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An Afghan girl poses for a picture as she attends a class at a camp in Kabul on October 11, 2011. Women’s rights have improved in Afghanistan since the Taliban were ousted, but recent Oxfam data shows women’s personal safety, opportunity and human rights inside the nation are beginning to erode back to conditions that existed previously. Under the Taliban, girls school had been closed, women were banned from working outside the home, and also forced to wear the burqa. — GETTY

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Sierra Leone

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arabstateofmind:

Two Iraqi Kurdish refugee children lick powdered milk off their hands in Zakho during the 1991 uprising

celeriter:

India Travel Photography: Kumbh Mela Festival 2010 Haridwar.151 by Hans Hendriksen by hans hendriksen on Flickr.

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Jeunes indigines - Two boys from the Kabyle region of Algeria. 

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non-volatile:

Nepali child by m’sieur rico on Flickr.

fotojournalismus:

Waw, Burma.

A small boy sleeps under a desk next to his brother at a small government-run school.

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