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    (110831) -- JOHANNESBURG, Aug. 31, 2011 (Xinhua) -- Thandi Madlanke stands in front of her sheet iron house at the Ramseg Informal settlement at the Motswaledi Informal settlement in Soweto, Johannesburg, South Africa, Aug. 24, 2011.
    One of the most common landscapes in Johannesburg and even the whole South Africa is slum, some of which stretche for miles and are populated with hundreds and thousands of people. For most of the inhabitants, their houses are made from scrap materials such as wooden stakes or corrugated metal. Although living in a shanty town, poverty cannot stop their pursuit for beauty, nor ruin their impulse in life. Therefore, they find a way to express their love for life, to painting on the iron sheet house. (Xinhua/Fei Maohua) (msq)
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    (110831) -- JOHANNESBURG, Aug. 31, 2011 (Xinhua) -- Similo Mathe (R) sits in front of his sheet iron house with her children and a friend at the Ramseg Informal settlement in Johannesburg, South Africa, Aug. 24, 2011.
    One of the most common landscapes in Johannesburg and even the whole South Africa is slum, some of which stretche for miles and are populated with hundreds and thousands of people. For most of the inhabitants, their houses are made from scrap materials such as wooden stakes or corrugated metal. Although living in a shanty town, poverty cannot stop their pursuit for beauty, nor ruin their impulse in life. Therefore, they find a way to express their love for life, to painting on the iron sheet house. (Xinhua/Fei Maohua) (msq)
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    (110831) -- JOHANNESBURG, Aug. 31, 2011 (Xinhua) -- Fifty-four-year-old Pascalina Makhanya poses in her small garden in Slovo Part of Soweto, Johannesburg, South Africa, Aug. 26, 2011. She's an immigrant from Lesotho. She wishes to have a big house with a garden. More than 8,000,000 South Africans live in shanty towns. Outside Johannesburg, there are dozens of shanty towns where residents struggle to make their ends meet. Life is hard though, hope is still alive. People strive not only for surviving but also for their dreams. (Xinhua/Fei Maohua)(axy)
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    29th April, 2011, Pant Nagar, New Delhi, India. Residents of Pant Nagar a small colony in South Delhi watch the marriage on TV of BritainÕs Prince William with his fiancee Catherine Middleton at LondonÕs Westminster Abbey.



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    ROYAL WEDDING VIEWED IN INDIA
    29th April, 2011, Pant Nagar, New Delhi, India. Residents of Pant Nagar a small colony in South Delhi watch the marriage on TV of BritainÕs Prince William with his fiancee Catherine Middleton at LondonÕs Westminster Abbey.



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    ROYAL WEDDING VIEWED IN INDIA
    29th April, 2011, Pant Nagar, New Delhi, India. Residents of Pant Nagar a small colony in South Delhi watch the marriage on TV of BritainÕs Prince William with his fiancee Catherine Middleton at LondonÕs Westminster Abbey.



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    ROYAL WEDDING VIEWED IN INDIA
    29th April, 2011, Pant Nagar, New Delhi, India. Residents of Pant Nagar a small colony in South Delhi watch the marriage on TV of BritainÕs Prince William with his fiancee Catherine Middleton at LondonÕs Westminster Abbey.



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    ROYAL WEDDING VIEWED IN INDIA
    29th April, 2011, Pant Nagar, New Delhi, India. Residents of Pant Nagar a small colony in South Delhi watch the marriage on TV of BritainÕs Prince William with his fiancee Catherine Middleton at LondonÕs Westminster Abbey.



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    ROYAL WEDDING VIEWED IN INDIA
    29th April, 2011, Pant Nagar, New Delhi, India. Residents of Pant Nagar a small colony in South Delhi watch the marriage on TV of BritainÕs Prince William with his fiancee Catherine Middleton at LondonÕs Westminster Abbey.



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    ROYAL WEDDING VIEWED IN INDIA
    29th April, 2011, Pant Nagar, New Delhi, India. Residents of Pant Nagar a small colony in South Delhi watch the marriage on TV of BritainÕs Prince William with his fiancee Catherine Middleton at LondonÕs Westminster Abbey.



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    29th April, 2011, Pant Nagar, New Delhi, India. GV of Pant Nagar a small colony in South Delhi where families are watching the marriage on TV of BritainÕs Prince William with his fiancee Catherine Middleton at LondonÕs Westminster Abbey.



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    Woman talking on her cellphone outside a shack in Khayelitsha township, Cape Town, South Africa. (FOTO: DUKAS/AFRICA MEDIA ONLINE)
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    Latvian fishing village
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    Gulnara prepares the wood oven

    Gulnara and her family use the wood oven for both heating and preparing food.
    Gulnara lives in Kelenterli village. Her family owns about 1 hectare of land, 0,23 of which is his garden and 0,88 is privatized land.
    She is married to Tayyub, and has three children, Farhad, 17, Lamiya, 14, and Gulmira, 12.

    'We buy meat once every three weeks on average. On average %70 of all income is spent on food, the rest on education of my kids, transportation and heating. If the food prices were lower, I would afford sending my elder daughter to college or university as she is so keen to continue her education, but with these prices, it is hardly possible for us'. says Gulnara's husband Tayyub

    Oxfam Programme Information
    Azerbaijan has a climate conducive to agriculture production. The agricultural sector contributes nearly 12 per cent to the nationÕs GDP. However, the lack of modernisation means that productivity is relatively low. This means that a lot of its food is imported when there is short supply in-country. One of the main commodities imported is wheat and grains. Last year, domestic wheat production was down 33 per cent compared to the year before due to bad weather, meaning more had to be imported, mainly from Russian and Kazakhstan. With RussiaÕs export ban, Azerbaijan is even more vulnerable to price volatility. Food prices increased by 20 per cent in December 2010, compared to December 2009. Such increases, are bad news particularly for the poorest people, like those in Barda, who are finding it harder and harder to afford basic food supplies.

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    Gulnara prepares breakfast for her children.

    Gulnara Ahmadov lives in Kelenterli village. Her family owns about 1 hectare of land, 0,23 of which is his garden and 0,88 is privatised land.
    She is married to Tayyub, and has three children, Farhad, 17, Lamiya, 14, and Gulmira, 12.

    'We buy meat once every three weeks on average. On average %70 of all income is spent on food, the rest on education of my kids, transportation and heating. If the food prices were lower, I would afford sending my elder daughter to college or university as she is so keen to continue her education, but with these prices, it is hardly possible for us'. says Tayyub

    Oxfam Programme Information
    Azerbaijan has a climate conducive to agriculture production. The agricultural sector contributes nearly 12 per cent to the nationÕs GDP. However, the lack of modernisation means that productivity is relatively low. This means that a lot of its food is imported when there is short supply in-country. One of the main commodities imported is wheat and grains. Last year, domestic wheat production was down 33 per cent compared to the year before due to bad weather, meaning more had to be imported, mainly from Russian and Kazakhstan. With RussiaÕs export ban, Azerbaijan is even more vulnerable to price volatility. Food prices increased by 20 per cent in December 2010, compared to December 2009. Such increases, are bad news particularly for the poorest people, like those in Barda, who are finding it harder and harder to afford basic food supplies.

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    Basti Goyushova cooks dinner.

    Basti Goyushova is an IDP from Agdam city. She left there in 1993, and her aunt, Yasemen, is an IDP from Lachin town since 1992. Basti is now living with her husband, Beybala, and their daughter, Gulara. Their only son, Giyamet, died on January 9, 2011 unexpectedly, he was 17 and would finish school this year. Beybala is the only breadwinner in the family, he works as a porter for Barda-Baku buses at the local train station, he carries heavy luggage for 10 kopecks per piece of baggage.

    Oxfam Programme Information
    Azerbaijan has a climate conducive to agriculture production. The agricultural sector contributes nearly 12 per cent to the nationÕs GDP. However, the lack of modernisation means that productivity is relatively low. This means that a lot of its food is imported when there is short supply in-country. One of the main commodities imported is wheat and grains. Last year, domestic wheat production was down 33 per cent compared to the year before due to bad weather, meaning more had to be imported, mainly from Russian and Kazakhstan. With RussiaÕs export ban, Azerbaijan is even more vulnerable to price volatility. Food prices increased by 20 per cent in December 2010, compared to December 2009. Such increases, are bad news particularly for the poorest people, like those in Barda, who are finding it harder and harder to afford basic food supplies.

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    Tahir Imanov, 53, and his mother Ofelia, 73

    Today, around 60-70 IDP families live in bungalows around the Dordyol settlement. These bungalows have been in existence since 1993. At which time there were over 2000 people living in these conditions. Now this number has substantially decreased but no official statistics exist. There is no drinkable water, gas or sanitation in these bungalows.
    Tahir Imanov, 53, and his mother, Ofelia, 73; have lived here for over 18 years. Tahir's wife and 4 children also live with him and his mother in the bungalow.

    "Price increases are more frequent these days and more considerable. No one is thinking of the poor, it is impossible for the poor to survive in these conditions. Our income is not enough for food." says Tahir

    Oxfam Programme Information
    Azerbaijan has a climate conducive to agriculture production. The agricultural sector contributes nearly 12 per cent to the nationÕs GDP. However, the lack of modernisation means that productivity is relatively low. This means that a lot of its food is imported when there is short supply in-country. One of the main commodities imported is wheat and grains. Last year, domestic wheat production was down 33 per cent compared to the year before due to bad weather, meaning more had to be imported, mainly from Russian and Kazakhstan. With RussiaÕs export ban, Azerbaijan is even more vulnerable to price volatility. Food prices increased by 20 per cent in December 2010, compared to December 2009. Such increases, are bad news particularly for the poorest people, like those in Barda, who are finding it harder and harder to afford basic food supplies.

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    Beybala outside the train carriage his family calls home.

    Basti Goyushova is an IDP from Agdam city. She became an IDP in 1993. Basti lives with her husband, Beybala, and their daughter, Gulara. Their only son, Giyamet, died on January 9, 2011 unexpectedly, he was 17 and would have finished school this year. Beybala is the only breadwinner in the family, he works as a porter for Barda-Baku buses at the local train station, he carries heavy luggage for 10 kopecks per piece of baggage.
    Basti's aunt, Yasemen, has been an IDP from Lachin town since 1992.

    "We have been living in this train carriage for almost twenty years. I lost my son because of these miserable living conditions that we live in. If we had proper housing and nutrition, my son would have been alive and with us today." says Beybala

    "With recent price-increases, we have had a mounting amount of debts for food. Prices for all food products that we need daily are still going up. We cannot have proper medical treatment either." says Basti

    Oxfam Programme Information
    Azerbaijan has a climate conducive to agriculture production. The agricultural sector contributes nearly 12 per cent to the nationÕs GDP. However, the lack of modernisation means that productivity is relatively low. This means that a lot of its food is imported when there is short supply in-country. One of the main commodities imported is wheat and grains. Last year, domestic wheat production was down 33 per cent compared to the year before due to bad weather, meaning more had to be imported, mainly from Russian and Kazakhstan. With RussiaÕs export ban, Azerbaijan is even more vulnerable to price volatility. Food prices increased by 20 per cent in December 2010, compared to December 2009. Such increases, are bad news particularly for the poorest people, like those in Barda, who are finding it harder and harder to afford basic food supplies.

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    Shacks on pier, Nova Scotia
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    Himalayan Village. Nepal.
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    A tin shack house on Fiji
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  • Armenia, officially the Republic of Armenia
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    Armenia, officially the Republic of Armenia
    Armenia - Recently Armenia and Turkey have signed the historical agreement that will lead to the opening of frontiers between two countries and to a progressive relaxation of disputes Armenian-Azerbaijani regarding Nagorno-Karabakh. It is the portrait of unknown lands crushed between Russia and Occident, between nostalgia and globalization, between new and old conflicts. Contrasts that take shape in lands full of History, tradition, between old monasteries as well destroyed factories, green mountains and desert lands, unknown and ancient ethnic minorities like Yezidi and Molokan.

    In this picture: A Yezidi house in the village of Aparan, in the Aragats mount. The Yezidis are a group of ethnic Kurds who practice a pre-Islamic Middle Eastern religion with ancient origins known as Yezidism. Most live in northern Iraq, the second largest population of Yezidis in the world is in Armenia. Historically, the Yezidis and the Armenians have had good relations. During the Armenian Genocide, the Yezidis of Mount Senjr helped shelter genocide victims. Yezidis even fought alongside the Armenians during the Karabakh War.

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  • The Mokotakan Quebec Native culture interpretation site in Saint-Mathieu-du-Parc, Quebec, Canada - 01 Jun 2009
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    The Mokotakan Quebec Native culture interpretation site in Saint-Mathieu-du-Parc, Quebec, Canada - 01 Jun 2009
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    Moose antlers on a wood shack at the Mokotakan Quebec Native culture interpretation, Quebec, Canada
    The Mokotakan Quebec Native culture interpretation site in Saint-Mathieu-du-Parc, Quebec, Canada - 01 Jun 2009
    The site retraces the Native presence dating back more than 5000 years, recreating different buildings of the 11 Native nations of the province of Quebec
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    WEST VIRGINIA: SCHOOL, 1921.
    An abandoned one-room schoolhouse near Charleston, West Virginia. Next to the school is the home of Tate family of farmers. Photograph by October 1921.

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  • PEOPLE: Zum 50. Todestag von Dorothea Lange (11.10.)
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    PEOPLE: Zum 50. Todestag von Dorothea Lange (11.10.)
    SQUATTER CAMP, 1935.
    Squatter camper of migrant farmers in California. Photograph, 1935 by Dorothea Lange.

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  • India Slums and Actors of Slumdog Millionaire
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    India Slums and Actors of Slumdog Millionaire
    Shacks in Asia's largest slum, Dharavi, in Mumbai, India on Sunday March 8, 2009. This slum is one of the settings from the award-winning movie, "Slumdog Millionaire", (FOTO: DUKAS/WORLDPICTURENEWS)
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  • India Slums and Actors of Slumdog Millionaire
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    India Slums and Actors of Slumdog Millionaire
    Shacks in Asia's largest slum, Dharavi, in Mumbai, India on Sunday March 8, 2009. This slum is one of the settings from the award-winning movie, "Slumdog Millionaire", (FOTO: DUKAS/WORLDPICTURENEWS)
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  • India Slums and Actors of Slumdog Millionaire
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    India Slums and Actors of Slumdog Millionaire
    View of shacks in Asia's largest slum, Dharavi, in Mumbai, India on Sunday March 8, 2009. This slum is one of the settings from the award-winning movie, "Slumdog Millionaire". (FOTO: DUKAS/WORLDPICTURENEWS)
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  • India Slums and Actors of Slumdog Millionaire
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    India Slums and Actors of Slumdog Millionaire
    Advertising billboards cover up shacks in Asia's largest slum, Dharavi, in Mumbai, India on Sunday March 8, 2009. This slum is one of the settings from the award-winning movie, "Slumdog Millionaire". (FOTO: DUKAS/WORLDPICTURENEWS)
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  • India Slums and Actors of Slumdog Millionaire
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    India Slums and Actors of Slumdog Millionaire
    Overhead view of Asia's largest slum, Dharavi, in Mumbai, India on Sunday March 8, 2009. This slum is one of the settings from the award-winning movie, "Slumdog Millionaire". (FOTO: DUKAS/WORLDPICTURENEWS)
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  • India Slums and Actors of Slumdog Millionaire
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    India Slums and Actors of Slumdog Millionaire
    Asia's largest slum, Dharavi, in Mumbai, India on Saturday March 7, 2009. This slum is one of the settings from the award-winning movie, "Slumdog Millionaire". (FOTO: DUKAS/WORLDPICTURENEWS)
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  • India Slums and Actors of Slumdog Millionaire
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    India Slums and Actors of Slumdog Millionaire
    Overhead view of Asia's largest slum, Dharavi, in Mumbai, India on Saturday March 7, 2009. This slum is one of the settings from the award-winning movie, "Slumdog Millionaire". (FOTO: DUKAS/WORLDPICTURENEWS)
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  • Glenballyemon, County Antrim, Ulster, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom, Europe
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    Glenballyemon, County Antrim, Ulster, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom, Europe
    Glenballyemon, County Antrim, Ulster, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom, Europe
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  • LOG CABIN, SHACK, HOME OF NINE PEOPLE, BARAHONA, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
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    LOG CABIN, SHACK, HOME OF NINE PEOPLE, BARAHONA, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
    The coast of BARAHONA. Despite the tourist boom the republic still ranks among the poor countries on earth. "Mio Rancho" is the name proudly given to this log cabin built from driftwood, without water or electricity, but with a sea view. Once home to a family of nine, the shack is now for sale. The rural population is irresistibly drawn to the towns, in the belief that they will find work and thus a future there. (FOTO: DUKAS/MICHAEL FRIEDEL)
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  • SLUM IN THE CAPITAL SANTO DOMINGO, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
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    SLUM IN THE CAPITAL SANTO DOMINGO, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
    One of over 30 slum districts in the capital, SANTO DOMINGO, where over 2 1/2 million people are crammed into an area of just 162 sq. km (63 sq. miles). The overwhelming majority live miserably in appalling conditions. Torrential rainfall damages the houses made of wood and junk materials. The paint for the colourful housefronts is regularly donated by the political parties before the presidential elections, every four years. (FOTO: DUKAS/MICHAEL FRIEDEL)
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    IPMG0085 South Africa, Ficksburg, 2002.
    Exterior of the Seven Stars church, Meqheleng, Ficksburg Free State Province, South Africa, Dec 2002.
    Photograph by Greg Marinovich/South Photographs (FOTO: DUKAS/AFRICANPICTURES.NET)

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  • PEOPLE: Zum 50. Todestag von Dorothea Lange (11.10.)
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    PEOPLE: Zum 50. Todestag von Dorothea Lange (11.10.)
    Mandatory Credit: Photo by Underwood Archives/UIG/REX Shutterstock (3838072a)
    Washington, Pennsylvania: 1936. A very old man doses in a chair on the front porch of a dilapidated shack of a home.
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