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Jun 06, 1954 - She's Only eleven But She Country Her Own Fare And Flies From Canada: An airliner brought 11-year-old Valerie Sampson from Toronto to London yesterday. But it was hr own determination, confidence, independence, and shrewd business sense which made the trip possible. Valerie went to Canada four years ago from her home in Bournemouth, with her mother, father, and young brother. Her fare was ~ 99, and she earned every penny of it herself, baby sitting, and working a newspaper round, plus enough pocket money for her three-month. Here was determination. She brought with her one small suitcase and an airline handbag carrying only two changes of clothes for her stay. Her father, head store-keeper for Toronto firm, will send a monthly allowance. Valerie will spend a month with her aunt and uncle in Surrey. The she will visit her grandparents in Bournemouth

Jun 06, 1954 - She's Only eleven But She Country Her Own Fare And Flies From Canada: An airliner brought 11-year-old Valerie Sampson from Toronto to London yesterday. But it was hr own determination, confidence, independence, and shrewd business sense which made the trip possible. Valerie went to Canada four years ago from her home in Bournemouth, with her mother, father, and young brother. Her fare was ~ 99, and she earned every penny of it herself, baby sitting, and working a newspaper round, plus enough pocket money for her three-month. Here was determination. She brought with her one small suitcase and an airline handbag carrying only two changes of clothes for her stay. Her father, head store-keeper for Toronto firm, will send a monthly allowance. Valerie will spend a month with her aunt and uncle in Surrey. The she will visit her grandparents in Bournemouth

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The Meeting, from The Adventures of Oliver Twist ... With twenty-four illustrations by Cruikshank, 1911 (colour litho)

The Meeting, from The Adventures of Oliver Twist ... With twenty-four illustrations by Cruikshank, 1911 (colour litho)

Cruikshank, George (1792-1878)

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M6 Motorway, Knutsford Service Area, Knutsford, Tabley Superior, Cheshire East, Cheshire East, UK, 1963 (b/w photo)

M6 Motorway, Knutsford Service Area, Knutsford, Tabley Superior, Cheshire East, Cheshire East, UK, 1963 (b/w photo)

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A BRAC worker helps an elderly woman who is learning to write. She is a participant of BRACs Ultra Poor Programme, which aims to empower the poorest women in Bangladesh economically, socially and psychologically. For 18 months, recipient households receive training and weekly assistance with starting a small business, such as providing them with a cow or a vegetable garden. Beneficiary households also receive monthly visits from health volunteers and have access to a lawyer. The beneficiaries take part in confidence-building sessions about how to use microfinance and are enrolled in village-level microfinance organisations. Netrokona, Bangladesh. February 17, 2009. (photo)

A BRAC worker helps an elderly woman who is learning to write. She is a participant of BRACs Ultra Poor Programme, which aims to empower the poorest women in Bangladesh economically, socially and psychologically. For 18 months, recipient households receive training and weekly assistance with starting a small business, such as providing them with a cow or a vegetable garden. Beneficiary households also receive monthly visits from health volunteers and have access to a lawyer. The beneficiaries take part in confidence-building sessions about how to use microfinance and are enrolled in village-level microfinance organisations. Netrokona, Bangladesh. February 17, 2009. (photo)

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Egypt: site of Deir el-Bahari (Deir El Bahari, Theban necropolis, royal hiding place), funeral complex composed of temples and tombs, located on the left bank west of the Nile facing the city of Luxor and the temples of Karnak, south of the valley of kings, located on the rocky wall of the mountain of Thebes, Upper Egypt. Engraving after a photograph of 1881 by Edward Livingston Wilson (1838-1903) in front of the entrance to the main grave exploded by the French egyptologist Gaston Maspero (1846-1916) and his collaborator Emile Brugsch (1842-1930) German archeologist - On this engraving published in 1887 in the Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine showing the The two egyptologists are accompanied by members of the Abd al-Rassul family who had begun looting the site before the remains were transferred to an archeological museum - Professor Maspero sits on the right, Emil Brugsch standing in front of Mohammed Abd-Er-Rassoul holding a rope - Professor Maspero (sitting at the right), Emil

Egypt: site of Deir el-Bahari (Deir El Bahari, Theban necropolis, royal hiding place), funeral complex composed of temples and tombs, located on the left bank west of the Nile facing the city of Luxor and the temples of Karnak, south of the valley of kings, located on the rocky wall of the mountain of Thebes, Upper Egypt. Engraving after a photograph of 1881 by Edward Livingston Wilson (1838-1903) in front of the entrance to the main grave exploded by the French egyptologist Gaston Maspero (1846-1916) and his collaborator Emile Brugsch (1842-1930) German archeologist - On this engraving published in 1887 in the Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine showing the The two egyptologists are accompanied by members of the Abd al-Rassul family who had begun looting the site before the remains were transferred to an archeological museum - Professor Maspero sits on the right, Emil Brugsch standing in front of Mohammed Abd-Er-Rassoul holding a rope - Professor Maspero (sitting at the right), Emil

Wilson, Edward Livingston (1838-1903)

Patrice Cartier

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An old man working at a Blacksmith's workshop in Bab-e-Sheikh market in Baghdad. Additional Info: Until January 2003, the situation of children and women in Iraq remains critical. One million children under five in southern and central Iraq continue to suffer from chronic malnutrition. Some 60 per cent of the entire population depend on monthly Government food rations, making them extremely vulnerable to any disruption in these supplies in the event of conflict. Widespread poverty and crumbling infrastructure, the result of years of conflict and 12 years of international economic sanctions, have affected all sectors, including massive deterioration of the country's water and sanitation systems. (photo)

An old man working at a Blacksmith's workshop in Bab-e-Sheikh market in Baghdad. Additional Info: Until January 2003, the situation of children and women in Iraq remains critical. One million children under five in southern and central Iraq continue to suffer from chronic malnutrition. Some 60 per cent of the entire population depend on monthly Government food rations, making them extremely vulnerable to any disruption in these supplies in the event of conflict. Widespread poverty and crumbling infrastructure, the result of years of conflict and 12 years of international economic sanctions, have affected all sectors, including massive deterioration of the country's water and sanitation systems. (photo)

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Children working outside a car repair shop in Baghdad, the capital of Iraq. Additional Info: Until January 2003, the situation of children and women in Iraq remains critical. One million children under five in southern and central Iraq continue to suffer from chronic malnutrition. Some 60 per cent of the entire population depend on monthly Government food rations, making them extremely vulnerable to any disruption in these supplies in the event of conflict. Widespread poverty and crumbling infrastructure, the result of years of conflict and 12 years of international economic sanctions, have affected all sectors, including massive deterioration of the country's water and sanitation systems. (photo)

Children working outside a car repair shop in Baghdad, the capital of Iraq. Additional Info: Until January 2003, the situation of children and women in Iraq remains critical. One million children under five in southern and central Iraq continue to suffer from chronic malnutrition. Some 60 per cent of the entire population depend on monthly Government food rations, making them extremely vulnerable to any disruption in these supplies in the event of conflict. Widespread poverty and crumbling infrastructure, the result of years of conflict and 12 years of international economic sanctions, have affected all sectors, including massive deterioration of the country's water and sanitation systems. (photo)

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Colourful display of spices at a grocery store in Sulemania in Northern Iraq. Additional Info: Until January 2003, the situation of children and women in Iraq remains critical. One million children under five in southern and central Iraq continue to suffer from chronic malnutrition. Some 60 per cent of the entire population depend on monthly Government food rations, making them extremely vulnerable to any disruption in these supplies in the event of conflict. Widespread poverty and crumbling infrastructure, the result of years of conflict and 12 years of international economic sanctions, have affected all sectors, including massive deterioration of the country's water and sanitation systems. (photo)

Colourful display of spices at a grocery store in Sulemania in Northern Iraq. Additional Info: Until January 2003, the situation of children and women in Iraq remains critical. One million children under five in southern and central Iraq continue to suffer from chronic malnutrition. Some 60 per cent of the entire population depend on monthly Government food rations, making them extremely vulnerable to any disruption in these supplies in the event of conflict. Widespread poverty and crumbling infrastructure, the result of years of conflict and 12 years of international economic sanctions, have affected all sectors, including massive deterioration of the country's water and sanitation systems. (photo)

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Two young girls playing a local game called chincho on a street outside their home in Sulemania, in the northern Iraq. Additional Info: Until January 2003, the situation of children and women in Iraq remains critical. One million children under five in southern and central Iraq continue to suffer from chronic malnutrition. Some 60 per cent of the entire population depend on monthly Government food rations, making them extremely vulnerable to any disruption in these supplies in the event of conflict. Widespread poverty and crumbling infrastructure, the result of years of conflict and 12 years of international economic sanctions, have affected all sectors, including massive deterioration of the country's water and sanitation systems. (photo)

Two young girls playing a local game called chincho on a street outside their home in Sulemania, in the northern Iraq. Additional Info: Until January 2003, the situation of children and women in Iraq remains critical. One million children under five in southern and central Iraq continue to suffer from chronic malnutrition. Some 60 per cent of the entire population depend on monthly Government food rations, making them extremely vulnerable to any disruption in these supplies in the event of conflict. Widespread poverty and crumbling infrastructure, the result of years of conflict and 12 years of international economic sanctions, have affected all sectors, including massive deterioration of the country's water and sanitation systems. (photo)

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An old man sits outside his house in traditional Kurdish attire in the city of Sulemania in northern Iraq (Kurdistan). Additional Info: Until January 2003, the situation of children and women in Iraq remains critical. One million children under five in southern and central Iraq continue to suffer from chronic malnutrition. Some 60 per cent of the entire population depend on monthly Government food rations, making them extremely vulnerable to any disruption in these supplies in the event of conflict. Widespread poverty and crumbling infrastructure, the result of years of conflict and 12 years of international economic sanctions, have affected all sectors, including massive deterioration of the country's water and sanitation systems. (photo)

An old man sits outside his house in traditional Kurdish attire in the city of Sulemania in northern Iraq (Kurdistan). Additional Info: Until January 2003, the situation of children and women in Iraq remains critical. One million children under five in southern and central Iraq continue to suffer from chronic malnutrition. Some 60 per cent of the entire population depend on monthly Government food rations, making them extremely vulnerable to any disruption in these supplies in the event of conflict. Widespread poverty and crumbling infrastructure, the result of years of conflict and 12 years of international economic sanctions, have affected all sectors, including massive deterioration of the country's water and sanitation systems. (photo)

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A woman carries a large load of twigs and sticks to be used as cooking fuel outside the village of Zubaidat, in the southern governorate of Meisan in Iraq. Additional Info: Until January 2003, the situation of children and women in Iraq remains critical. One million children under five in southern and central Iraq continue to suffer from chronic malnutrition. Some 60 per cent of the entire population depend on monthly Government food rations, making them extremely vulnerable to any disruption in these supplies in the event of conflict. Widespread poverty and crumbling infrastructure, the result of years of conflict and 12 years of international economic sanctions, have affected all sectors, including massive deterioration of the country's water and sanitation systems. (photo)

A woman carries a large load of twigs and sticks to be used as cooking fuel outside the village of Zubaidat, in the southern governorate of Meisan in Iraq. Additional Info: Until January 2003, the situation of children and women in Iraq remains critical. One million children under five in southern and central Iraq continue to suffer from chronic malnutrition. Some 60 per cent of the entire population depend on monthly Government food rations, making them extremely vulnerable to any disruption in these supplies in the event of conflict. Widespread poverty and crumbling infrastructure, the result of years of conflict and 12 years of international economic sanctions, have affected all sectors, including massive deterioration of the country's water and sanitation systems. (photo)

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Women buying imitation gold jewellery in a local market in Baghdad. Iraq 2003. Key words: market place, shopping, bazaar. Additional Info: Until January 2003, the situation of children and women in Iraq remains critical. One million children under five in southern and central Iraq continue to suffer from chronic malnutrition. Some 60 per cent of the entire population depend on monthly Government food rations, making them extremely vulnerable to any disruption in these supplies in the event of conflict. Widespread poverty and crumbling infrastructure, the result of years of conflict and 12 years of international economic sanctions, have affected all sectors, including massive deterioration of the country's water and sanitation systems. (photo)

Women buying imitation gold jewellery in a local market in Baghdad. Iraq 2003. Key words: market place, shopping, bazaar. Additional Info: Until January 2003, the situation of children and women in Iraq remains critical. One million children under five in southern and central Iraq continue to suffer from chronic malnutrition. Some 60 per cent of the entire population depend on monthly Government food rations, making them extremely vulnerable to any disruption in these supplies in the event of conflict. Widespread poverty and crumbling infrastructure, the result of years of conflict and 12 years of international economic sanctions, have affected all sectors, including massive deterioration of the country's water and sanitation systems. (photo)

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Ex garment worker children at a BRAC school in Mirpur, Dhaka, sign for their Taka 300 monthly stipend for attending school. Bangladesh. Education is fundamental to the development of Bangladesh. Among those who enter primary school, only 76% complete it. It takes them an average 6.6 years to do so. Six percent of children do not enroll, and 25% of those who do, drop out. That means 30% of Bangladeshi children do not have a primary school education. Source: USAid Bangladesh. Local and foreign NGOs setup schools through out the country for community children to improve the situation. These organizations encourage the parents to send their children to school by providing food, healthcare, stipends etc. to the children. (photo)

Ex garment worker children at a BRAC school in Mirpur, Dhaka, sign for their Taka 300 monthly stipend for attending school. Bangladesh. Education is fundamental to the development of Bangladesh. Among those who enter primary school, only 76% complete it. It takes them an average 6.6 years to do so. Six percent of children do not enroll, and 25% of those who do, drop out. That means 30% of Bangladeshi children do not have a primary school education. Source: USAid Bangladesh. Local and foreign NGOs setup schools through out the country for community children to improve the situation. These organizations encourage the parents to send their children to school by providing food, healthcare, stipends etc. to the children. (photo)

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Rahma Qasim, six months old, is held by her mother, Asma Lateef, at the Mansoor Pediatric Teaching Hospital in Baghdad, the capital of Iraq. Rahma has a respiratory infection. Additional Info: Until January 2003, the situation of children and women in Iraq remains critical. One million children under five in southern and central Iraq continue to suffer from chronic malnutrition. Some 60 per cent of the entire population depend on monthly Government food rations, making them extremely vulnerable to any disruption in these supplies in the event of conflict. Widespread poverty and crumbling infrastructure, the result of years of conflict and 12 years of international economic sanctions, have affected all sectors, including massive deterioration of the country's water and sanitation systems. (photo)

Rahma Qasim, six months old, is held by her mother, Asma Lateef, at the Mansoor Pediatric Teaching Hospital in Baghdad, the capital of Iraq. Rahma has a respiratory infection. Additional Info: Until January 2003, the situation of children and women in Iraq remains critical. One million children under five in southern and central Iraq continue to suffer from chronic malnutrition. Some 60 per cent of the entire population depend on monthly Government food rations, making them extremely vulnerable to any disruption in these supplies in the event of conflict. Widespread poverty and crumbling infrastructure, the result of years of conflict and 12 years of international economic sanctions, have affected all sectors, including massive deterioration of the country's water and sanitation systems. (photo)

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A male doctor monitoring weight of a premature baby as well as talking to the mother of the child to take patient history in the Out Patient Department of Basra Maternity and Pediatric Hospital. Additional Info: Until January 2003, the situation of children and women in Iraq remains critical. One million children under five in southern and central Iraq continue to suffer from chronic malnutrition. Some 60 per cent of the entire population depend on monthly Government food rations, making them extremely vulnerable to any disruption in these supplies in the event of conflict. Widespread poverty and crumbling infrastructure, the result of years of conflict and 12 years of international economic sanctions, have affected all sectors, including massive deterioration of the country's water and sanitation systems. (photo)

A male doctor monitoring weight of a premature baby as well as talking to the mother of the child to take patient history in the Out Patient Department of Basra Maternity and Pediatric Hospital. Additional Info: Until January 2003, the situation of children and women in Iraq remains critical. One million children under five in southern and central Iraq continue to suffer from chronic malnutrition. Some 60 per cent of the entire population depend on monthly Government food rations, making them extremely vulnerable to any disruption in these supplies in the event of conflict. Widespread poverty and crumbling infrastructure, the result of years of conflict and 12 years of international economic sanctions, have affected all sectors, including massive deterioration of the country's water and sanitation systems. (photo)

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A woman carries a gas cylinder on her head, walking near the village of Al-Alyaa 40 km north the southern city of Basra. Filled, the cylinders can weigh as much as 25 kilograms. Gas is the most common cooking fuel in the area, but depots are few and often far away. Additional Info: Until January 2003, the situation of children and women in Iraq remains critical. One million children under five in southern and central Iraq continue to suffer from chronic malnutrition. Some 60 per cent of the entire population depend on monthly Government food rations, making them extremely vulnerable to any disruption in these supplies in the event of conflict. Widespread poverty and crumbling infrastructure, the result of years of conflict and 12 years of international economic sanctions, have affected all sectors, including massive deterioration of the country's water and sanitation systems. (photo)

A woman carries a gas cylinder on her head, walking near the village of Al-Alyaa 40 km north the southern city of Basra. Filled, the cylinders can weigh as much as 25 kilograms. Gas is the most common cooking fuel in the area, but depots are few and often far away. Additional Info: Until January 2003, the situation of children and women in Iraq remains critical. One million children under five in southern and central Iraq continue to suffer from chronic malnutrition. Some 60 per cent of the entire population depend on monthly Government food rations, making them extremely vulnerable to any disruption in these supplies in the event of conflict. Widespread poverty and crumbling infrastructure, the result of years of conflict and 12 years of international economic sanctions, have affected all sectors, including massive deterioration of the country's water and sanitation systems. (photo)

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Amjad Majid, 12 years old, is being treated in the Al-Alwiyah Childrens Hospital in Baghdad, the capital of Iraq. She has severe malnutrition that has affected her immune system and was admitted to the hospital with urinary tract infection. Additional Info: Until January 2003, the situation of children and women in Iraq remains critical. One million children under five in southern and central Iraq continue to suffer from chronic malnutrition. Some 60 per cent of the entire population depend on monthly Government food rations, making them extremely vulnerable to any disruption in these supplies in the event of conflict. Widespread poverty and crumbling infrastructure, the result of years of conflict and 12 years of international economic sanctions, have affected all sectors, including massive deterioration of the country's water and sanitation systems. (photo)

Amjad Majid, 12 years old, is being treated in the Al-Alwiyah Childrens Hospital in Baghdad, the capital of Iraq. She has severe malnutrition that has affected her immune system and was admitted to the hospital with urinary tract infection. Additional Info: Until January 2003, the situation of children and women in Iraq remains critical. One million children under five in southern and central Iraq continue to suffer from chronic malnutrition. Some 60 per cent of the entire population depend on monthly Government food rations, making them extremely vulnerable to any disruption in these supplies in the event of conflict. Widespread poverty and crumbling infrastructure, the result of years of conflict and 12 years of international economic sanctions, have affected all sectors, including massive deterioration of the country's water and sanitation systems. (photo)

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A young girl collecting eatable vegetables from a field just outside her village. These vegetables grow naturally in the wild outside the village of Kannikhan, some 65 km west of the city of Sulemania in the autonomous northern region of Iraq. Additional Info: Until January 2003, the situation of children and women in Iraq remains critical. One million children under five in southern and central Iraq continue to suffer from chronic malnutrition. Some 60 per cent of the entire population depend on monthly Government food rations, making them extremely vulnerable to any disruption in these supplies in the event of conflict. Widespread poverty and crumbling infrastructure, the result of years of conflict and 12 years of international economic sanctions, have affected all sectors, including massive deterioration of the country's water and sanitation systems. (photo)

A young girl collecting eatable vegetables from a field just outside her village. These vegetables grow naturally in the wild outside the village of Kannikhan, some 65 km west of the city of Sulemania in the autonomous northern region of Iraq. Additional Info: Until January 2003, the situation of children and women in Iraq remains critical. One million children under five in southern and central Iraq continue to suffer from chronic malnutrition. Some 60 per cent of the entire population depend on monthly Government food rations, making them extremely vulnerable to any disruption in these supplies in the event of conflict. Widespread poverty and crumbling infrastructure, the result of years of conflict and 12 years of international economic sanctions, have affected all sectors, including massive deterioration of the country's water and sanitation systems. (photo)

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Salma Karim. at the Pediatric Teaching Hospital in Baghdad, is a Kurdish child from Sulemania in Northern Iraq. She has been diagnosed for Acute Lyphoblastic Luekemia (ALL). Her father is poor farmer and the family cannot affoard to travel between Sulemania and Baghdad as frequently as proper treatment requires. Pediatric Teaching Hospital in Baghdad. Iraq. Additional Info: Until January 2003, the situation of children and women in Iraq remains critical. One million children under five in southern and central Iraq continue to suffer from chronic malnutrition. Some 60 per cent of the entire population depend on monthly Government food rations, making them extremely vulnerable to any disruption in these supplies in the event of conflict. Widespread poverty and crumbling infrastructure, the result of years of conflict and 12 years of international economic sanctions, have affected all sectors, including massive deterioration of the country's water and sanitation systems. (photo)

Salma Karim. at the Pediatric Teaching Hospital in Baghdad, is a Kurdish child from Sulemania in Northern Iraq. She has been diagnosed for Acute Lyphoblastic Luekemia (ALL). Her father is poor farmer and the family cannot affoard to travel between Sulemania and Baghdad as frequently as proper treatment requires. Pediatric Teaching Hospital in Baghdad. Iraq. Additional Info: Until January 2003, the situation of children and women in Iraq remains critical. One million children under five in southern and central Iraq continue to suffer from chronic malnutrition. Some 60 per cent of the entire population depend on monthly Government food rations, making them extremely vulnerable to any disruption in these supplies in the event of conflict. Widespread poverty and crumbling infrastructure, the result of years of conflict and 12 years of international economic sanctions, have affected all sectors, including massive deterioration of the country's water and sanitation systems. (photo)

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Ayat Nabeel, 13, collects rice grains she has found in an open sewer, in the street outside her home in Baghdad, the capital. She hopes to sell the rice to neighbours to feed their chickens. Her parents are divorced and the father provides no support. Ayat lives with her two younger brothers and her mother, who works as a cleaner at a nearby school where she earns 3,000 Iraqi dinars (US$ 1= 2500 Iraqi dinars). Additional Info: Until January 2003, the situation of children and women in Iraq remains critical. One million children under five in southern and central Iraq continue to suffer from chronic malnutrition. Some 60 per cent of the entire population depend on monthly Government food rations, making them extremely vulnerable to any disruption in these supplies in the event of conflict. Widespread poverty and crumbling infrastructure, the result of years of conflict and 12 years of international economic sanctions, have affected all sectors, including massive deterioration of the cou

Ayat Nabeel, 13, collects rice grains she has found in an open sewer, in the street outside her home in Baghdad, the capital. She hopes to sell the rice to neighbours to feed their chickens. Her parents are divorced and the father provides no support. Ayat lives with her two younger brothers and her mother, who works as a cleaner at a nearby school where she earns 3,000 Iraqi dinars (US$ 1= 2500 Iraqi dinars). Additional Info: Until January 2003, the situation of children and women in Iraq remains critical. One million children under five in southern and central Iraq continue to suffer from chronic malnutrition. Some 60 per cent of the entire population depend on monthly Government food rations, making them extremely vulnerable to any disruption in these supplies in the event of conflict. Widespread poverty and crumbling infrastructure, the result of years of conflict and 12 years of international economic sanctions, have affected all sectors, including massive deterioration of the cou

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Dhai Tariq sells bread in Al Shorja Market Place in Baghdad. He earns about 2000 Dinars per day. His father also does the same. He has one elder sister and two younger brothers. He stopped going to school just last year. His sisters also do not go to school any more. His father thinks that considering their family's present financial situation, he just cannot afford to send his children to school. Additional Info: Until January 2003, the situation of children and women in Iraq remains critical. One million children under five in southern and central Iraq continue to suffer from chronic malnutrition. Some 60 per cent of the entire population depend on monthly Government food rations, making them extremely vulnerable to any disruption in these supplies in the event of conflict. Widespread poverty and crumbling infrastructure, the result of years of conflict and 12 years of international economic sanctions, have affected all sectors, including massive deterioration of the country's water

Dhai Tariq sells bread in Al Shorja Market Place in Baghdad. He earns about 2000 Dinars per day. His father also does the same. He has one elder sister and two younger brothers. He stopped going to school just last year. His sisters also do not go to school any more. His father thinks that considering their family's present financial situation, he just cannot afford to send his children to school. Additional Info: Until January 2003, the situation of children and women in Iraq remains critical. One million children under five in southern and central Iraq continue to suffer from chronic malnutrition. Some 60 per cent of the entire population depend on monthly Government food rations, making them extremely vulnerable to any disruption in these supplies in the event of conflict. Widespread poverty and crumbling infrastructure, the result of years of conflict and 12 years of international economic sanctions, have affected all sectors, including massive deterioration of the country's water

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Sukna Abdul Noor sells vegetables for a living in Al Alawi neighbourhood in Baghdad in Iraq. She is a widow, but has six grown up children, all of them boys. Her sons are day labourers and their income are irregular depending on the work. As often there wasnt enough food to go around, and Suknas grand children had to go to sleep hungry, she decided to help her children. Now she sells vegetables in Al Alawi and earn 1500 Iraqi dinars (US$ 1.00 = 2500 Iraqi Dinars) per day. Additional Info: Until January 2003, the situation of children and women in Iraq remains critical. One million children under five in southern and central Iraq continue to suffer from chronic malnutrition. Some 60 per cent of the entire population depend on monthly Government food rations, making them extremely vulnerable to any disruption in these supplies in the event of conflict. Widespread poverty and crumbling infrastructure, the result of years of conflict and 12 years of international economic sanctions, have a

Sukna Abdul Noor sells vegetables for a living in Al Alawi neighbourhood in Baghdad in Iraq. She is a widow, but has six grown up children, all of them boys. Her sons are day labourers and their income are irregular depending on the work. As often there wasnt enough food to go around, and Suknas grand children had to go to sleep hungry, she decided to help her children. Now she sells vegetables in Al Alawi and earn 1500 Iraqi dinars (US$ 1.00 = 2500 Iraqi Dinars) per day. Additional Info: Until January 2003, the situation of children and women in Iraq remains critical. One million children under five in southern and central Iraq continue to suffer from chronic malnutrition. Some 60 per cent of the entire population depend on monthly Government food rations, making them extremely vulnerable to any disruption in these supplies in the event of conflict. Widespread poverty and crumbling infrastructure, the result of years of conflict and 12 years of international economic sanctions, have a

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Saleema Muslim (34) helping her son Kadhim Rehman (15) to breath oxygen from the mask. She was married in 1987. Her husband, an active soldier, died during the war leaving her pregnant with Kadhim. However, since has is born, he has cerebral-pursy Now she survives on her husbands pension and whatever she manage to get as help from her family. Child requires much attention as well as money. She does not know how long she will be able to continue to breathe life in his body. Alwya Hospital for Children. Baghdad. Additional Info: Until January 2003, the situation of children and women in Iraq remains critical. One million children under five in southern and central Iraq continue to suffer from chronic malnutrition. Some 60 per cent of the entire population depend on monthly Government food rations, making them extremely vulnerable to any disruption in these supplies in the event of conflict. Widespread poverty and crumbling infrastructure, the result of years of conflict and 12 years of i

Saleema Muslim (34) helping her son Kadhim Rehman (15) to breath oxygen from the mask. She was married in 1987. Her husband, an active soldier, died during the war leaving her pregnant with Kadhim. However, since has is born, he has cerebral-pursy Now she survives on her husbands pension and whatever she manage to get as help from her family. Child requires much attention as well as money. She does not know how long she will be able to continue to breathe life in his body. Alwya Hospital for Children. Baghdad. Additional Info: Until January 2003, the situation of children and women in Iraq remains critical. One million children under five in southern and central Iraq continue to suffer from chronic malnutrition. Some 60 per cent of the entire population depend on monthly Government food rations, making them extremely vulnerable to any disruption in these supplies in the event of conflict. Widespread poverty and crumbling infrastructure, the result of years of conflict and 12 years of i

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Sinamaica Lagoon is a large extension of water located northwest of Zulia state, Venezuela. The Paraujano population or ethnic Au that inhabit this area have been lived on the Lagoon, in stilted houses over the water palafitos, since pre-colonial times. People living there, now estimated at 2800, use this body of water for fishing, transport, and other activities. According to available epidemiological data, enteritis is one of the principal causes of mortality in children from one to four in this zone. Water samples from ten different sites of the lagoon were taken monthly throughout a nine-month period. Microbiological parameters analyzed included: Most Probable Number (MPN) of total and faecal coliforms and faecal streptococci and enterococci (per 100 mL), Plate Forming Unit of coliphage (per 100 mL) and tests for the presence of Salmonella, Shigella and other Enterobacteriaceae. A wide range of distribution of the different faecal indicators was found: TC <3.0x100 - >2.4x103, FC 2

Sinamaica Lagoon is a large extension of water located northwest of Zulia state, Venezuela. The Paraujano population or ethnic Au that inhabit this area have been lived on the Lagoon, in stilted houses over the water palafitos, since pre-colonial times. People living there, now estimated at 2800, use this body of water for fishing, transport, and other activities. According to available epidemiological data, enteritis is one of the principal causes of mortality in children from one to four in this zone. Water samples from ten different sites of the lagoon were taken monthly throughout a nine-month period. Microbiological parameters analyzed included: Most Probable Number (MPN) of total and faecal coliforms and faecal streptococci and enterococci (per 100 mL), Plate Forming Unit of coliphage (per 100 mL) and tests for the presence of Salmonella, Shigella and other Enterobacteriaceae. A wide range of distribution of the different faecal indicators was found: TC <3.0x100 - >2.4x103, FC 2

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Prince Napoléon Bonaparte with his two sons Victor and Louis, from 'The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine', published 1884 (wood engraving)

Prince Napoléon Bonaparte with his two sons Victor and Louis, from 'The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine', published 1884 (wood engraving)

Velten, H. (fl.1850-84)

Ken Welsh

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