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443788009358-LT2XTRRSM6GCRM6CCCE2/solar+cookers+015.jpg Stories - Nepal, Damak, Jhapa Rice fields in Beldangi 1 Bhutanese refugee camp. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443788014629-Y6NRKCW1746ENGYL8GYG/solar+cookers+017.jpg Stories - Nepal, Damak, Jhapa A family using a solar cooker at a Bhutanese refugee settlement. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443788024464-BE1SNMNE7VZH0GXBSZ6M/solar+cookers+018.jpg Stories - Nepal, Damak, Jhapa A woman preparing dinner using a solar cooker at a Bhutanese refugee settlement. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443788029176-UL45KSQ9P2DGWIRKGEUS/solar+cookers+021.jpg Stories - Nepal, Damak, Jhapa A woman preparing a meal using a solar cooker during a cooking competition at a Bhutanese refugee settlement. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443788045849-567ONYA2SNXDBPKY6NDS/solar+cookers+030.jpg Stories - Nepal, Damak, Jhapa The Luiter family, who finished third in a solar cooking competition, at home with their solar cooker. All the entrants were given a solar cooker to take home with them after the event and the winner received a pressure cooker. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443788043448-VP6Q645Y9XA794Z6MGC1/solar+cookers+031.jpg Stories - Nepal, Damak, Jhapa This old traditional cooking stove was transformed into a Hindu shrine after the Luiter family received a new solar cooker during a cooking competition. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443788059060-MRM1B82Z1PDO8HKMX3A8/solar+cookers+032.jpg Stories - Nepal, Damak, Jhapa 48-year-old Kadhananda Luitel, a Bhutanese refugee, standing in the reflected light from a solar cooker. Kadhananda, who is pictured with the only objects that he took with him upon leaving his homeland, is holding a photograph of himself in his Bhutanese army dress. Like most of the first generation Bhutanese refugees, Kadhananda arrived in Beldangi camp in the early 1990s. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443788057948-TW5UNGKLUVVCV8KMWCF3/solar+cookers+033.jpg Stories - Nepal, Damak, Jhapa A group of Bhutanese refugees during a class training them to use solar cookers. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443788070708-4V4NZHOP7VZTFNAGXA64/solar+cookers+037.jpg Stories - Nepal, Damak, Jhapa A solar cooker outside houses at a Bhutanese refugee settlement. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443788071323-041C2BGQ9PGQZGHS50X4/solar+cookers+038.jpg Stories - Nepal, Damak, Jhapa Cleaning rice at a Bhutanese refugee settlement. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443788087876-OUTDODOQ1EA44EAM661A/solar+cookers+039.jpg Stories - Nepal, Damak, Jhapa The Luiter family posing in the reflected light of their brand new solar cooker. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443788081437-FSWOA5S5CE0PBCJ5RGRV/solar+cookers+040.jpg Stories - Nepal, Damak, Jhapa 14-year-old Dilli Raman Luiter (left) and a woman following instructions during a class training Bhutanese refugees to use their solar cookers. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443788099049-6IQN6FNB45ZOSBBE16ZW/solar+cookers+042.jpg Stories - Nepal Damak, Jhapa Local residents with their new solar cookers during a cooking competition at a Bhutanese refugee settlement. 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She is the appointed leader of an unnamed IDP camp for women and children in Mémé village, extreme-north Cameroon.   In an attack on her village on the border with Nigeria, her husband suffering a heart attack and her 17 year-old daughter and grandchild were taken. When she fled her village and first arrived in Mémé, she slept under trees for two months with her six children aged 5 to 16 years-old.   A meal of ground red maize, white rice and crushed mango leaves, this will be the only meal her and her six children will eat today. This food was gathered from going house to house in the village to beg. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1491325171294-Q953S57E8X0VO6QJTQ74/cameroon+food+items_002lr.jpg Stories A bag of tanne leaves used to season bland food. These leaves are from a potato plant and can be bought in the local market. It's a speciality to this region of the extreme-north of Cameroon. When you only eat one meal day, and the options are bland boiled maize people look for anything to add some flavour to their meal. This bag costs 50 CFA (less than 1p). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1491325190615-GT1CKXTKMKZURTAQ358D/cameroon+food+items_011lr.jpg Stories A bowl of ground peanuts, this oily paste is used to flavour bland food. Women prepare this, grinding the peanuts and mixing the paste with their bare hands, left to dry in the midday sun, with enough to last them a whole year. A small bag of peanuts costs 25 CFA (3p) from Mémé market, extreme-north Cameroon. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1491325177728-REHM2ESD47DOJXWP4BO1/cameroon+food+items_003lr.jpg Stories A bowl of fish bones is all that remains of this meal. These small, brittle, dried fish are used to season bland staple food, such as maize. These fish have almost no meat on their bones. One small black plastic bag of seven fish costs 200 CFA (27p) from Mémé market, extreme-north Cameroon. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1491325183702-2NJRUDP3H9941V084XRE/cameroon+food+items_007lr.jpg Stories While this plate of food may look like a mound of raw mince beef and mushy peas, it is actually ground red maize, surrounded by a green sauce made from mango leaves. This meal has been prepared by Palta Ali, a 30 year-old mother of four living in an unnamed IDP camp in Mémé, extreme-north Cameroon. Palta will share this meal with her two youngest children; Fatomada, 10 and Boucar, 4. She doesn’t have enough food for her teenage children Ali, 15 and Modou, 12. They have to go the village each day to beg for food. Palta fled her village when it was attacked and her husband was killed.“In the morning and in the night my children say they are hungry and want something to eat. I am worried about my children, what’s going to happen in the future? We do not have enough to eat every day. Last month my child was sick. Before this I would have been able to prepare three meals a day. I don’t know how to improve things. It is very difficult. I just try to manage. I am scared. My first priority is today and tomorrow.” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1491325175764-EGY79A50XK7PE40T6K0L/cameroon+food+items_005lr.jpg Stories This peanut will be ground into an oily paste, left to dry in the midday sun and used as a flavouring for food. Women prepare this, grinding the peanuts and mixing the paste with their bare hands, with enough to last them a whole year. A small bag of peanuts costs 25 CFA (3p) from Mémé market, extreme-north Cameroon. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1491325194131-4A2DG0UU4FGTW65DWCDK/cameroon+food+items_015lr.jpg Stories Shimmering with silver scales these very small, brittle, dried fish offer have almost no meat on their bones. Bought in a black plastic of about seven, they are used to season bland staple food, such as maize. One bag costs 200 CFA (27p) from Mémé market, extreme-north Cameroon. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1491325185270-L60WXVC53QSY3I3NJ9Q4/cameroon+food+items_009lr.jpg Stories This is a bowl of super cereal. This milky liquid is an emergency supplementary food for children and adults. It is used as a protein supplement to prevent and address nutritional deficiencies.It is a precooked powder of corn, wheat and rice fortified with micronutrients (vitamins and minerals) and contains milk powder, sugar and oil. The powder is mixed with water and cooked for 5 to 10 minutes as a porridge. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1491325207861-HJH8Q9MN899RC0RFQMK7/cameroon+food+items_025lr.jpg Stories A plate of okra, or ladies’ fingers. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1491325189552-W9XMJQLOKM3GSUJ2P2XI/cameroon+food+items_012lr.jpg Stories This old sardine tin belongs to Amina’s children; Aichadou, 6 and Ibrahim, 4. This tin forms the central part of their homemade ‘play kitchen,’ as the children pretend to make dinner. Sadly, the reality of eating sardines is a distant memory from before they arrived in this IDP camp. Surviving on just one meal a day, the children discovered this tin in a rubbish dump and now the closest they get to eating sardines is make believe. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1491325191663-EILDN3DB1I2KE5S4WUO5/cameroon+food+items_013lr.jpg Stories In the extreme-north of Cameroon tomatoes are a luxury food. There is only one stall in Mémé market that sells tomatoes. This stall is divided into three sections based on quality: 1: larger, knobbly, greenish red 2: bruised and split 3: the last resort. This tomato is from section 2 and cost: 50 CFA (5p). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1491325194136-CNX72WKJRO1F0TRZBW3O/cameroon+food+items_014lr.jpg Stories It’s onion season this month in the extreme-north of Cameroon and most stalls in Mémé market have dishevelled red onions to sell. Eating vegetables is a luxury in this part of the world. One onion costs 10 CFA (1p) from the market. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1491325198201-F7AON16QH65I7JIYSFY1/cameroon+food+items_016lr.jpg Stories Firewood is an important commodity. Not only is it used to cook, people forage for firewood in the bush to sell in the village to earn money to buy food. Without the hope of firewood, there would be nothing to sell to purchase the food for one meagre daily meal. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1491325185258-54T5NLBT00B60LXKJ64X/cameroon+food+items_010lr.jpg Stories A yellow pepper, vegetables are a rare luxury in the extreme-north of Cameroon with most people surviving on one bland meal of maize each day. The long-term effects of this diet sees chronic malnutrition in children and subsequent stunting, both physically and mentally. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1491325196558-EDWUA12094WJKWJ62AS3/cameroon+food+items_017lr.jpg Stories This is a stick of red maize. Conflict in this area is having a direct impact on food. For the last four months roadside crop growth has been restricted to one metre in height, to protect towns from armed men, limiting the production of the most staple food products in this area; millets, sorghum and maize.Distribution of fertiliser, sometimes used as an ingredient for explosives, is also banned in this region. This, combined with a rainy season that now arrives two months later, sees agricultural livelihoods on hold, as land lies desolate next to the roadside. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1491325198456-QSUZ3X5YJK2WECQRRENA/cameroon+food+items_018lr.jpg Stories This battered spoon belongs to 20 year-old Amina, a young pregnant mother of two. People have fled violence in their village, often in the middle of night, leaving with nothing, sometimes not even their shoes. People arrive in Mémé and are forced to rely on the kindness of new neighbours to provide clothes and food. This battered spoon is a gift to be treasured. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1491325213251-WHMRFRUIUSQ7QYXNCRX2/cameroon+food+items_027lr.jpg Stories A small bag of Niebe (black-eyed) beans. Food is so precious in this area that this black plastic bag was found meticulously tucked between a crack in the wall at the home of Ache, an 80 year-old grandmother living with her four daughters and their children in a small rented home in Maroua, extreme-north Cameroon. Her village was attacked in the night and all the men in their family were taken or killed. They beg to try and gather one meal a day, but sometimes even that is not possible. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1491325214960-LHZEKRY97C52RGY4VYYQ/cameroon+food+items_026lr.jpg Stories This plate contains maize husks. Food is so scarce here that even the chaff of maize is saved and eaten.   https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1491325200095-0OUZLX5R00AGEGL10FNX/cameroon+food+items_023lr.jpg Stories This is a stick of white maize. Conflict in this area is having a direct impact on food. For the last four months roadside crop growth has been restricted to one metre in height, to protect towns from armed men, limiting the production of the most staple food products in this area; millets, sorghum and maize. Distribution of fertiliser, sometimes used as an ingredient for explosives, is also banned in this region. This, combined with a rainy season that now arrives two months later, sees agricultural livelihoods on hold, as land lies desolate next to the roadside. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1491325216202-5LU5DP32FMW0RH71EWWI/cameroon+food+items_029lr.jpg Stories Saving food on a small plate for a day when there is nothing to eat. Begging is for many people the only way to get one a meal a day. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1493374108661-0QF3XNI2D9OCS0M1UW9O/PortraitsOfHunger.jpg Stories https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1492597862807-0DZYCTVC5E36QJY0CC3R/_DSC4286_66_hr.jpg Stories Avila and Ezequiel. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1492597862136-IVX24NLES599IO2YZIX3/_DSC4318_66_hr.jpg Stories Juan and Maria. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1492597925150-ABHXF1YW7CUYDHVINYUC/_DSC4423_66_hr.jpg Stories Domingi and Aginilda https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1492597923890-9GX1DOI2UQSM6N4DRNNX/_DSC4519_66_hr.jpg Stories Darito and Emilia. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1492597980745-NPZ6GCGR7A6BATNSX0GC/_DSC4614_66_hr.jpg Stories Junior and Vovo https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1492597977837-6IPK5I7KJ5P6A9HH1S5G/_DSC4671_66_hr.jpg Stories Clara and Zacharias. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1492598041193-VKSAQS9AXAFBG28S0NRP/_DSC4714_66_hr.jpg Stories Zakina and Jacinta. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1492598041448-0NWLJSR5O7DWVMKG6Q1H/_DSC4772_66_hr.jpg Stories Luisa and Anna. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1506881492098-BF0EALKIC21L9Z0NX2F8/Burundi+6x6+004hr.jpg Stories Burundi Daniel Nsabiyaremye, 28, had the skills to be carpenter but lacked the tools. After a series of cash transfers that he spent on a hammer, spanners, saw, plane and a square set he was able to launch his now thriving business. 'With the support of Concern. I bought the tools, one by one, from the money transfers I received. Now, I don't lack the means to put food on the table. Before the programme, we used to eat once a day, and often it was a poor meal, consisting of cassava leaves and green bananas. Now we eat twice a day. It has meant a positive change in the health of my children and me.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1506881955194-UF20TIUBR6FTH85QT0UR/Burundi+6x6+015hr.jpg Stories Burundi Daniel Nsabiyaremye, 28, had the skills to be carpenter but lacked the tools. After a series of cash transfers that he spent on a hammer, spanners, saw, plane and a square set he was able to launch his now thriving business. 'With the support of Concern. I bought the tools, one by one, from the money transfers I received. Now, I don't lack the means to put food on the table. Before the programme, we used to eat once a day, and often it was a poor meal, consisting of cassava leaves and green bananas. Now we eat twice a day. It has meant a positive change in the health of my children and me.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1506882221682-CM0DM77ZVYKC9JMNMZ9K/Burundi+6x6+041hr.jpg Stories Burundi Daniel Nsabiyaremye, 28, had the skills to be carpenter but lacked the tools. After a series of cash transfers that he spent on a hammer, spanners, saw, plane and a square set he was able to launch his now thriving business. 'With the support of Concern. I bought the tools, one by one, from the money transfers I received. Now, I don't lack the means to put food on the table. Before the programme, we used to eat once a day, and often it was a poor meal, consisting of cassava leaves and green bananas. Now we eat twice a day. It has meant a positive change in the health of my children and me.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1506882208757-NEP8OBLRTNSH8P0KIUZV/Burundi+6x6+043hr.jpg Stories https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1506882327400-2JIQX04YOW1IKOO4OI7E/Burundi+6x6+044hr.jpg Stories Burundi Daniel Nsabiyaremye, 28, had the skills to be carpenter but lacked the tools. After a series of cash transfers that he spent on a hammer, spanners, saw, plane and a square set he was able to launch his now thriving business. 'With the support of Concern. I bought the tools, one by one, from the money transfers I received. Now, I don't lack the means to put food on the table. Before the programme, we used to eat once a day, and often it was a poor meal, consisting of cassava leaves and green bananas. Now we eat twice a day. It has meant a positive change in the health of my children and me.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1506881539182-MJ9PH8GYLL4ZM99LA9L2/Burundi+6x6+006hr.jpg Stories Burundi 45 year old Violette Bukeyeneza was abandoned by her husband in 2012 and has been left to bring up her children on her own. Violette depends on casual work in order to survive and relies on her neighbours to house her family when it rains because the roof of her house leaks. 'I don't have much to feed my family, just enough to survive. We have gone without food many times. If I get a chance to work then I can buy something to eat. If not, we go to sleep hungry.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1506881631221-YYJU7QHUA9KTUUZZMRMK/Burundi+6x6+007hr.jpg Stories Burundi 45 year old Violette Bukeyeneza was abandoned by her husband in 2012 and has been left to bring up her children on her own. Violette depends on casual work in order to survive and relies on her neighbours to house her family when it rains because the roof of her house leaks. 'I don't have much to feed my family, just enough to survive. We have gone without food many times. If I get a chance to work then I can buy something to eat. If not, we go to sleep hungry.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1506882056308-G5MLII02GOTQFXVNQ0C8/Burundi+6x6+022hr.jpg Stories Burundi 45 year old Violette Bukeyeneza was abandoned by her husband in 2012 and has been left to bring up her children on her own. Violette depends on casual work in order to survive and relies on her neighbours to house her family when it rains because the roof of her house leaks. 'I don't have much to feed my family, just enough to survive. We have gone without food many times. If I get a chance to work then I can buy something to eat. If not, we go to sleep hungry.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1506881700829-KCS8962O3C5RE55298KT/Burundi+6x6+008hr.jpg Stories Burundi Kabere Joseph and Nyambaronziza, are both members of the marginalised Batwa community. They both struggle to provide for their families living in dilapidated homes on the remote forest hillside in Kabere. They earn money from, occasional labour, cultivating land or looking for gold in the nearby river. Joseph said: 'Our lives are very bad. The house leaks, we might as well sleep outside when it rains.' Nyambaronziza said: 'Our situation is desperate. We have very little food to eat. All we can do is pick cassava leaves, but it isn't enough to survive on.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1506881746749-1735Y7CQ7186UYP5D3KK/Burundi+6x6+009hr.jpg Stories Burundi Kabere Joseph and Nyambaronziza, are both members of the marginalised Batwa community. They both struggle to provide for their families living in dilapidated homes on the remote forest hillside in Kabere. They earn money from, occasional labour, cultivating land or looking for gold in the nearby river. Joseph said: 'Our lives are very bad. The house leaks, we might as well sleep outside when it rains.' Nyambaronziza said: 'Our situation is desperate. We have very little food to eat. All we can do is pick cassava leaves, but it isn't enough to survive on.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1506881818768-L6VDQ7CVEQQ41S6VRPTW/Burundi+6x6+010hr.jpg Stories Burundi Kabere Joseph and Nyambaronziza, are both members of the marginalised Batwa community. They both struggle to provide for their families living in dilapidated homes on the remote forest hillside in Kabere. They earn money from, occasional labour, cultivating land or looking for gold in the nearby river. Joseph said: 'Our lives are very bad. The house leaks, we might as well sleep outside when it rains.' Nyambaronziza said: 'Our situation is desperate. We have very little food to eat. All we can do is pick cassava leaves, but it isn't enough to survive on.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1506881998318-PRHGYOL35UF10JG5TU66/Burundi+6x6+011hr.jpg Stories Tea https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1506882110591-BADIB2IETP3VFL66TBSG/Burundi+6x6+032hr.jpg Stories Burundi Clotilde Nibigira, a community volunteer trained by Veneranada at Concern, who taught her about food preparation and hygiene after her son Clement, was diagnosed as malnourished. Clotilde said: 'I consulted her often about what to give my child and she suggested things like vegetables and eggs. I'm very thankful for her.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1506882103705-G6QPC6BOQQW22P02SQYF/Burundi+6x6+038hr.jpg Stories Burundi Clotilde Nibigira, a community volunteer trained by Veneranada at Concern, who taught her about food preparation and hygiene after her son Clement, was diagnosed as malnourished. Clotilde said: 'I consulted her often about what to give my child and she suggested things like vegetables and eggs. I'm very thankful for her.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1506882342191-4N74C31QKJZ5I6DP5VHM/Burundi+6x6+057hr.jpg Stories Burundi Denise Nyamwiza, (20) is responsible for her younger siblings after their parents died of malaria two years ago. Denise searches for casual labour and sometimes makes money from selling avocados and ground sunflower seeds that she grows on small plot of land. She has been selected to take part in Concern's graduation programme meaning she will receive skills training and access to financial services that will help her build a sustainable livelihood. 'Life is terrible since our parents died. After their deaths, my brothers and sisters had to abandon school because we couldn't afford for them not to be available to work. I am always stressed because I know that I am responsible for my sisters and brothers.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1506882448548-BPC9XPJO1R19POBW5O6S/Burundi+6x6+059hr.jpg Stories Burundi Denise Nyamwiza, (20) is responsible for her younger siblings after their parents died of malaria two years ago. Denise searches for casual labour and sometimes makes money from selling avocados and ground sunflower seeds that she grows on small plot of land. She has been selected to take part in Concern's graduation programme meaning she will receive skills training and access to financial services that will help her build a sustainable livelihood. 'Life is terrible since our parents died. After their deaths, my brothers and sisters had to abandon school because we couldn't afford for them not to be available to work. I am always stressed because I know that I am responsible for my sisters and brothers.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1506882414253-NDAT3HF9ARKSYY57TGZF/Burundi+6x6+058hr.jpg Stories Burundi Denise Nyamwiza, (20) is responsible for her younger siblings after their parents died of malaria two years ago. Denise searches for casual labour and sometimes makes money from selling avocados and ground sunflower seeds that she grows on small plot of land. She has been selected to take part in Concern's graduation programme meaning she will receive skills training and access to financial services that will help her build a sustainable livelihood. 'Life is terrible since our parents died. After their deaths, my brothers and sisters had to abandon school because we couldn't afford for them not to be available to work. I am always stressed because I know that I am responsible for my sisters and brothers.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1506882504748-EHSAY30WNOJKS87W52JR/Burundi+6x6+072hr.jpg Stories Esperence is bringing up her young children on her own after her husband abandoned her. Her makeshift house constructed from sticks and leaves overlooks Lake Kanzigiri in Busoni, in the far north of Burundi. Blaise is acutely malnourished and weighs only 6.2 kilos. 'Blaise can only eat when there is food. But there are many times we don't have anything and we go to sleep without eating. We can only eat when I find casual work. Sometimes a whole week passes without finding anything, and all we can do is eat cassava leaves.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1506882538709-Z5MUVJO9JTZI0TKQBMUY/Burundi+6x6+076hr.jpg Stories Burundi Busoni Mother-of-two Esperence Ndayishimiye, (26) measures the MUAC (mid-upper arm circumference) of her son Blaise. Esperence is bringing up her young children on her own after her husband abandoned her. Her makeshift house constructed from sticks and leaves overlooks Lake Kanzigiri in Busoni, in the far north of Burundi. Blaise is acutely malnourished and weighs only 6.2 kilos. 'Blaise can only eat when there is food. But there are many times we don't have anything and we go to sleep without eating. We can only eat when I find casual work. Sometimes a whole week passes without finding anything, and all we can do is eat cassava leaves.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1506882566024-BXRLVCK9MD6Z79LP8QBO/Burundi+66+raw081hr.jpg Stories   Burundi A plate of dried pulses. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1506882615146-00GK1BMPTEYJ1D818YZK/CAR+6x6_001hr.jpg Stories Central African Republic Ndanga Golden Marlenue, (27) outside her home with her young children. Her two youngest children Naomi, two and Athanase, 12 months, are both malnourished. Concern helped to re-open the nearby Ndanga Health Post so that the children can now get the treatment and support they need. 'I knew my children were sick but I didn't know they were malnourished. The children used to cry a lot and were not playing. Now they are moving around and playing with the other children.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1506882601412-6ULJD2XTV0RO2H5UI96E/CAR+6x6_002hr.jpg Stories Central African Republic Ndanga Golden Marlenue, (27) outside her home with her young children. Her two youngest children Naomi, two and Athanase, 12 months, are both malnourished. Concern helped to re-open the nearby Ndanga Health Post so that the children can now get the treatment and support they need. 'I knew my children were sick but I didn't know they were malnourished. The children used to cry a lot and were not playing. Now they are moving around and playing with the other children.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1506882655959-GKKC7WH0D2HUEO6HWH8N/CAR+6x6_006hr.jpg Stories Central African Republic Bomandoro Solange Wanibilo, (40) and her extended family outside their home in the village of Bomandoro. Solange's youngest child, Arthur and her grandchild, Frank are both malnourished. 'We don't have a livelihood and I think about this a lot. I would like to tell people who look at pictures of me that we suffer a lot, especially our children.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1506882704419-EVI42L5G8H136RKLVSQX/CAR+6x6_010hr.jpg Stories Central African Republic Beatrice Gonitoua, (39) in her home on the land she and others in her village use to grow vegetables. The crops they grew increased the availability of food and surplus produce was sold, enabling the purchase of livestock such as goats. Last year 350 households received gardening kits and seeds. Beatrice said: 'There was training provided in how to maintain the garden, to sew and to help the vegetables grow. It helped, what we produced increased the food availability.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1506882729654-JRK3HV7SSMLADMNQ00PD/CAR+6x6_013hr.jpg Stories Central African Republic Beatrice Gonitoua, (39) in her home on the land she and others in her village use to grow vegetables. The crops they grew increased the availability of food and surplus produce was sold, enabling the purchase of livestock such as goats. Last year 350 households received gardening kits and seeds. Beatrice said: 'There was training provided in how to maintain the garden, to sew and to help the vegetables grow. It helped, what we produced increased the food availability.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1506882759193-RSIFTJSZJ712NMHHRKCS/CAR+6x6_014hr.jpg Stories Central African Republic Beatrice Gonitoua, (39) in her home on the land she and others in her village use to grow vegetables. The crops they grew increased the availability of food and surplus produce was sold, enabling the purchase of livestock such as goats. Last year 350 households received gardening kits and seeds. Beatrice said: 'There was training provided in how to maintain the garden, to sew and to help the vegetables grow. It helped, what we produced increased the food availability.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1506882798789-ZN8P158LLEUZ3DHSGLIF/CAR+6x6_030hr.jpg Stories Central African Republic Boganando Josephine Zawele, (45) at a farmer field school alongside other community members in Boganando. Farmers use the field school to learn new agricultural techniques that they can then replicate on their own land. 'I used to struggle to find something for my family to eat. We used to just eat cassava leave. I think what I am learning will help me to improve and increase what I can produce.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1506882911215-YUHOL7TQYWY6O0NRM2HD/CAR+6x6_056hr.jpg Stories Central African Republic Boganando Josephine Zawele, (45) at a farmer field school alongside other community members in Boganando. Farmers use the field school to learn new agricultural techniques that they can then replicate on their own land. 'I used to struggle to find something for my family to eat. We used to just eat cassava leave. I think what I am learning will help me to improve and increase what I can produce.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1506882826414-V73Z9XUUJKE05O3GGRS7/CAR+6x6_032hr.jpg Stories Central African Republic Boganando Crops growing at a farmer field school in Boganando. Farmers use the field school to learn new agricultural techniques that they can then replicate on their own land https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1506882851930-X9BWMCFTMLTEBJW0A8N8/CAR+6x6_047hr.jpg Stories Central African Republic Boyali Octavie is only 13 but is responsible for her younger sister and nephew after their mothers moved away to the city. Some days the children have nothing to eat and as a reuslt Jolivia, five and Jolidor, two are both malnourished. They have been receiving a special therapeutic food for the last three months from the Boyali Health Post where Concern is working with volunteers from the community. These volunteers are trained to spot the signs of malnutrition and disease such as malaria and ensure children get the care they need. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1506882920907-ATMJWRTR2B6PHXZE92VM/CAR+6x6_049hr.jpg Stories Central African Republic Boyali Octavie is only 13 but is responsible for her younger sister and nephew after their mothers moved away to the city. Some days the children have nothing to eat and as a reuslt Jolivia, five and Jolidor, two are both malnourished. They have been receiving a special therapeutic food for the last three months from the Boyali Health Post where Concern is working with volunteers from the community. These volunteers are trained to spot the signs of malnutrition and disease such as malaria and ensure children get the care they need. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1506883008362-1QY7U0EZ39M0E3F8B11V/Niger+6x6_001hr.jpg Stories Niger A cup belonging to Ramatou Salifou. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1506882969166-YWZZWF6CQ4BFN3GCSL0U/Niger+6x6_002hr.jpg Stories Niger Ramatou Salifou and her nine month old daughter, Halimatou who has been registered as moderately malnourished. She weighs just 4.6 kilograms. 'I felt concerned when they told me she is malnourished but I feel better now because she will receive treatment.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1506883110833-7FAKGS04MNWZF2DO571I/Niger+6x6_029hr.jpg Stories Niger Kosoma Hassana Abdourahamane alongside other members of a community farming group in Kosoma. On land loaned to the women they grow vegetables including onions, tomatoes, potatoes, carrots, cabbage and aubergine. Initial seeds and training were provided by Concern but the women are now self-sufficient because they are able to sell some of what they grow. 'During the first harvest we were surprised that this was the result of our efforts, these were things we had never seen or grown before. It was like we were dreaming when we saw what we had grown.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1506883115440-4ZCVW3DNQGWMNW57DSJ5/Niger+6x6_044hr.jpg Stories Niger Gao Moussa Hadijatou Cheihou (57) lives in the village of Gao Moussa which has become well known locally as a fine producer of groundnut oil. Hadijatou is an original member of a group of 30 women who were trained by Concern in the production of the oil. Now over 90 women in the village are involved in the income generating activity. The oil is so sought after that people travel from over 45km to purchase it. 'The project meant a new activity it was something we were not used to doing but now many women know how to do this. By selling this product we can now buy millet and clothes for our children. Before this project we relied on activities that didn't change our lives' says Hadijatou. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1506883072578-LLO9KQX7OD418T29ZIO6/Niger+6x6_018hr.jpg Stories Niger Kossoma Salifou Ahment, a 70 year old farmer, used to struggle to feed his livestock during the dry season when grassland becomes scarce. Now, instead of having to travel miles to buy food there is an animal feed 'bank', established by Concern, a short walk from his home. The bank, run by the community keeps animal feed in stock all year round and sells to local farmers at a fair and affordable price. 'When there is not enough food for the animals it is very hard. Before we did not have food for the animals close to us. We used to have to pay to travel to a market and bring it home. Now food is always available.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1506883022720-AXUNJCFPUCAL3C4F5K7H/Niger+6x6_017hr.jpg Stories Niger Kossoma Salifou Ahment, a 70 year old farmer, used to struggle to feed his livestock during the dry season when grassland becomes scarce. Now, instead of having to travel miles to buy food there is an animal feed 'bank', established by Concern, a short walk from his home. The bank, run by the community keeps animal feed in stock all year round and sells to local farmers at a fair and affordable price. 'When there is not enough food for the animals it is very hard. Before we did not have food for the animals close to us. We used to have to pay to travel to a market and bring it home. Now food is always available.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1506883065348-LN5PDE8XR068W2IV522X/Niger+6x6_020hr.jpg Stories Niger Kossoma Salifou Ahment, a 70 year old farmer, used to struggle to feed his livestock during the dry season when grassland becomes scarce. Now, instead of having to travel miles to buy food there is an animal feed 'bank', established by Concern, a short walk from his home. The bank, run by the community keeps animal feed in stock all year round and sells to local farmers at a fair and affordable price. 'When there is not enough food for the animals it is very hard. Before we did not have food for the animals close to us. We used to have to pay to travel to a market and bring it home. 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Termite wood is used as a traditional cure for stomach ache which she uses to treat her children. Amaranth leaves are one of the most widely eaten green vegetables in sub-saharan Africa. They are fast growing and drought tolerant and can be grown without the need to buy expensive seeds. She chose the hymn book to represent her faith. Marie (40) has 15 month old twins Moise and Dorcas. Dorcas recovered from severe malnutrition after she was admitted to a Concern (UK NGO) clinic but now Moise is being treated for malnutrition and diarrhoea at the same clinic. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1571058780831-FRSTAKWENCRJU7YTUOCT/B0015176lr.jpg Stories - Natalie's Table Table in Natalie’s home with a machete, radio, chicken foot talisman, box of matches, hanging squash leaves and ground nuts in a bag. Mother of seven Natalie (35) and her husband Beni (39) received seeds, tools and training from Concern (UK NGO) to help rebuilding their lives after they fled their village during the conflict. They have harvested groundnuts and squash leaves from their seeds they were given. Natalie says, “I was also given two machetes and a hoe as part of the programme. It has made a big difference. Things have changed. The seeds have grown, and we sold part of the harvest and kept the rest for the family. I’m hopeful for the future,” The radio is one of their prized possessions. They are an important part of rural life for communities with no access to TV or the internet but they are only able to use them intermittently when they are able to buy batteries. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1571058860308-OYA34S5195UKA49YKADT/B0016793lr.jpg Stories - Alpha's Table A table in thirty year old Alpha's home with fermented cassava on a metal dish and a tortoise shell. Tortoise meat is eaten as a delicacy but Alpha eats it very rarely. She says that every day is a struggle. He husband was killed during the conflict. She has to work other peoples’ fields to earn a little money to buy food and often struggles to feed her children. Her 17 month old daughter is being treated for severe malnourishment at a Concern (UK NGO) clinic. She says,”my child doesn’t get enough food to eat. She’s not healthy. We don’t eat well. I have to go farming and bring back what I can for us to eat. We only have the basics – cassava leaves and okra, we don’t have oil or peanut paste. Sometimes we eat twice a day, sometimes only once. There are times when I go to bed hungry – and sometimes I go without so that I can feed my children.” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1571058795686-1I53L9NUGMGXEQGJJPP2/B0015408lr.jpg Stories - Oliver's table A table in Olivier's house. As chairman of a Concern (UK NGO) supported group he grows all the crops shown here (corn, lemongrass, sweet potatoes and mango) on a small plot of land. He is also the leader of the village marching band and owns three trumpets. The one in this photograph is his favourite. The money reflects his role as chair of the group and the empty pill packet is left over from his malaria treatment. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1571058798811-T11WKFYSMG8H12CX2EXR/B0015509lr.jpg Stories - Alida's Table Home-made light on a table in Alida's house. The light was made by her father and is powered by batteries which she rarely has enough money to buy. There is no solar powered lighting in the village. The empty packet is a Plumpy Sup supplementary food sachet for her 14 month old child who was severely malnourished. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1571058814989-XC7VGV6HF3XDURH48HU1/B0015941lr.jpg Stories - Pama's Table A table with syringe, medication, a fetal stethoscope, used MUAC (measuring mid-upper arm circumference) band, broken vial, stethoscope, notebook, surgical instruments in a kidney dish and a pipette bulb. This is the only equipment available in the maternity section of Pama Health facility. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1571058819701-WXXFFMQ3KM9BUTQR2O2B/B0015805lr.jpg Stories - Nadine's Table Table in Nadine's house with food grown on her plot of land - corn cob, bananas, thinly sliced squash leaves, ground nuts - handmade bracelets and talisman to ward off evil. Nadine is a lead mother in her community. She passes on her skills and knowledge to other women and encourages mothers to take their children to the nearby health facility at the first sign of malnutrition or sickness. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1571058840632-Q6HM52IAHSJV9HZ0GDJF/B0016573lr.jpg Stories - Stanislas's Table The nutritional health officer's (Rufin) table at the Gbandengue clinic. On the table is a health register and notebook, stethoscope, CAR flag, official stamp with ink and pens and a photograph of Selefio Stanislas, the previous director of the facility who died recently. The clinic serves 6000 people including just over a thousand children under five. Stanislas died suddenly at the age of 46. His legacy lives on with Rufin who says, 'I feel sad because we shared the same office, and now his chair is empty. But that doesn't stop me doing the work. It would have been his wish for us to continue.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1571058878477-Q6UQ0N93PQYLEIWFEGE2/B0016866lr.jpg Stories - Amina's Table Table in Amina's home with mangoes, ground nuts, cola nuts, a ground nut grinder and a 'waraga' talisman. The talisman belongs to Amina's husband who was the only person allowed to touch it. He is the village motorcycle taxi driver. The talisman protects him from bullets and motorbike accidents. Mother of four Amina (28) lost her brother in the conflict and her parents fled to Cameroon. Amina said that after the crisis 'getting food became very hard. Our life is difficult. We eat twice a day if we have food. If not, we only eat once – that might happen twice a week. Most of the time we eat squash leaves and amaranth. But if we can't find anything, we cook okra powder and peanut paste. Sometimes I go to bed hungry – I do without so that my children can eat. That can happen three of four times a month.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1571058878057-WCA63TM83DL8JRDD75HP/B0016892lr.jpg Stories - Estella's Table Table in Estella's home with lemon peel and a piece of charcoal. Estella (28) is part of a Gbadengue village seed group receiving seed, tools and advice from Concern (UK NGO). She says the seeds will make a big difference to her family. Estella's husband sells charcoal and often has to wait up to a fortnight before being paid, which means the family cannot buy food. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1571316541717-CU1T1FCC4Y5WOOS9564S/_DSC1321hr.jpg Stories Inilda Caropia Domico, 30 yrs old, holding a "caiman" (?) leaf. She uses it to protect her from snake bites. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1571065013433-VAHS9K9RZF3DYP4XF17E/_DSC1014hr.jpg Stories Dora Alicia Caurupia, 28 yrs old, is showing the palms of her hands which are painted with jagua fruit. Both men and women practice body painting with the jagua fruit. Some people cover nearly their full body. Even the lower half of the face covered from a line extending back from the corners of the mouth. Some designs are solid blocks of painting with small patches of skin left open to show contrast. Others are elaborate patterns drawn with delicate lines by artists with the thin tip of a bamboo stick. Each design has its own meaning and each age group and gender are assigned specific ones. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1571065072407-9F1LE0F9QVHFM7T1EHEH/_DSC1397hr.jpg Stories Nely Bailarin Carupia, 36 yrs old, Holding a piece of the "choiba" (?) tree. The wood serves for construction purposes, the fruit can be eaten and the bark is used against irritation of the skin. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1571065082648-EE9GB8WLSSH9K64NDHWA/_DSC1449hr.jpg Stories Lina Carupio Domico, 34 yrs old, is holding the roots of the "mora" (?) plant. She uses the finely cut leaves to clean her face and helps treating pimples. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1571237267577-ICGNYTT3F783Z4YKRJVV/_DSC1506lr.jpg Stories Nelson Bailarin Domico, 38 yrs old, is holding a totumo fruit. After he boils the leaves and the flesh of the fruit, he rubs it on his skin and helps to clean the respiratory system. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1571065120902-PTHGR5ZHNTEWVZQCIQES/_DSC1592hr.jpg Stories Morelia Canupa Caipia, 34 yrs old, is holding coriander. She boils the root and eats it. 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Hakeem Ajeigbe, a researcher in Nigeria, takes a bite. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1586876070751-FHLS9OELHJKTR3SLWBQU/Aye%2BMoeh%2BMoeh%2BZaw_001lr.jpg Stories - Pink Sweater H&M € 19,99 Aye Moeh Moeh Zaw is twenty years old and lives with her husband in the house of her father and mother. Her twin sister, and younger sister and her brother with his wife and four-month-old daughter also live here. The decision to live together was made because Aye Moeh Moeh Zaw and her husband don't earn enough to live on their own. They do have a bedroom in the house for themselves. In this way they can help to support the family, but also save a small part. The couple's dream is to cross the border to Thailand (Bangkok) later to work there. The minimum wages there are considerably higher and would increase their future prospects. Some friends of the couple are already working in Bangkok. Aye Moeh Moeh Zaw, working in a clothing factory in Yangon, has been participating in the strikes that have been taking place for three days, she hopes with all her heart that this will be successful. She says she is long-winded and will not stop until an agreement has been reached for a better minimum wage. It is the second time that she participates in a strike, only this time it is more violent and threats are being made to use the violence to end the strikes. Also, workers taking part in the strikes are denied boarding buses that are supposed to take them home after a working day. Working days of the workers in the clothing factory start at eight in the morning and end at six in the evening. Unfortunately it is the case that almost every day you have to work overtime until eight o'clock in the evening. The employees responsible for checking or ironing the clothes are even more unlucky and have to work regularly until 10 o'clock in the evening. There is a half hour break in this whole day to be able to have lunch. Aye Moeh Moeh Zaw regularly feels intimidated at work. For example, employees should not talk to each other or raise their knees to sit more comfortably. There is also a Chinese supervisor who yells at the workers to order them or throws an iron when talking. In addition, there are not enough toilets for the employees and the female supervisor from Cambodia becomes furious when employees go to the toilet. She even enters the toilet to let them hurry. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1586876411713-5Q7MHU80FVLO16BKQUZG/Aye+Moeh+Moeh+Zaw_003lr.jpg Stories - Pink Sweater H&M € 19,99 Aye Moeh Moeh Zaw is twenty years old and lives with her husband in the house of her father and mother. Her twin sister, and younger sister and her brother with his wife and four-month-old daughter also live here. The decision to live together was made because Aye Moeh Moeh Zaw and her husband don't earn enough to live on their own. They do have a bedroom in the house for themselves. In this way they can help to support the family, but also save a small part. The couple's dream is to cross the border to Thailand (Bangkok) later to work there. The minimum wages there are considerably higher and would increase their future prospects. Some friends of the couple are already working in Bangkok. Aye Moeh Moeh Zaw, working in a clothing factory in Yangon, has been participating in the strikes that have been taking place for three days, she hopes with all her heart that this will be successful. She says she is long-winded and will not stop until an agreement has been reached for a better minimum wage. It is the second time that she participates in a strike, only this time it is more violent and threats are being made to use the violence to end the strikes. Also, workers taking part in the strikes are denied boarding buses that are supposed to take them home after a working day. Working days of the workers in the clothing factory start at eight in the morning and end at six in the evening. Unfortunately it is the case that almost every day you have to work overtime until eight o'clock in the evening. The employees responsible for checking or ironing the clothes are even more unlucky and have to work regularly until 10 o'clock in the evening. There is a half hour break in this whole day to be able to have lunch. Aye Moeh Moeh Zaw regularly feels intimidated at work. For example, employees should not talk to each other or raise their knees to sit more comfortably. There is also a Chinese supervisor who yells at the workers to order them or throws an iron when talking. In addition, there are not enough toilets for the employees and the female supervisor from Cambodia becomes furious when employees go to the toilet. She even enters the toilet to let them hurry. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1586873845294-4ZO1ACYT7RKVS61ALD7T/Khine+Thazin_001lr.jpg Stories - Gray Hoody H&M € 19,99 Khine Thazin is twenty-two years old and originally from Yangon, she lives here with her father and younger sister. Her mother works in a different part of the country. Its factory function is to keep track of the number of garments produced per hour. This also means that if the number of pieces per hour is not reached, it must encourage employees to work harder. This is a good task compared to the other tasks in the factory. On a normal working day she has to get up at 5.30 so that she can start the working day exactly at 7.30. Usually her working day ends at a quarter past four, but if she has to work overtime at a quarter past six. She prefers to work overtime every day so that she earns more. She is primarily responsible for financially supporting her family, she was already at the age of nineteen. She gives everything she earns to her family, and they save a small portion of this for her future. She now earns 230,000 kyat a month, if it became 500,000 her life would improve significantly. In the future she would love to make clothing from home on a freelance basis. This is what her family is keeping money aside for. She would love to make dresses for famous movie stars, she even started practicing online. She also loves to draw and sing. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1586876777805-PZSGPJYB72EK869VKIWJ/Khine+Thazin_002lr.jpg Stories - Gray Hoody H&M € 19,99 Khine Thazin is twenty-two years old and originally from Yangon, she lives here with her father and younger sister. Her mother works in a different part of the country. Its factory function is to keep track of the number of garments produced per hour. This also means that if the number of pieces per hour is not reached, it must encourage employees to work harder. This is a good task compared to the other tasks in the factory. On a normal working day she has to get up at 5.30 so that she can start the working day exactly at 7.30. Usually her working day ends at a quarter past four, but if she has to work overtime at a quarter past six. She prefers to work overtime every day so that she earns more. She is primarily responsible for financially supporting her family, she was already at the age of nineteen. She gives everything she earns to her family, and they save a small portion of this for her future. She now earns 230,000 kyat a month, if it became 500,000 her life would improve significantly. In the future she would love to make clothing from home on a freelance basis. This is what her family is keeping money aside for. She would love to make dresses for famous movie stars, she even started practicing online. She also loves to draw and sing. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1586873898534-OAHZGHG1RXHK2GZN0UAP/Kyaw+Myo+Thu+_001lr.jpg Stories - Green Jacket WE € 49,99 Kyaw Myo Thu is thirty eight years old and originally from Yangon. He lives here with his wife's family. When he was twenty-seven, he started working in the clothing factory, his job is to wash the clothes so that the colors are stabilized. He earns 480,000 kyat per month, but because he is financially responsible for the entire family of his wife, they have absolutely nothing to save for the future. In total, about 2700 people work in the factory. Much has changed positively in recent years, as the brands for which the workers are manufactured have become important to workers' rights and regular audits are made to check factory conditions. There are still minor problems, fortunately, thanks to the existence of the union, these are usually resolved within two weeks. Kyaw Myo Thu is secretary general at the union and believes that workers from different regions should start talking to each other. After all, you are stronger together! Kyaw Myo Thu says he will continue to work until this is no longer possible for his health. It is sometimes painful to think about the future. He has no children with his wife, so he doesn't know who will take care of him later. He has bought a lottery ticket, maybe he will get some luck with that. If he wins, he can make his dream come true, which is to open a small supermarket. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1586873906603-BTNX2VWI858Q8RWUXPHY/Kyaw+Myo+Thu+_003lr.jpg Stories - Green Jacket WE € 49,99 Kyaw Myo Thu is thirty eight years old and originally from Yangon. He lives here with his wife's family. When he was twenty-seven, he started working in the clothing factory, his job is to wash the clothes so that the colors are stabilized. He earns 480,000 kyat per month, but because he is financially responsible for the entire family of his wife, they have absolutely nothing to save for the future. In total, about 2700 people work in the factory. Much has changed positively in recent years, as the brands for which the workers are manufactured have become important to workers' rights and regular audits are made to check factory conditions. There are still minor problems, fortunately, thanks to the existence of the union, these are usually resolved within two weeks. Kyaw Myo Thu is secretary general at the union and believes that workers from different regions should start talking to each other. After all, you are stronger together! Kyaw Myo Thu says he will continue to work until this is no longer possible for his health. It is sometimes painful to think about the future. He has no children with his wife, so he doesn't know who will take care of him later. He has bought a lottery ticket, maybe he will get some luck with that. If he wins, he can make his dream come true, which is to open a small supermarket. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1586873976131-Y4SJ45LB0QDBTU64IQQF/Kyaw+Ye+Paing+_001lr.jpg Stories - Light Blue Shirt WE € 27,99 Kyaw Ye Paing is twenty-nine years old and lives with colleagues in a hostel of the clothing factory. His sleeping area is located in the hallway where he unfortunately has no privacy at all. He does not give any family here in Yangon, because his parents and four older brothers still live in his birth place Aye Yarwady Division. In the factory he controls all lighting and has to start an hour earlier and stay an hour later than the rest to check everything. His salary is 300,000 kyat. This is not enough to make ends meet, because he also supports his parents with about 500,000 kyat every two months. In addition, he has to pay for his stay in the hostel and his food, which amounts to a total of 70,000 per month. He often worries about money, some months his parents ask for a bigger contribution and then he has to borrow money or live an even more economical life. He dreams of opening his own business in electronics later on, but unfortunately he cannot put any money aside for this. He would also like to marry his girlfriend in the future. At this point, they haven't seen each other in six months, despite living fairly close by. They both have to work so much that they don't have time to see each other, but they do call each other every day. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1586873952718-E5RMLATQHUIOJPR7XN2H/Kyaw+Ye+Paing+_003lr.jpg Stories - Light Blue Shirt WE € 27,99 Kyaw Ye Paing is twenty-nine years old and lives with colleagues in a hostel of the clothing factory. His sleeping area is located in the hallway where he unfortunately has no privacy at all. He does not give any family here in Yangon, because his parents and four older brothers still live in his birth place Aye Yarwady Division. In the factory he controls all lighting and has to start an hour earlier and stay an hour later than the rest to check everything. His salary is 300,000 kyat. This is not enough to make ends meet, because he also supports his parents with about 500,000 kyat every two months. In addition, he has to pay for his stay in the hostel and his food, which amounts to a total of 70,000 per month. He often worries about money, some months his parents ask for a bigger contribution and then he has to borrow money or live an even more economical life. He dreams of opening his own business in electronics later on, but unfortunately he cannot put any money aside for this. He would also like to marry his girlfriend in the future. At this point, they haven't seen each other in six months, despite living fairly close by. They both have to work so much that they don't have time to see each other, but they do call each other every day. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1586873998405-0P3TVQEE91TECCCVHVHK/Sai+Lin+Thu_001lr.jpg Stories - Green Blue Shirt WE € 27,99 Sai Lin Thu is twenty-one years old and lives in a hostel room with his mother, two older sisters and his oldest sister's husband. His father died when he was 12 years old. The room in the hostel is not large and because there are five of them there is little privacy. Originally Sai Lin Thu is from Phypon Tsp where he owned a bakery in down town. But in 2008 there was cyclone Nargis. The wind destroyed large parts of our house and we had to protect ourselves with tents from the wind and rain. He has many memories of this, it was as if they lived in the sea. There was water everywhere. Since three years he lives with his family in Yangon and Sai Lin Thu works in a department store (GAT) where they produce the large pieces of textile. In 2018 there was a strike for a better minimum wage, but the factory did not agree, so he decided to join the union. All his life he has had the need to stand up for himself, but especially for others. Also during the time of the cygone Nargis he volunteered to help Save the Children. He believes that there are currently some things to change about the situation. The employees must be given the rights that belong to them under the law. And in addition, it would be good for the factory to grow, among other things to reduce unemployment. He is proud of the work he is doing at the union, but is not yet satisfied with what they have achieved so far. It is important that workers in Yangon receive the same rights as neighboring countries. Sai Lin Thu earns 5,000 a day in the factory and an additional 1,300 for hours in a day, but this is not enough to make ends meet. The prices for products are increasing day by day. A cigarette previously cost 50 kyat, but now 100 kyat. He earns a maximum of 250,000 per month, 200,000 of which he gives to his mother, the rest he can keep to himself. The room in the hostel costs 70,000 kyat every month. If he thinks about the future, he would have his own home for his family. A simple life is enough, he does not care about getting rich. He just wants to have a realistic goal to pursue. Like a home in his native city with a small shop where his family can make ends meet. Because in the hostel where they now live they find it difficult to relax because the neighbors are often noisy. His hobbies are soccer, cane ball and snooker. He thinks it is important that his future wife gets on well with his mother. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1586874029370-1O23CIEVRNQMLG29NL4S/Sai+Lin+Thu_002lr.jpg Stories - Green Blue Shirt WE € 27,99 Sai Lin Thu is twenty-one years old and lives in a hostel room with his mother, two older sisters and his oldest sister's husband. His father died when he was 12 years old. The room in the hostel is not large and because there are five of them there is little privacy. Originally Sai Lin Thu is from Phypon Tsp where he owned a bakery in down town. But in 2008 there was cyclone Nargis. The wind destroyed large parts of our house and we had to protect ourselves with tents from the wind and rain. He has many memories of this, it was as if they lived in the sea. There was water everywhere. Since three years he lives with his family in Yangon and Sai Lin Thu works in a department store (GAT) where they produce the large pieces of textile. In 2018 there was a strike for a better minimum wage, but the factory did not agree, so he decided to join the union. All his life he has had the need to stand up for himself, but especially for others. Also during the time of the cygone Nargis he volunteered to help Save the Children. He believes that there are currently some things to change about the situation. The employees must be given the rights that belong to them under the law. And in addition, it would be good for the factory to grow, among other things to reduce unemployment. He is proud of the work he is doing at the union, but is not yet satisfied with what they have achieved so far. It is important that workers in Yangon receive the same rights as neighboring countries. Sai Lin Thu earns 5,000 a day in the factory and an additional 1,300 for hours in a day, but this is not enough to make ends meet. The prices for products are increasing day by day. A cigarette previously cost 50 kyat, but now 100 kyat. He earns a maximum of 250,000 per month, 200,000 of which he gives to his mother, the rest he can keep to himself. The room in the hostel costs 70,000 kyat every month. If he thinks about the future, he would have his own home for his family. A simple life is enough, he does not care about getting rich. He just wants to have a realistic goal to pursue. Like a home in his native city with a small shop where his family can make ends meet. Because in the hostel where they now live they find it difficult to relax because the neighbors are often noisy. His hobbies are soccer, cane ball and snooker. He thinks it is important that his future wife gets on well with his mother. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1586874037037-JVMAZDJQPMK4M7I0PODI/Than+Than+Win_001lr.jpg Stories - Pink Bomber H&M € 29,99 Than Than Win is twenty-two years old and lives with her parents and 5 more siblings. Her oldest sister is married and lives elsewhere, sending home 200,000 kyat each month to support the family. Than Than Win herself earns 230,000 kyat per month and of this she gives 200,000 kyat to her parents. She can't really buy much from the rest of the money she can keep, not even make-up. Fortunately thanaka, a yellowish-white cosmetic paste made from ground bark and characteristic of Myanmar culture. In the factory where she works, Than Than Win is responsible for ironing the garments. She has to get 15 to 30 pieces of clothing per hour. Every day she has to work overtime until eight o'clock in the evening and sometimes even until ten o'clock in the evening. Fortunately, on these long days, her parents prepare dinner for her. Sunday is the day when she has time for herself, but her parents want her to stay at home. She loves to dance and sing and would like to participate in competitions and later become a singer, but she is not supported by her parents. She is a fan of Ni Ni Khin Zaw and Wyne Su Khine Tan. She finds it annoying when she gets a different task at work than hers, this sometimes happens when it is quiet. The people who work in the factory in the 'control' department make it the employees who iron it sometimes difficult. But together we are strong and maybe we can change accomplish. When the strike started, she didn't want to participate at first, but her friends did. So after the break she joined two other friends. She very much hopes that her story will reach the people of the West so that this situation in the clothing industry is understood. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1586874068737-MOGVU4OT8VBFDBJ3LP0U/Than+Than+Win_002lr.jpg Stories - Pink Bomber H&M € 29,99 Than Than Win is twenty-two years old and lives with her parents and 5 more siblings. Her oldest sister is married and lives elsewhere, sending home 200,000 kyat each month to support the family. Than Than Win herself earns 230,000 kyat per month and of this she gives 200,000 kyat to her parents. She can't really buy much from the rest of the money she can keep, not even make-up. Fortunately thanaka, a yellowish-white cosmetic paste made from ground bark and characteristic of Myanmar culture. In the factory where she works, Than Than Win is responsible for ironing the garments. She has to get 15 to 30 pieces of clothing per hour. Every day she has to work overtime until eight o'clock in the evening and sometimes even until ten o'clock in the evening. Fortunately, on these long days, her parents prepare dinner for her. Sunday is the day when she has time for herself, but her parents want her to stay at home. She loves to dance and sing and would like to participate in competitions and later become a singer, but she is not supported by her parents. She is a fan of Ni Ni Khin Zaw and Wyne Su Khine Tan. She finds it annoying when she gets a different task at work than hers, this sometimes happens when it is quiet. The people who work in the factory in the 'control' department make it the employees who iron it sometimes difficult. But together we are strong and maybe we can change accomplish. When the strike started, she didn't want to participate at first, but her friends did. So after the break she joined two other friends. She very much hopes that her story will reach the people of the West so that this situation in the clothing industry is understood. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1586874094403-KP2QFCXGDANTVZM4PWD0/War+War+Aung_004lr.jpg Stories - Beige Tracksuit H&M € 49,98 War War Aung is twenty three years old and lives in a hostel with her younger sister to work in the clothing industry. In the hostel they make the best of it, but sometimes the power goes out and they cannot cook. The hostel is located far from Khayan Thone Khwa where their parents and brother of 8 live in, south of Yangon. The sisters can only go home once or twice a year to visit their parents, usually during the holidays. When War War Aung thinks about the future, she wants to continue to support her family financially, that is the most important thing to her. She does not want to start with a man or children, because if this job would stop, she would like to live with her parents again. On a normal working day, her alarm clock rings at six in the morning, so that she can start work on time at eight. At half past twelve she has a half hour break to eat her lunch. She usually has to work overtime until eight o'clock in the evening and then returns to the hostel with her sister at nine. She is sometimes very tired at work, because she has little time to recover. Because of this she sometimes pricks herself with the needle in her fingers. War War Aung is free on weekends. She and her sister make clothes with them own sewing machine. So the weekend is also about work, but then freelance. Everything with it added together, they earn between 450,000 and 500,000 kyats per month. Of these, they send about 350,000 to their parents and the rest they have to make ends meet. Actually, her whole life consists of working, she has the desire to be together with her family again in better conditions. The employees know nothing about the prices for which the clothing they produce is sold in the west. The factories claim to make no profit at all on the workers. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1586874116059-C6M4XBD4D1LVABQS949I/War+War+Aung_005lr.jpg Stories - Beige Tracksuit H&M € 49,98 War War Aung is twenty three years old and lives in a hostel with her younger sister to work in the clothing industry. In the hostel they make the best of it, but sometimes the power goes out and they cannot cook. The hostel is located far from Khayan Thone Khwa where their parents and brother of 8 live in, south of Yangon. The sisters can only go home once or twice a year to visit their parents, usually during the holidays. When War War Aung thinks about the future, she wants to continue to support her family financially, that is the most important thing to her. She does not want to start with a man or children, because if this job would stop, she would like to live with her parents again. On a normal working day, her alarm clock rings at six in the morning, so that she can start work on time at eight. At half past twelve she has a half hour break to eat her lunch. She usually has to work overtime until eight o'clock in the evening and then returns to the hostel with her sister at nine. She is sometimes very tired at work, because she has little time to recover. Because of this she sometimes pricks herself with the needle in her fingers. War War Aung is free on weekends. She and her sister make clothes with them own sewing machine. So the weekend is also about work, but then freelance. Everything with it added together, they earn between 450,000 and 500,000 kyats per month. Of these, they send about 350,000 to their parents and the rest they have to make ends meet. Actually, her whole life consists of working, she has the desire to be together with her family again in better conditions. The employees know nothing about the prices for which the clothing they produce is sold in the west. The factories claim to make no profit at all on the workers. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1586874129173-ENNMF7ZH2JDWFVD4JTUP/Zaw+Min+Naing_001lr.jpg Stories - Navy Blue Shirt WE € 27,99 Zaw Min Naing is thirty years old and lives in a hostel with his friends. He originally comes from the delta region (Kun Dine Lay) where the rest of his family still lives, he has seven brothers / sisters. Seven years ago he came to Yangon to work in the clothing industry, because at home there was only work in the rice plantations for 5 months a year. However, he didn't know anyone in Yangon yet and it was difficult to find a job as a man. He also had no experience in the clothing industry at all, so he had to learn everything from the bottom up. He has had various tasks within the factory, now working for water management. In his factory a total of 2500 employees work and produce clothing for, among others, H&M, GAP and Bvlgari. In 2015 Zaw Min Naing set up a union. Because doing minimum wages is not enough to make ends meet, there are a lot of overtime, employees are unaware of their rights and there are often problems with the supervisors. Compared to the GAT factories, they are fortunate that audits are sent from the brands for which they produce to check everything. At the moment, the union wants to make employees aware of how, for example, they can report sick properly or stand up for their holidays. And they want the factory's wage calculations to be made transparent and transparent. Because Zaw Min Naing now has seven years of work experience, he receives a relatively good salary. 400,000 kyat per month, the bulk of which he sends home to support his family financially. He can make ends meet himself and save a small portion, but not enough to actually change his life. He thinks it is important to stand up for the employees who earn less and therefore have an even heavier life. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1586874156714-PX134VKLI17HU0FORW1I/Zaw+Min+Naing_003lr.jpg Stories - Navy Blue Shirt WE € 27,99 Zaw Min Naing is thirty years old and lives in a hostel with his friends. He originally comes from the delta region (Kun Dine Lay) where the rest of his family still lives, he has seven brothers / sisters. Seven years ago he came to Yangon to work in the clothing industry, because at home there was only work in the rice plantations for 5 months a year. However, he didn't know anyone in Yangon yet and it was difficult to find a job as a man. He also had no experience in the clothing industry at all, so he had to learn everything from the bottom up. He has had various tasks within the factory, now working for water management. In his factory a total of 2500 employees work and produce clothing for, among others, H&M, GAP and Bvlgari. In 2015 Zaw Min Naing set up a union. Because doing minimum wages is not enough to make ends meet, there are a lot of overtime, employees are unaware of their rights and there are often problems with the supervisors. Compared to the GAT factories, they are fortunate that audits are sent from the brands for which they produce to check everything. At the moment, the union wants to make employees aware of how, for example, they can report sick properly or stand up for their holidays. And they want the factory's wage calculations to be made transparent and transparent. Because Zaw Min Naing now has seven years of work experience, he receives a relatively good salary. 400,000 kyat per month, the bulk of which he sends home to support his family financially. He can make ends meet himself and save a small portion, but not enough to actually change his life. He thinks it is important to stand up for the employees who earn less and therefore have an even heavier life. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1586874168289-0Q66UAUXRGDP774Q9EU1/Zin+Zin+Myint_001lr.jpg Stories - Red Sweater H&M € 29,99 Zin Zin Myint is thirty-six years old and lives with her mother and younger brother, her father died eleven years ago. Because her father died, she dropped out of college in her last year, which has had a major impact on her life. If she finished college she might have had a better job now. She works in the factory in the security control department. Here the clothes are carefully checked for needles left behind. She earns an average of 230,000 kyat per month, but if she works overtime this is about 40,000 kyat more. Unfortunately, she cannot make ends meet because she also supports her sick mother from her salary. Her mother is half paralyzed and needs expensive medication for this. Often Zin Zin Myint has to make a choice from the food she needs, she cannot afford it all. There are a number of things that need to change in the factory according to her. First of all, working conditions would go a long way if leaders behaved respectfully towards workers. Secondly, it is important that the salary calculation is made transparent and transparent for the employees. This is now completely unclear, and employees who get along well with the supervisors sometimes receive a better salary. She thinks it is important to stand up for the other workers in the factory, it hurts her to see them shouting and being treated disrespectfully. She dreams of quitting this job and starting her own business as a fashion designer. She doesn't like the clothes that are produced in the factory for the west. If things go better with her mother's health in the future she would like to follow a fashion design course, she now sometimes makes her own clothes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1586874185283-H29JAN6QTU8N8LRVURHH/Zin+Zin+Myint_003lr.jpg Stories - Red Sweater H&M € 29,99 Zin Zin Myint is thirty-six years old and lives with her mother and younger brother, her father died eleven years ago. Because her father died, she dropped out of college in her last year, which has had a major impact on her life. If she finished college she might have had a better job now. She works in the factory in the security control department. Here the clothes are carefully checked for needles left behind. She earns an average of 230,000 kyat per month, but if she works overtime this is about 40,000 kyat more. Unfortunately, she cannot make ends meet because she also supports her sick mother from her salary. Her mother is half paralyzed and needs expensive medication for this. Often Zin Zin Myint has to make a choice from the food she needs, she cannot afford it all. There are a number of things that need to change in the factory according to her. First of all, working conditions would go a long way if leaders behaved respectfully towards workers. Secondly, it is important that the salary calculation is made transparent and transparent for the employees. This is now completely unclear, and employees who get along well with the supervisors sometimes receive a better salary. She thinks it is important to stand up for the other workers in the factory, it hurts her to see them shouting and being treated disrespectfully. She dreams of quitting this job and starting her own business as a fashion designer. She doesn't like the clothes that are produced in the factory for the west. 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Without it there are too many deaths. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1589747215432-CZVIKZA19B35Q1XPP0HP/Hassan+Moussa_002lr.jpg Stories - Hassan Moussa Peace is a state of calmness. Peace is good https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1589747325607-UW272FRZ7IIX9HWUKGS7/Ibrahim+Issaka_001lr.jpg Stories - Ibrahim Issaka Equality is staying at peace with someone in the same room https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1589747516193-Z3VYJODLJHPDGXRXH9TJ/Mariama+Elhadji+Kiari_001lr.jpg Stories - Mariama Elhadji Kiar When I think of missing someone, I mostly think of my father. 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Everybody is created equally https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1589747457859-4KW13KAKVTA9UOMNTLTD/Mariama+Doua_001lr.jpg Stories - Mariama Doua I am happy when I go to school or stay home with my family https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1589747537133-XRWFO4XS6YYQ5UVM19P9/Moussa+Elhadji+Mamadou_001lr.jpg Stories - Mousa Elhadji Mamadou I feel good when there is peace and when I am with my friends https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591716467849-UHWKNNXZ2T8H47Y72VIC/B0005304hr.jpg Stories - CAR 2017 Mask bought in local market in Bangui. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591715137672-61ORITFK8O1J9URWFICC/B0005211hr.jpg Stories - Cuba 2003 A paper taxi car I bought in Havana. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591715521116-BPGDEQZ97XYFZD5SISOC/B0005255hr.jpg Stories - Italy 2008 Stone heart I found in the Italian Alps. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591715048637-QVNGGX7CUZN673LVPYPX/B0005220hr.jpg Stories - Ivory Coast 2011 Wooden bird I bought from a street seller in Abidjan. Decorated with multiple necklaces I collected over the past years. Mainly bought or given in African countries. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591714560770-V0TRLXKYU5XOSXDEI1D1/B0005156hr.jpg Stories - Uganda 2019 Sandals I bought from a Congolese refugee living in Kampala. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591714576801-UGKSERFJKCA7BZNBHRSV/B0005159hr.jpg Stories - Mexico 2012 A glass I bought in a Zapatista brand shop in San Christobal de las Casas. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591715031852-21C0KVB3TPQK39QCTVOJ/B0005200hr.jpg Stories - Liberia 2014 African wooden figurines I bought in Liberia during the ebola crisis. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591714644848-CZMVBOXNLA345F8VJ9ZD/B0005172hr.jpg Stories - Ethiopia 2005 This is a stone doll. A toy children played with in a school which I visited in Debre Birhan. The school principal gave it to me after I made a picture of it. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591714930758-PM6O3MFEIG64GD6L2QUF/B0005181hr.jpg Stories - the Netherlands 2009 Personal passport of Chris de Bode used in the years 2009 until 2012. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591714882244-X4GBKDT5CDACPZL01NIX/B0005182hr.jpg Stories - Kyrgyzstan 2019 A plate I bought in a market in Bishkek. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591715002151-5UMO698J9V608KWJOWOX/B0005191hr.jpg Stories - Vietnam 2012 Candle I bought in Hanoi. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591714886563-HTVS071AV81JXVBASUCM/B0005215hr.jpg Stories - Colombia 2002 Cycling cap I got as a present during the Tour of Colombia. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591716695700-YRXHXJ2DK2SV728LSVGL/B0005309hr.jpg Stories - Liberia 2011 African pocket mask used as a passport to travel in tribal area. Used in West Africa. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591715090266-Y9QQJRPUHLR8CA9ELWGW/B0005208hr.jpg Stories - Mexico 2012 Woolen figurine I bought in a Zapatista brand shop in San Christobal de las Casas. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591714987767-XI9U4X571WC83K2A5WMK/B0005217hr.jpg Stories - Pakistan 2001 Small Afghan rug I bought in a carpet shop in Quetta. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591714610510-H45CBGACSOJ10DXKYP4N/B0005167hr.jpg Stories - Russia 2018 I bought this anti tank scale model in St Petersburg from a street vendor. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591714610794-B29ENB0SBB0RGG6HTSGW/B0005166hr.jpg Stories - Worldwide 2001- Small banknotes saved up from multiple trips. I always take money home and never spend it because most of the time I don’t return. And if I do, I forget to take it with me. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591714640703-Y3N0VTQ3NX98QEPDP0O1/B0005174hr.jpg Stories - Liberia 2014 African pocket mask used as a passport to travel in tribal area. Used in West Africa. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591714761806-KSFO00CB80T708MORHOR/B0005204hr.jpg Stories - CAR 2017 A car I bought in a local tourist market in Bangui. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591715036746-LGKSXAC233DGCOC6S7DG/B0005221hr.jpg Stories - Burundi 2017 Bottle with pine apple liqueur distilled by nuns in a seminary in Burasira, near the city of Ngozi. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591715101044-NAUVYMJLP0RHM0RHE2MZ/B0005225hr.jpg Stories - Mexico 2012 Woolen figurine I bought in a Zapatista brand shop in San Christobal de las Casas. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591715166726-Z8ITSDGAUWIH81V6V9YN/B0005230hr.jpg Stories - Tajikistan 2014 Sheep skin house shoe I bought in a little shop in Dushanbe. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591715415102-5HOYR3UJI1ZF1RVCSKHK/B0005224hr.jpg Stories - China 2001 Chinese marble name stamp with Chinese red seal ink pad I bought in Yichang, while on assignment photographing the Three Gorges Dam. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591715205550-77DBSTZDMEQLYZ4W415U/B0005233hr.jpg Stories - CAR 2017 Calabas used for drinking liquor in CAR. Bought it in the capital Bangui from the liquor seller. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591716568939-LUPA3YG6GEW880J33UIC/B0005307hr.jpg Stories - Liberia 2011 African pocket mask used as a passport to travel in tribal area. Used in West Africa. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591715262004-ZT0RPN53HL8BTQEX22WZ/B0005238hr.jpg Stories - Myanmar 2020 Buddha statue I bought in 2020 in Yangon. When I look for a souvenir I prefer old things compared to brand new. The shop owner was highly surprised when I picked this beauty. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591715920071-12Y0QTFUDQLDTI2M28P8/B0005266hr.jpg Stories - Liberia 2011 Small wooden Jesus figurines bought in Monrovia. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591715314303-8JJF3H7LBKSNF7AR7BK5/B0005239hr.jpg Stories - Haiti 2012 Wooden UN soldier bought in Port au Prince, Haiti from a street vendor. The paint was still wet. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591715347196-R1L8SSCSXNO56IPE0PYZ/B0005240hr.jpg Stories - Colombia 2019 Bracelet depicting the forest given as a present to me by an Embera Indian woman I photographed. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591715905611-SKV48RTJYX4OQWLW9AXP/B0005288hr.jpg Stories - Ivory Coast 2011 Wooden milk container bought in Man. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591715953630-MH2QROUN4E7O8REAGMG6/B0005270hr.jpg Stories - Madagascar 2006 Teak wooden boat I bought in Morandava. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591715434092-G5I0IDB4BMHWS4D4HAQK/B0005245hr.jpg Stories - Slovenia 2010 Scale model Zastava 750 bought in Novo Mesto. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591715988106-9RQQ1O3YYKC21OC1T1ZH/B0005274hr.jpg Stories - South Sudan 2019 Iron tool used by farmers in Awiel. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591715953202-8D3A7FJVZNX2P8UH30VS/B0005290hr.jpg Stories - Zimbabwe 2018 Wooden bowl I bought in Harare during the regime change in 2018. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591716020723-J92KGZQTOCMTS80FSRY2/B0005275hr.jpg Stories - Jordan 2013 I got this bracelet as a gift from a friend living in Zataari refugee camp. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591716086229-RM4LOXNMCJHDOE9TM0BK/B0005280hr.jpg Stories - Uganda 2004 African stool I bought from a man sitting on it in front of his house in a village in Northern Uganda. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591715469164-JBEU25LA7P6HKRC2F0DN/B0005250hr.jpg Stories - Morroco 2017 Morrocan wooden fork given as a present in a restaurant in Tanger. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591716906858-3BN39P1AWT8WJJ0GZETD/B0005310hr.jpg Stories - Liberia 2011 African pocket mask used as a passport to travel in tribal area. Used in West Africa. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591716130982-YIH4XD766LPO0LP6TPUS/B0005283hr.jpg Stories - Nepal 2015 Buddha statue I bought in Kathmandu, shortly after the earthquake in 2015. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591716229055-XQNUOO5QUVCVTXWCYTU8/B0005285hr.jpg Stories - Guatamala 2015 Mask I bought in Antigua. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591716491898-BYLX786K422ZTB4ES5VP/B0005292hr.jpg Stories - Myanmar 2020 Pyit Taing Htaung, “when you throw it, each time it stands up”. Bought in street market in Yangon. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591716576687-BN6V3ARZRL2J68KAZU9Y/B0005296hr.jpg Stories - Zambia 2014 African wooden figurines bought in a street market in Lusaka. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591716085457-TJ3X4MLH1EGOGE4M9CXS/B0005297hr.jpg Stories - Burundi 2017 Childrens toy bought in a small village in Burundi. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591715576189-9HVOXDGPGMKV5DR1ZCW6/B0005260hr.jpg Stories - Uganda 2020 Hat worn by Karamojo cattle herders bought in Moroto. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591717003647-QMWT31BRPT468NRC4CJ3/B0005302hr.jpg Stories - Nigeria 2018 Traditional hat I bought in Kano. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591716633592-SJEEMW9OUMHQ8NPFVYGS/B0005305hra.jpg Stories - Uganda 2013 Painting showing sexual education in a classroom. A gift from a street worker in a slum in Kampala. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591716865941-MN6C0GHWHHXVX9OTUMGO/B0005300hr.jpg Stories - Nigeria 2018 This traditional hat was given as a present by a man I photographed for a story on farming research in Kano. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591717029134-SCLOS0XIQEJOZN6B7HZN/B0005312hr.jpg Stories - Ivory Coast 2011 African pocket mask used as a passport to travel in tribal area. Used in West Africa. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591717445649-KVJWNZ9GYKWDKB7UA2DN/B0005314hr.jpg Stories - Vietnam 2013 Scale US army helicopter bought in Quang Tri, Vietnam in a hotel from the man who actually handcrafted it. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591717484473-A0Z1TDM0SHRZTLHVIHD3/B0005318hr.jpg Stories - CAR 2018 African stool bought in Bangui. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591717513533-GF3JJG6RO6CXQGA51O9B/B0005321hr.jpg Stories - Nepal 2015 Nepalese singing bowl bought in Kathmandu shortly after the earthquake in 2015. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591714540866-S00Q6SK0TB6JM247CQG2/B0005149hr.jpg Stories - Ethiopia 2020 Coffee beans bought in the world famous coffee shop Tomoca in Addis Ababa. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1591715391192-6JAOTHSSJU0FI8OKK5Q6/B0005244hr.jpg Stories - Myanmar 2020 Mouth mask which was handed out at the entrance of the Shwedagon Pagoda complex in Yangon, just after the corona virus started to spread around Asia early 2020. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1757424160059-GXZUI7GQZ9P79MS8WMM4/B0013303_001lr.jpg Stories - Yael 16, Colombia Yael of 16 lives in Colombia's Chocó region, which is affected by ongoing conflict that forced thousands to flee their homes. The forced recruitment of children as young as nine, both girls and boys, is present in many regions throughout the country. Often, the risk of violence deters children from traveling to school. To shield her son from any threats, Yael's mother walks him to school every day. And in the afternoon, she picks him up. "When we walk quickly, it takes about twenty minutes," Yael says. "It would be safer to take a motorbike, but we can't always afford that.” Walking to school together has deepened their relationship, Yael says: "I love philosophy because I want to understand the reasons behind ideas and actions. When I was younger, my mom was very strict. Now I understand that she wanted to protect me. Our conversations are deeper than before. She is a really cool mom." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1757423830207-RXOF7OHMNFMTV6AK79E6/B0013389_001lr.jpg Stories - Yili 16, Colombia Yili, 16, describes how girls in Colombia often do domestic work to pay for an education. “For the past few years, I worked in people's homes to earn money for school supplies,” she says. Balancing work, school, housework and caring for her younger siblings eventually caused Yili to drop out: “I failed two subjects and was not allowed to go back to school.” Yili notes that it is often girls who drop out of school. "I have more boys than girls in my class. Another challenge is girls getting pregnant. It happened to one of my best friends. She dropped out of school and couldn't find a job. Now she stays home with her baby. Her situation is difficult." With support from Plan International's back-to-school program, Yili was able to resume her education. She still does homework while helping her mother at home, but the financial support allows her to devote more time to her studies. "If I had to do housework all my life, I would be so bored. That's why I want to go to school. Physics and chemistry, and learning new things, that's what I love." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1757423833329-5DXL8N88IPVHKQV9ZEXQ/B0013481_001lr.jpg Stories - Alex 15, Colombia Alex of 15 is in the eighth grade and dreams of becoming an engineer to break free from the cycle of poverty that grips his community. "There was a time when our neighborhood was clean and the garbage would flow away. Now, something is clogged and our house is surrounded by garbage." When the water rises, plastic bottles float into the house where Alex lives with his family. He puts plastic bags on his shoes before wading through the plastic river to keep his school uniform clean. Coming from a region where nearly 80 percent of the population lives in poverty, getting his diploma is crucial for Alex. "Not all kids here go to school. They work at the market or on boats by the river to make money. I want to keep on learning. After graduating, I’d like to study civil engineering so I could raise our house higher. And maybe make a floor of cement so that the water can no longer seep through the wood of our house." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1757423833911-Q9XG5XAWBKYU838JRI26/B0013583_001lr.jpg Stories - Samuel 14, Colombia “I really want to go to school every day” says Samuel of 14, who lives in the Chocó region of Colombia, an area marked by insecurity and ongoing conflict. Sometimes, the 14-year-old has no other option than to stay at home because it is too unsafe outside for children. On those days, Samuel and his classmates are confined to their homes and rely on digital education. When forced to stay at home, Samuel receives his lessons via WhatsApp on his dad's cellphone. However, when his dad goes to work, Samuel is unable to study. This is just one of the many reasons the 14-year-old is eager to be in school: "I want my teacher to explain things. And to have someone to review and correct my exercises," Samuel shares. A lack of electricity and internet access further complicates his studies. When he has to study at home without these resources, he falls behind on his homework. "I want my city to be safe because," he says. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1757423836926-2ZJNEEGRARTPRS425SDN/B0013638_001lr.jpg Stories - Brayan 14, Colombia Two hours. That’s how long it takes Brayan (14) to get to school each day. His route is not without risks. “The road I take is long and muddy, especially when it rains. Sometimes there are dangerous snakes on the road”, he says. These issues contribute to school dropouts in indigenous communities in the Colombian region of Chocó, as families often live far from regular schools. Brayan explains, “I need to walk a long way to the terminal and then take the bus to school. I often go without breakfast. When I am late, I often cannot enter the class anymore.” Because bus tickets are often too expensive for Brayan’s family to afford every day, he sometimes stays at home and cuts the weeds in the backyard with a machete. “I fall behind when I can’t go to school. I don’t want to fail the grade,” he says. His journey to school is further complicated by the need to take care of his school uniform. “This is the first time I have a uniform because I got community schooling until the sixth grade. My father had to sell our chickens to purchase it. That’s why I cannot damage or stain it. When boys in my class play football at school, I don’t play along because I am afraid to rip my pants,” he explains. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1757423837507-8XC5NA6HIM1OAFBMY4KA/B0013715_001lr.jpg Stories - Isabel 13, Colombia Living on the other side of the river makes it difficult for Isabel, aged 13, to get to school. She is the last to arrive in class each day. “I leave at six and wait for the boat”, she explains. “I want to leave earlier, but taking the boat in the dark isn’t an option. By the time I get to school, the first class is already over.” Isabel hates being late because she misses the teachers’ explanations and has to copy assignments from classmates. “I don’t want to hear things second-hand,” she admits. Boat trips are also expensive for her family, costing 2,000 pesos (about 40 euro cents) for a one-way trip. "When I leave school, there isn’t always a boat available. So sometimes I pay someone with a canoe. Otherwise, I have to wait longer at the pier for a boat to go home." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1757423840121-ONULWH2ADZQHWK3HMR9D/B0013873_001lr.jpg Stories - Katarina 13, Colombia In many schools in Colombia’s Chocó region, students are at risk due to construction issues. Katarina (13) says she feels unsafe due to the cement walls in her school building: "The cracks in the wall get bigger when it rains. One of the walls collapsed down the hill." As the building is old, rainwater often leaks through the roof. "The teachers try to improve the walls and roof, but it doesn’t get much better," Katarina continues. "It is difficult to focus in a building like this." Due to power outages, the school is often without electricity. "If I were the head teacher, I would fix the roof. And build a waterproof room where we can take IT classes. Learning without internet just doesn't make sense." Still, Katarina remains committed to her education. At just 13, she is already advocating for a safer school, not only for herself, but for her peers as well. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1757423841105-LRLIKMR2EX4GZFKZGM3X/B0013999_001lr.jpg Stories - Jhojan 13, Ecuador Latin America is experiencing one of the world's most complex child migration crises. Across the region, millions of children and their families have left their schools, friends, and communities. In their new home countries, refugee and migrant children often feel left out and lonely. One such child is 13-year-old Jhojan, who fled Colombia and now lives in Quito, the capital of Ecuador. Saying goodbye to his classmates was too difficult for him: "I didn't want to go to school on the last day. We just left." In his new school, Jhojan was given a nickname: “They called me ‘cat’ because my eyes are a different color.” He spends most of his time in his bedroom. "My brother and I often compete with our Rubik's cubes. I can solve it in about two minutes," he says. At school, Jhojan feels bored because the education system does not sufficiently challenge him. "I help my classmates with their homework, and they pay me a bit for that," he explains. "I hope to be a soccer player in the future. Or a video game designer." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1757423842747-678JU3O202XR8EVYHPY3/B0014070_001lr.jpg Stories - Abri 9, Ecuador Abri, aged 9, uses her unicorn Caba to express her feelings. "He knows all my secrets," she says. Moreover, upon the recent gang violence in Ecuador, she continues, "Caba was scared when the criminals escaped". Abri mostly stays inside the house due to insecurity and the risk of mugging or robbery. She and her mother left Cuba in hopes of improving their life circumstances in Ecuador. Her mother works long hours to afford the school bus and other educational materials, leaving Abri by herself. Her mother says loneliness has begun to affect Abri. At school, Abri finds it difficult to focus and interact with her new classmates. "In Cuba, I played in the park all the time. Here, I don't have many friends," she adds. "That is why I play with Caba." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1757423844352-QAFCE15XL2NF67ZG936V/B0014112_001lr.jpg Stories - Saray 11, Ecuador Displaced from Venezuela, Saray (11) and her family struggle to make ends meet. While Saray, her parents and siblings have found safety in Ecuador, generating income is a constant battle as her father relies on an informal job. Saray is the only one of her siblings who goes to school and her entire family works to support her education. Paying for the textbooks and uniforms remains a burden, Saray explains: “We need a new notebook for each subject, but we can only afford one,” Without the proper materials, she risks failing courses. “I wish the teachers understood my situation. I feel like I’m the only one in my class with this issue.” In addition to textbooks, the school requires three different uniforms: “A formal one for Mondays, a sports uniform, and a regular one,” she continues. Ultimately, the school psychologist eased some of the family’s financial strain by helping them obtain second-hand uniforms. The pressure on Saray is immense. Her family hopes that she will become a lawyer and break the cycle of poverty. “It’s a long shot,” her mother admits. “But I am motivated,” Saray says with determination. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1757423846512-TDJW5RY5JD42UYHWC29R/B0014412_002lr.jpg Stories - Samy 11, Ecuador There have been rising concerns about gang violence in Ecuador and recently there are reports of criminals entering schools. Samy, an 11-year-old who attends school in the suburbs of the capital, finds this situation distressing, as the fences and walls of her school are poorly maintained. More recently, thieves ransacked the school and took everything – from textbooks to toilet paper. “I want there to be more control over who can enter the school grounds”, says Sammy. "One child was attacked in school. I felt frightened.” Children like Samy, however, feel more secure with safety brigades and emergency drills introduced under Plan International’s Safer Schools intervention. “We are more prepared now”, she says. “But I still prefer to stay in my classroom.” Samy is being cared for by her brother and other relatives while her parents, who are in the United States, long to reunite their family. Every day, her aunt waits at the school gate to pick Samy up. “I can find my way to school on my own, but it is better when she’s here”, Samy adds. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1757423848013-8UVCGLNU87XF2B722VZF/B0014512_001lr.jpg Stories - Edward 11, Ecuador Due to discrimination, 11-year-old Edward finds attending school an uphill battle. “I am bullied because of my skin color. And they call me names,” he adds. Despite his strong desire to be in school, he often arrives full of dread. “Some days I don’t want to go because of the comments,” he says. Afro-descendants in Ecuador still face social inequality and racial discrimination, especially in urban areas. After fleeing violence in another part of the country, Edward and his mother moved to Quito, but they do not feel comfortable in the nation’s capital city. Edward believes that when others speak up, it can make a difference. To combat racism and bullying and support students like him, Plan International organizes awareness sessions and trains both teachers and students to advocate against exclusion. At home, Edward’s dog helps him feel better when he feels sad. Edward dreams of becoming a veterinarian. He admits: "I like animals more than people". https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1757423849512-93O6I3U9KUA1HFQ4I2F6/B0014626_001lr.jpg Stories - Erika 12, Ecuador Sexual and gender-based violence is a long-standing, pervasive problem in Ecuador’s schools. Reports indicate that over the last decade, thousands of cases of sexual violence have been documented, involving teachers, school staff, and even students. Walking to school as a girl comes with its own set of risks too. Every day, 12-year-old Erika is accompanied to school by her father. "There was one day when I had to go by myself, and a motorcycle followed me," she recalls. "The driver cut me off and tried to grab me. It was really scary." Erika's father is worried about his daughter's future, not only because of the risk of violence but also due to the lack of sexual education. “It’s like schools here are afraid to teach children about their bodies. But it would prevent many teenage pregnancies", he says. “I have friends with daughters who got pregnant when they were still children. They dropped out. My biggest concern is that this could happen to Erika too. She knows what she wants: to study and to succeed. We hope she can go to a university.” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1757423850591-FFPJQK4RXJD5VGA66BXS/B0014730_001lr.jpg Stories - Rony 14, Peru "I want there to be a school here for children with disabilities, so my brother can go to school," says Rony, 14, referring to his younger brother Edinson, who is 7. "It makes me sad that he just stays at home." Children with disabilities like Edinson are often out of school in rural Peru. Schools are not equipped with ramps and teachers are not trained to attend to children with special needs. "All they teach here is regular kids," Rony says. "So my brother is refused at school." The nearest school for children with disabilities is located hours away. In addition to the long travel, a one-way-ride costs about 10 soles (roughly 2.5 euros), which is too expensive for the family to afford. As a result, Edinson ends up spending much of his days at home, coloring with his pens and markers. "I also like to paint," Rony says. "I often look after my brother. We draw together." When asked what he hopes to achieve in school, Rony replies, "I want to be an engineer, so I can construct a school that all kids can go to." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1757423851807-00EQ8SPEEX6YPKYG5L2N/B0015147_001lr.jpg Stories - Stalin 14, Peru Stalin, 14, lives in a sandy, remote village in the northern region of Peru. Every day, he rolls up his pants and wades through the river on his way to school. During the rainy season, which normally runs from March to April, high water levels force him to stay home. “The current of the water is strong, and sometimes people die after being pulled away by the current,” he says. “It’s too risky.” When it rains, Stalin misses weeks of school. In recent years, the rainy season has lasted longer and the storms have become more intense. “I fall behind my classmates,” he admits. “I’m the only one who has to cross the river. I feel like I’m missing too many classes. It sucks.” The months of rain not only affect Stalin’s route to school, but also the school’s infrastructure. “Sometimes the rain comes through the school roofs. Then we get classes via WhatsApp. But at home, we don’t have any connection when it rains.” During the rainy season, the river can only be crossed by motorcycle, which is carried across by men who roam the riverbanks. Going to and from school costs about 16 soles (almost 4 euros) on those days. “They charge extra to help you cross the river. We can’t afford it.” Supported by Plan International’s project, which includes extra classes, Stalin is catching up on part of his learning gap. “I need more help in class, especially in math, to keep up with my classmates. I hope to be at the same level as them again.” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1757423854349-7RRWEGRW7991PEKDRM07/B0015265_001lr.jpg Stories - Yulitza 16, Peru An old, barely functioning moto-cicleta is the only chance Yulitza, aged 16, has for a quality education. Every day, she and her brother make a journey of an hour and a half to school on the motorcycle that once belonged to their uncle. “I didn’t want to go to the schools near my village,” Yulitza explains. “There are too few teachers. And even when they’re present, they often don’t teach. Sometimes they send the students home early, like at 1 p.m., while school is supposed to go until 3.” The route to the school Yulitza chose isn’t easy. “Multiple times a week, our motorbike breaks down because it’s missing parts and doesn’t work properly. Sometimes we find another way to get to school, but there are also days when we just have to turn back.” Missing school affects her performance, especially during exams. “You can’t reschedule a test, so I end up failing. I’ve gotten zero points more than once just because I couldn’t make it to school.” The family depends on the motorbike, which consumes around 30 soles, roughly 7 euros, worth of fuel each week. There’s not enough money for maintenance, partly because the little income the family has goes toward school supplies. “Sometimes I ask the neighbors for money so I can copy my homework assignments when I don’t have the right sheets,” Yulitza says. To help her stay in school, Yulitza receives financial support from Plan International. The organization also works to raise awareness about the importance of education through sessions with parents. That convinced her mother, but not her father. “He often says we should just be sent to work instead of being allowed to study,” Yulitza shares. Yulitza also takes part in the awareness sessions, helping her stay focused on her education. “I want to be so many things,” she says. “Right now, I’m thinking about becoming a psychologist, a doctor, or a teacher. Or maybe an accountant.” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1757423854818-9W9L8OQB0C24EJ88RRMA/B0015580_001lr.jpg Stories - Alicia 12, Peru For a lot of children in Peru, going from primary to secondary school feels like a big leap. This is especially true in rural communities, where the quality of primary education is often low. As a result, many students start high school without the required skills in math, reading, or writing. Alicia, 12, has recently begun high school and is attending after-school tutoring through Plan International to catch up. “The classes in primary school were different, particularly in math. I didn’t know how to multiply or divide, or even about odd numbers. When I’m at home, my sister helps me with my homework too,” she says. Her older sister is a rare exception. While many children in Alicia’s community do not complete secondary school, let alone make it to an institution of higher education, her sister is now studying at a national university. “She wants to be an elementary school teacher, so she likes helping me. I am not yet sure what I want to study, but I want to go to university just like her.” Alicia attends an all-girls high school. In areas where gender inequality and traditional notions about the roles of women and girls are still prevalent, girls’ schools can help boost confidence and encourage participation in class. “I feel secure and happy here,” Alicia says. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1757423856455-KEZQAHP8N63B5ZW4SJU3/B0015768_001lr.jpg Stories - Greysi 13, Peru Growing up in a community that grapples with extreme poverty and lacks basic services, Greysi’s family struggled to afford food and rent, let alone school materials. “That’s why I decided I should take matters into my own hands,” says the now 13-year-old, with a maturity far beyond her years. Greysi started selling glasses of wobbly gelatin and crushed ice at village meetings two years ago. “From what I sold, I invested in new products, like cookies and soda. My sales got better and better, so I decided to open my own shop.” Standing in front of her little store in an informal settlement in one of the most marginal neighborhoods in northern Peru, she proudly talks about the growth of her small business. “Most of my monthly earnings I invest in new products. With the money that’s left, I buy school supplies for me and my little sisters. And I try to save up for university.” Higher education is out of reach for most students in Peru, Greysi realizes, and that motivates her to expand her shop. “I want to be a lawyer, but university is extremely expensive. That’s why I save as much as possible. And I teach my little sisters to do the same.” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1757423858951-XFPGWP7MB6G9LBD7R8K8/B0016097_001lr.jpg Stories - Leandro 11, Bolivia Every day, Leandro, who is 11 years old, walks along the side of the Pan-American Highway to school. “Cars drive really fast, and there are no speed bumps. The path I walk is very narrow in some places", he says. Not too long ago, there was a fatal accident on the road. "Especially when I am by myself, I feel like I could get hit easily.” Sometimes Leandro takes the bus to school. "But only if the bus comes. It doesn’t come often,” he explains. “Next year, no one knows if the school bus will still run.” Despite the risks, Leandro goes to school each day. “At least I can still go to school. It takes me about 30 minutes. But if the bus stops running, some of my classmates won't come to class anymore." Leandro and his family migrated from Argentina and now live in Bolivia, close to the southern border. He notices differences in the education system. “In Argentina, the school supplies and classrooms were better”, he says. The road to school is not only dangerous because of traffic, it also runs alongside steep cliffs. “Sometimes there are landslides and hail storms around here,” Leandro says. “When it rains, I feel even more unsafe. Going to school is dangerous.” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1757423860241-XV1P318EX7PZ5EPZJ3B3/B0016196_001lr.jpg Stories - Violetta 11, Bolivia At the age of 11, Violeta dreams of being a ballerina. She pictures herself performing on a stage. "I hope to be in a ballet," she says. "When we dance at school, I wear this hat. I feel relaxed when dancing." School is a place where Violeta feels secure and happy. "There, I learn solidarity, to take care of one another, and to be honest." However, traveling to school is a different story. Violeta travels along a path through the woods to get to school. Many children in her community walk this path, but for girls, it can represent an additional risk. "Sometimes there are drunk people on the road," she explains. "When I don't walk with my brother, they try to harass girls like me. It is less safe for a girl." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1757423862147-M5E01M8HGL6Q2CT5XVKG/B0016360_001lr.jpg Stories - Carla 14 and Janet 12, Bolivia Carla (14) and Janet (12) attend a distant boarding school because there are no high schools near their hometown. The schools’ poor living conditions and feelings of loneliness and isolation make school life difficult for the sisters. Carla says, “Only kids from distant places come here. I really miss my father and brother. My dad struggles to pay for our school costs. Because meals are included here and we don’t have to travel to school, going to a boarding school is more affordable. It’s expensive to take the bus home, so most weekends we stay here.” After their mother unexpectedly died, Carla had to leave school. “Our family had two sources of income because my mom used to work. I didn’t go to school for two years to help my dad with chores and take care of the family,” she says. “After a while, he saved up enough money so I could go back to school. Now I am in the same class as my sister." Carla and Janet still struggle to afford the required clothing for school. Luckily people in the village organized a fair to raise money, Carla says. “We used that money to buy uniforms. Without a uniform, you can't go to school.” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1757423863660-00ET8NTVTADAGSZL1JYK/B0016413_001lr.jpg Stories - Christian 13, Bolivia In many parts of Bolivia, a padrino or madrina is a godparent figure who steps in to support a family when they can no longer afford basic needs. Often this is a relative or neighbor. But for Christian (13), it’s someone unexpected: the headteacher of his school. When his mother could no longer pay the 200 bolivianos needed for his boarding school fees, Christian was forced to drop out. “I had to leave,” he says. “We just didn’t have the money.” But then the head teacher offered to help. “He brought me back to school,” Christian says. “Now I live with him. On weekends, I help out. I milk the cows and cut the grass.” While many students at the boarding school come from families facing financial hardship, Christian is the only one who lives with the headteacher. “All the kids stay in the dorms,” he explains. “I’m the only one who lives with him.” Christian's thoughts are with his younger sister. “I hope we can find a solution for her too,” he says. “If not, she won’t be able to go to school.” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1757423865342-R0FO9TA3TNAQZYD7MRJN/B0016467_001lr.jpg Stories - Gael 6, Bolivia Gael, aged 6, once relied on a wheelchair to get around. After years of surgery and treatment, he is now able to stand and walk short distances on his own. However, Gael still faces daily obstacles when he goes to school. “I wish there were ramps", he says. "I can’t go to the toilet by myself.” Gael’s school, like many others in Bolivia, is not set up to accommodate children with special needs. Students like him are unable to move around safely and independently. Another obstacle is a lack of awareness: many teachers lack understanding of the needs of children with disabilities. Gael’s family is in debt due to the expenses of his medical care. Plan International provides Gael with school supplies and support for custom-made shoes, while also lobbying the school to make its facilities more accessible.  https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1757423866444-40B5AOF2N1PC23YFGEW0/B0016647_001lr.jpg Stories - Miguel 15, Bolivia In the poorest areas of Bolivia, young boys face the harsh reality of being pulled out of school to work. For many families, the struggle to survive takes precedence over education. For Miguel, 15, attending a boarding school is often the only opportunity for boys like him to be able to study. He shares: "Boys are expected to earn money. My mom sent me here, because they provide food and shelter, and it helps me stay in class." Every Friday, Miguel hops on the school bus to head home, and as soon as he arrives, he gets to work. "I cut grass with a machete and pick crops. But I really want get a diploma.” When asked how he spends the money he earns, Miguel explains: "In a weekend, I make about 150 bolivianos. I use all of it for food and school supplies. I have to look after myself." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1757423868442-ALQ4HG7H9G9DCIZFNA71/B0016666_001lr.jpg Stories - Aylin 11 and family, Bolivia Dalita (37) is feeling the weight of the world on her shoulders. With medical bills piling up and only a small income from her shop, she is afraid she cannot afford schooling for her kids. Still, she keeps her chin up for her children, Aylin (11), Alely (15), and Anthony (2). Like many women in Bolivia, Dalita is raising her children by herself. 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Ali, Zaatari Gym, Jordan, 2014 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1446066213829-7YH9PK698E7SN4ZUVCUF/_DSC3074hr.jpg No Way Home - Ali, Zaatari Gym, Jordan, 2015 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443699939519-2XF1HNV5QD1VJ0ASA5O7/budo+01.jpg No Way Home - Uganda, Lira Feeding centre run by MSF (Medecins Sans Frontieres). Flow Awid is given the body of her dead daughter Jullet, who died the previous night. Now Flow will tie Jullet on her back and return home by cyclo taxi. It will take at least four hours to get back to her village. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443699991398-FDSJ1RZSH0QNJ4KRE2GI/N+Ug+014.jpg No Way Home - Uganda, Lira Esther Acuma ties her dead 10 month old son to her back. He died the previous night of severe malnutrition. She is carrying his body back to her village by cycle taxi, a journey that will take 4 hours. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443699937710-2NQCAHJRXFSIIUAI8681/N+Ug+001.jpg No Way Home - Uganda, Aloi camp 63 year old Julius Peter Dul in Aloi camp for internally displaced people (IDPs). He lost his wife three months ago when she was beaten to death by Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) rebels when she was out working in the fields. Julius, who suffers from the effects of polio, fled from his village taking only his crutches and his two year old grandson Albert. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443699945647-WM3V7FDM94AOJMBLEUFF/N+Ug+002.jpg No Way Home - Uganda, Lira Esther Acuma has tied her dead 10 month old son to her back. He died the previous night of severe malnutrition. She is carrying his body back to her village by cycle taxi, a journey that will take 4 hours. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443699961407-4FAS0RRX2W01DY1BDDP4/N+Ug+003.jpg No Way Home - Uganda, North Collin Abura, 21 months old, was admitted to the Lira therapeutic feeding centre, run by MSF (Medecins sans Frontieres), suffering from severe malnourishment. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443699963160-AP58G8R52Q6K373YBG5M/N+Ug+008.jpg No Way Home - Uganda, Akilok The grave of a 15 year old boy who died of cholera at a roadside. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443699978148-BH2MIY5RWQD8FGYE1NF9/N+Ug+011.jpg No Way Home - Uganda, Lira Francis Tabu (14) was abducted and held for 2 years by Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) rebels. He managed to escape when their hideout was destroyed by the UPDF. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443699972106-XC6P9WFVUM4WXDD4M8S6/N+Ug+012.jpg No Way Home - Uganda, Kitgum Children gather together to sleep every night in the town of KItgum. Afraid of being abducted by the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA), each night up to 15,000 children leave their homes in nearby IDP camps for the relative safety of the town. In the morning they will return to their homes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443699989455-1I0PB5W7S83AK3RVVUF6/N+Ug+013.jpg No Way Home - Uganda, Orom camp Soldiers of the UPDF protect IDP (internally displaced people) camps against LRA (Lord's Resistance Army) attacks. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443700002845-RMU9X8IYMCEMXY8VQNEW/N+Ug+016.jpg No Way Home - Uganda, Kitgum The wind whips up a dust storm in Kitgum. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443700003099-U3YSXQCOKOV2U42EM0OX/N+Ug+017.jpg No Way Home - Uganda, Akilok camp Muddy road leading to Akilok camp. The roads are extremely dangerous. LRA (Lord's Resistance Army) fighters abduct and ambush people along these roads using the elephant grass that borders them as cover. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443700025267-AV21F9VGQ6QXTFN66TUR/N+Ug+019.jpg No Way Home - Uganda, Lira Evelyn Akite, aged 18 months, is severely malnourished but is getting better due to treatment at the Lira therapeutic feeding centre, run by MSF (Medecins Sans Frontieres). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443700023927-UYK8S1N7JTKF1SXR7V9I/N+Ug+023.jpg No Way Home - Uganda, Patongo Jacinto Odot (52) is a father of eight. Two of his children were abducted and died while fighting for the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443700041040-EICLPX1EM2SGH1J8BFFH/N+Ug+024.jpg No Way Home - Uganda, Agweng Agweng camp for internally displaced people (IDPs). Angelina Ajem (45) collapses suffering from severe dehydration and tuberculosis (TB). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443700036362-J4CS2XGTG5WSXC4ZA74F/N+Ug+026.jpg No Way Home - Uganda, Lira Feeding centre set up by MSF (Medecins Sans Frontieres) for internally displaced people (IDPs). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443700057183-L8FYGS2K3RG9XBDMQIBE/N+Ug+027.jpg No Way Home - Uganda, Nr. Kitgum Aerial view of Acholibur camp for internally displaced people (IDPs). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443700055841-W06OKZ03T8K3LTJXHXL0/N+Ug+028.jpg No Way Home - Uganda, Agweng Camp David Otim suffers from malaria and tuberculosis (TB). He became ill after he was abducted by the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA). He later managed to escape and fled to Agweng camp with his family and a bicycle. The bike is the only thing he has left from his old life. He used to be a farmer. Now he depends on the goodwill of his neighbours in the camp for internally displaced people (IDPs) because he is not yet eligible for distributed food handouts. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443700064609-7JQ0HIDCX9OI05MU9IIE/N+Ug+029.jpg No Way Home - Uganda, Amugu Camp 14 year old Erin Akullu holds the only thing she and her family were able to take when fleeing from the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA). Around 35,000 people live in miserable conditions in this camp for internally displaced people (IDPs). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443700069703-S3A1ZVML7Y9YHBMU0ICR/N+Ug+033.jpg No Way Home - Uganda, Orum 10 year old Evelyn Akanjo in Orum camp for internally displaced people (IDPs). She holds her school bag, made for her by her grandfather, which is all she has left after fleeing her village to escape from the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443700081257-J8UYMQ686PFIXH7QTAWK/N+Ug+034.jpg No Way Home - Uganda, Amugu Camp Foibe Akelo holds the radio she took with her when she fled from the LRA (Lord's Resistance Army). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443700083074-CR7YVOGR6M28BX9WJFRW/N+Ug+035.jpg No Way Home - Uganda, Lira Flow Awid sits next to her severely ill daughter Jullet who died later that night in this feeding centre run by Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443700095863-3DQQIGI6DSY1LQ7ZNEL0/N+Ug+037.jpg No Way Home - Uganda, North Karen Aweno (48) has tuberculosis (TB). She is a resident of the Agweng camp for internally displaced people (IDPs). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443700096854-ZG6L86F2FMGCXSNBK9L1/N+Ug+038.jpg No Way Home - Uganda, Awere Father and son in Awere camp for internally displaced people (IDPs), wearing rags. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443700111154-9SA2Z8BCI0LRFD9VGMGG/N+Ug+039.jpg No Way Home - Uganda, Akilok camp Around 2,400 people live in this remote camp for internally displaced people (IDPs). Several people had died during the previous few days due to an outbreak of cholera. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443700106493-B5XGQFT7JW8KFIYFCAGC/N+Ug+040.jpg No Way Home - Uganda, Lira Therapeutic feeding centre for IDPs (internally displaced people) in Lira set up by MSF (Medecins Sans Frontieres). Carers of children under five pass the time knitting wool provided by MSF. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443700119210-Z7LWH720JQZ0MBRN94YB/N+Ug+041+.jpg No Way Home - Uganda, Akilok A woman carrying wood to her home. The elephant grass offers cover to LRA (Lord's Resistance Army) fighters who often attack the local population. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443700123486-QMEGKRM35U1F4UXYI7DC/N+Ug+043.jpg No Way Home - Uganda, Lira A young boy crouching on a set of scales waiting to be weighed in an MSF (Medecins sans Frontieres) feeding centre for IDPs (internally displaced people). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443700133010-KRE5P5AMKS110U9MT2UB/N+Ug+044.jpg No Way Home - Uganda, Lira Mothers waiting for medical check ups for their children at a therapeutic feeding centre set up by Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) for internally displaced people (IDPs). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443700138843-NY90LF79NJ0SZNJTI8ZQ/ports+01a.jpg No Way Home - Uganda, Aloi camp Malnourished children in an IDP (internally displaced people) camp in Northern Uganda. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443700148001-RPNBAVV2DW0J27JKHVKA/ports+01b.jpg No Way Home - Uganda, Lira Therapeutic feeding centre run by MSF (Medecins Sans Frontieres). Sandra Abeja is a malnourished orphan brought to the centre by her grandfather after her parents were killed by the LRA (Lord's Resistance Army). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443700151542-949Q1RXMRWO1EMXUFATN/ports+01c.jpg No Way Home - Uganda, Lira Wiliam Otoa (10) holding his 2 year old brother Innocent in the feeding centre run by MSF (Medecins Sans Frontieres). They are orphans. Wiliam is a former LRA (Lord's Resistance Army) abductee. He was forced by the LRA to kill two of his best friends. After 2 years he was left nearly dying of exhaustion. He managed to return to Agweng camp where he found his family again. Less than 3 months later the LRA attacked and brutally murdered his parents who were working in the fields close to Agweng. William is severely traumatized by these events and has been transferred to a special programme for former child soldiers. His young brother is looked after by a relative. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443700163475-B7B8O137F6B0S3DU4N8T/ports+01d.jpg No Way Home - Uganda, Kitgum Children gather together to sleep every night in the town of KItgum. Afraid of being abducted by the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA), each night up to 15,000 children leave their homes in nearby IDP camps for the relative safety of the town. In the morning they will return to their homes. For 18 years the LRA rebels have terrorised the Northern provinces of Uganda abducting 20,000 children and forcing 1.6 million people to flee their homes. According to Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) the mortality rate among children in some areas is five times the rate internationally agreed to constitute an 'emergency out of control'. The UN's under-secretary general for humanitarian affairs has called Northern Uganda the "largest neglected humanitarian emergency in the world". https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443700165374-E3Z66WC6DEKC07E7QS1D/ports+01f.jpg No Way Home - Uganda, Omoro Boys playing with toy guns made of grass. Many children of their age have been forced to fight for real after being abducted by the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443700174179-T63684HYNGY4KKJVD8GJ/ports+01g.jpg No Way Home - Uganda, Lira Feeding centre run by MSF (Medecins Sans Frontieres). Ronald Okwir's parents were killed by the LRA (Lord's Resistance Army). He was brought to the feeding centre suffering from oedema by a woman who found him in a camp near Apac. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1443700174975-Z9UVBAASOMQNGBF0330S/ports+01h.jpg No Way Home - Uganda, Omoro Old woman praying for peace in Oromo internally displaced people camp (IDP). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444039982338-225S3X8RALKYN14IX725/_DSC1001hr.jpg No Way Home - Germany, Berlin LaGeSo is the registration office where hundreds of refugees have to wait for days to get their official registration. These 5 children are already waiting for 11 days after a 26 day trip here to Berlin. They are exhausted. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444039977748-LTWMZBILNJ8C7O0VYQ15/_DSC1050hr.jpg No Way Home - Germany, Berlin Private initiative from Poland to distribute sleeping bags for refugees. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444040021201-YZDJS57AE72TN05J1NX0/_DSC1072hr.jpg No Way Home - Germany, Berlin Syrian father of 4 kids waiting already 5 days at LaGeSo to get registered. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444040011670-TDZ8CP9ZCTEK6BR0EU94/_DSC1151hr.jpg No Way Home - Germany, Berlin The shoes of a 9 year old Syrian boy who 27 days on the road to reach Berlin. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444040055869-WX0EB01C9969J6V5C50R/_DSC1176hr.jpg No Way Home - Germany, Berlin This is the official Syrian Family Card. This document showes the constitution of a family. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444040049218-CF8TOI3TJOVP3O1X455E/_DSC1280hr.jpg No Way Home - Germany, Berlin, Vattenfall office building This building is turned into a emergency shelter for new arrivals. It has opened last Tuesday. With the help of volunteers 226 people are hosted in this 7 story building on a industrial zone in the outskirts of Berlin. Matresses are brought to the building. Till now many people slept on the floor. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444040072193-DUBTPN72N0SBLYB2FG94/_DSC1353hr.jpg No Way Home - Germany, Berlin, Vattenfall office building Syrian girl looking out of the window. She lives with her 2 sisters and mum and dad. They arrived 4 days ago after being on the road for a month. Most traumatizing for them was the crossing in Hungary. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444040078912-RCGJQ7M6DPKTMZJJ2BVL/_DSC1388hr.jpg No Way Home - Germany, Berlin, Vattenfall office building Syrian girl with a doll. She was one of the few survivors of a school building bombing in Homs. That was the trigger to escape to Europe. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444040103457-7V42MANT674BDUFYD5SX/_DSC1476hr.jpg No Way Home - Germany, Berlin, Vattenfall office building Syrian mother holding a mirror for her daughter. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444040113818-3ZE8VETVUKE2N4DQOSTZ/_DSC1491hr.jpg No Way Home - Germany, Berlin, Vattenfall office building Syrian girl lying in bed. Many children are exhausted after the long trip to Europe. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444040146738-14QG6859PJG1P4J1R506/_DSC1578hr.jpg No Way Home - Germany, Berlin, Vattenfall office building Children playing in the parking lot of the building. For many its the first time they can play since a long time. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444040147349-6EZBHNHTCSX6DP1LJOIS/_DSC1650hr.jpg No Way Home - Germany, Berlin, Vattenfall office building Children playing in the parking lot of the building. For many its the first time they can play since a long time. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444040165683-E5HY4BU913F3993PBXDV/_DSC1679hr.jpg No Way Home - Germany, Berlin, Vattenfall office building 16 yr old boy showing picture of himself while in Syria. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444044818988-9FR5GH5T45YKX0WZCSUJ/_DSC7092hr.jpg No Way Home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444044814226-RY6II9P2D54IFNO5TZ55/_DSC7121hr.jpg No Way Home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444044849119-OFGS2RFRTJ63NSSBYYON/_DSC7128hr.jpg No Way Home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444044847996-RQH9CWZIOPRDPBYWHL3S/_DSC7153hr.jpg No Way Home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444044867881-TLJXIDJPKA6B6UJXS32Z/_DSC7176hr.jpg No Way Home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444044871436-N3KJJGT3576T3TUKXDH8/_DSC7197hr.jpg No Way Home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444044890818-2CL0VYYNYUP0KCAD7J1B/_DSC7209hr.jpg No Way Home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444044893778-4L0C0G6QX6VX4RE1FZCY/_DSC7261hr.jpg No Way Home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444044914608-I59763DW08JKQOQQ9D46/_DSC7276hr.jpg No Way Home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444044918527-Z37OCM2K37GB3CDY9XTM/_DSC7286hr.jpg No Way Home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444044932463-T2SKJZ1OG27Z550CTX8L/_DSC7315hr.jpg No Way Home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444044938585-3C4VYM4HAUYWXMYQLIMR/_DSC7329hr.jpg No Way Home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444044954314-WLYCACMV8XQ48QZJBQN3/_DSC7335hr.jpg No Way Home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444044967821-I0BAJFWH9SKDL2X3ZGEZ/_DSC7367hr.jpg No Way Home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444044978442-PYPWS8ZH2B0RFM54L15Z/_DSC7397hr.jpg No Way Home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444129143092-LDTQ37UXJ4LK5KS2FWJX/Achol_001hr.jpg No Way Home - South Sudan, Minkaman Camp, nr Bor Achol, aged 16: 'We saw men who don't belong here walking around. They also follow women. We sleep in groups because we fear men will come in the house at night.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444129137200-8FLAZ4HRRXQ2OPR557YA/Aloel_001hr.jpg No Way Home - South Sudan, Minkaman Camp, nr Bor Aloel, aged 19: 'I got married when I was 16 years old. I am now mother of two sons (aged 1 and 9 months). When I ran from Bor I only took my children. I was wearing this scarf that day so this is the only thing I have from home.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444129163214-VQVNOOE6VTLHUXVUKI0W/Aluk_001hr.jpg No Way Home - South Sudan, Minkaman Camp, nr Bor Aluk, aged 8: 'All the girls are talking about collecting firewood. They say it is very dangerous, because men come and rape girls and women. I am afraid that I will grow bigger and that I also have to go.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444129179486-XPOC78LQ4TQSOWFSCZBI/Anoel_001hr.jpg No Way Home - South Sudan, Minkaman Camp, nr Bor Anoel, aged about 7: 'I don't know my age. I think I am seven years old, but it's not important. I don't feel safe, especially when I think of all the violence I saw. I am also afraid that people will think less of me because I am wearing a shirt that doesn't really cover my body. They will think I am poor.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444129188095-3E1FNRK1N5C2H7QUFCNB/Anyieth_001hr.jpg No Way Home - South Sudan, Minkaman Camp, nr Bor Anyieth, aged 9: "'How will my future be, you think? "I am worried about it.'" https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444129207814-XRUTHX1ED20P2FTLNU5C/Anyieth_002hr.jpg No Way Home - South Sudan, Minkaman Camp, nr Bor Anyieth, aged 9: "'How will my future be, you think? "I am worried about it.'" https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444129222473-4OVCUWYK7U11YPERWSL5/Ayan_001hr.jpg No Way Home - South Sudan, Minkaman Camp, nr Bor Ayan, aged 16: 'I feel unsafe when I go to the bush, because there are often men who rape women. I went to school before, but now life is difficult. It is hot and there is hardly any shelter. I love to listen to Rihanna and 50 Cent. I don't feel safe. My brother watches every step I take. If I look at a boy or talk to one, he will slap me or threatens to disown me.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444129235989-BZFKV3DY59LNB9NEXB5U/Ayan_002hr.jpg No Way Home - South Sudan, Minkaman Camp, nr Bor Ayan, aged 16: 'I feel unsafe when I go to the bush, because there are often men who rape women. I went to school before, but now life is difficult. It is hot and there is hardly any shelter. I love to listen to Rihanna and 50 Cent. I don't feel safe. My brother watches every step I take. If I look at a boy or talk to one, he will slap me or threatens to disown me.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444129257085-8K3UV0WSDMNJY85EOID3/Ayin_001hr.jpg No Way Home - South Sudan, Minkaman Camp, nr Bor Ayin, aged 14: 'I feel unsafe collecting firewood, because a robber might come and rape me...My mother forces me to do domestic work like cleaning the tent and cooking diner for the family. She punishes me when I go to the church to dance and sing with my friends. Life is bad here. My life has been taken away from me.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444129271863-WJO1IK9AIQ2IBKXVXJ3L/Gop_001hr.jpg No Way Home - outh Sudan, Minkaman Camp, nr Bor Gop, aged 10: “Many of my friends are not going to school. Mothers are afraid it is not safe to go there. Many girls have to stay home to help.” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444129291825-BGVJMC75VEAT5DMO77CZ/Lith_001hr.jpg No Way Home - South Sudan, Minkaman Camp, nr Bor Lith, aged 11: “Life is much worse than at home. When you ask me what I miss the most I cannot choose. I would say everything. Our house, my family, friends, my clothes, our cows... Now I am staying here in Minkaman. How could have thought.. I want peace in my country. I want to go home.” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444129300091-IUP79NHPZ8P6EQF2ZIXO/Mary_001hr.jpg No Way Home - South Sudan, Minkaman Camp, nr Bor Mary, aged 14: 'I help my mother with the domestic work. I collect water, clean the house, cook the meals, wash the clothes, grind and all the other chores. I hate collecting firewood. We go in groups, that is a little bit safer. I try to look nice, because it is important to look after yourself. Otherwise you might never get a husband.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444129320094-Y3Z7TP74HRJQ4BUMXSHQ/Nyalat_001hr.jpg No Way Home - South Sudan, Minkaman Camp, nr Bor Nyalat, aged 9: 'My sister was killed during the fighting. She went missing in the chaos together with my grandmother. We found both three days later. They died together and lay next to each other on the ground. My mother is holding the blanket. She is nine months pregnant. She can deliver any moment. She fell when we were running from Bor, so she is very worried that something is wrong with the baby.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444129319991-DFQB0I4ZM7I2BIHB5CY2/Nyantit_001hr.jpg No Way Home - South Sudan, Minkaman Camp, nr Bor Nyantit, aged 10: 'I want to look nice on the photo, so I went home to change my shirt. It is the only nice shirt I have, because I had to leave everything behind when we had to flee.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444147393998-10JTBKCT2MWH55DLUDS0/the+woods.jpg No Way Home - 15 year old minefield in near Vranje, Serbia. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444146155556-RE0UVL98UJK4XTBM9K4J/_DSC0323hr.jpg No Way Home - Iraqi Kurdistan https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444146145289-5DAZ15CW2QYN2OQEKLU5/_DSC0358hr.jpg No Way Home - Iraqi Kurdistan Boys overlooking the Mosul dam. This dam is now in the hands of Kurdish Peshmergas. The front line is only a dozen kilometers away. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444146175067-99CMYU0O70SXD66JHSFG/_DSC0480hr.jpg No Way Home - Iraqi Kurdistan In the hospital of Semeel there's a shortage of medicines. Doctors work overtime to treat patients. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444146191176-IVB84Q1EGGCFU3MAW4O7/_DSC0537hr.jpg No Way Home - Iraqi Kurdistan IDP camp Bersive 1 close to Zakho, in the North on the Turkish border. This camp accommodates 12.000 people, from which approximately 70% are Yazidis. Some of them took their car, even though they often don't have money for gas. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444146195399-N0GV7ZAK1DAPVPQ54R6R/_DSC0612hr.jpg No Way Home - Iraqi Kurdistan Some Yazidis brought props to profess their faith. Little bags or cloths contain holy water. Every morning and evening, Yazidis pray to their supreme being: the holy Peacock Angel. Just like Nouri Ali does here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444146210447-76T6OCVDP4UT0FIW4HXV/_DSC0789hr.jpg No Way Home - Iraqi Kurdistan Shirin Azam Galat, 63 years old, lives alone in the Bersive 1 camp. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444146233262-HP8VXXS979OJMQPVVK4Q/_DSC0824hr.jpg No Way Home - Iraqi Kurdistan https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444146237380-E7JWLYW09GVG2H55TDV7/_DSC0881hr.jpg No Way Home - Iraqi Kurdistan Some Yazidis fled from IS and took their car. They sometimes took up to 16 people with them in one vehicle. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444146265913-UCZFAU1IBUQXAXR1YEEY/_DSC0894hr.jpg No Way Home - Iraqi Kurdistan IDP camp Bersive 1. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444146256242-LRR136FCJVFDTCOG9CMB/_DSC1023hr.jpg No Way Home - Iraqi Kurdistan Hadya is 8 years old and dreams of becoming a teacher, just like her father. She does not go to school. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444146285689-UNFM6GUZGKF0QYXCCXLH/_DSC1216hr.jpg No Way Home - Iraqi Kurdistan https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5603bd68e4b053956b62826d/1444146278146-BD2XCXEGQ8XYIGMOCNQM/_DSC1421hr.jpg No Way Home - Iraqi Kurdistan Bassam is an 18 year old Yazidi, who has lost his family. From time to time, he receives messages from his mother only. She has been captured by IS. Bassam doesn't know where his other 17 family members are. 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