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  • Woman in a taxi cab by the ëNike Towní shop, in London, on Thursday, Dec. 23, 2004.  On the shopís window is the picture of British athlete Paula Radcliffe, the marathon worldís record holder. She finished fourth at the last Olympic games held in Athens after a spectator grabbed her during the run. Getting home by taxi is a good alternative to the Christmas shopping stress. **ITALY OUT**
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  • Jewels and clothes embroidered with crystals are on show during the new Swarovski shop preview on Thursday, Jan. 17, 2008, in London, England. The shop, featuring outstanding design by architect Tokujin Yoshioka, will officially open tomorrow, Jan. 18, 2008. For the first time, Swarovski is making its raw crystal elements available to buy on the high street, opening the doors to a new creative universe. This Crystallized Cosmos & Lounge store also offers the widest possible selection of additional creative elements including wood, semi-precious, metal and many other jewellery components. The in-store atelier provides two specially created services ? a design studio and personal stylist.  ** Italy Out**..
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  • Jewels and clothes embroidered with crystals are on show during the new Swarovski shop preview on Thursday, Jan. 17, 2008, in London, England. The shop, featuring outstanding design by architect Tokujin Yoshioka, will officially open tomorrow, Jan. 18, 2008. For the first time, Swarovski is making its raw crystal elements available to buy on the high street, opening the doors to a new creative universe. This Crystallized Cosmos & Lounge store also offers the widest possible selection of additional creative elements including wood, semi-precious, metal and many other jewellery components. The in-store atelier provides two specially created services ? a design studio and personal stylist.  ** Italy Out**..
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  • Jewels and clothes embroidered with crystals are on show during the new Swarovski shop preview on Thursday, Jan. 17, 2008, in London, England. The shop, featuring outstanding design by architect Tokujin Yoshioka, will officially open tomorrow, Jan. 18, 2008. For the first time, Swarovski is making its raw crystal elements available to buy on the high street, opening the doors to a new creative universe. This Crystallized Cosmos & Lounge store also offers the widest possible selection of additional creative elements including wood, semi-precious, metal and many other jewellery components. The in-store atelier provides two specially created services ? a design studio and personal stylist.  ** Italy Out**..
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  • Jewels and clothes embroidered with crystals are on show during the new Swarovski shop preview on Thursday, Jan. 17, 2008, in London, England. The shop, featuring outstanding design by architect Tokujin Yoshioka, will officially open tomorrow, Jan. 18, 2008. For the first time, Swarovski is making its raw crystal elements available to buy on the high street, opening the doors to a new creative universe. This Crystallized Cosmos & Lounge store also offers the widest possible selection of additional creative elements including wood, semi-precious, metal and many other jewellery components. The in-store atelier provides two specially created services ? a design studio and personal stylist.  ** Italy Out**..
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  • Jewels and clothes embroidered with crystals are on show during the new Swarovski shop preview on Thursday, Jan. 17, 2008, in London, England. The shop, featuring outstanding design by architect Tokujin Yoshioka, will officially open tomorrow, Jan. 18, 2008. For the first time, Swarovski is making its raw crystal elements available to buy on the high street, opening the doors to a new creative universe. This Crystallized Cosmos & Lounge store also offers the widest possible selection of additional creative elements including wood, semi-precious, metal and many other jewellery components. The in-store atelier provides two specially created services ? a design studio and personal stylist.  ** Italy Out**..
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  • Jewels and clothes embroidered with crystals are on show during the new Swarovski shop preview on Thursday, Jan. 17, 2008, in London, England. The shop, featuring outstanding design by architect Tokujin Yoshioka, will officially open tomorrow, Jan. 18, 2008. For the first time, Swarovski is making its raw crystal elements available to buy on the high street, opening the doors to a new creative universe. This Crystallized Cosmos & Lounge store also offers the widest possible selection of additional creative elements including wood, semi-precious, metal and many other jewellery components. The in-store atelier provides two specially created services ? a design studio and personal stylist.  ** Italy Out**..
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  • Jewels and clothes embroidered with crystals are on show during the new Swarovski shop preview on Thursday, Jan. 17, 2008, in London, England. The shop, featuring outstanding design by architect Tokujin Yoshioka, will officially open tomorrow, Jan. 18, 2008. For the first time, Swarovski is making its raw crystal elements available to buy on the high street, opening the doors to a new creative universe. This Crystallized Cosmos & Lounge store also offers the widest possible selection of additional creative elements including wood, semi-precious, metal and many other jewellery components. The in-store atelier provides two specially created services ? a design studio and personal stylist.  ** Italy Out**..
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  • Jewels and clothes embroidered with crystals are on show during the new Swarovski shop preview on Thursday, Jan. 17, 2008, in London, England. The shop, featuring outstanding design by architect Tokujin Yoshioka, will officially open tomorrow, Jan. 18, 2008. For the first time, Swarovski is making its raw crystal elements available to buy on the high street, opening the doors to a new creative universe. This Crystallized Cosmos & Lounge store also offers the widest possible selection of additional creative elements including wood, semi-precious, metal and many other jewellery components. The in-store atelier provides two specially created services ? a design studio and personal stylist.  ** Italy Out**..
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  • Jewels and clothes embroidered with crystals are on show during the new Swarovski shop preview on Thursday, Jan. 17, 2008, in London, England. The shop, featuring outstanding design by architect Tokujin Yoshioka, will officially open tomorrow, Jan. 18, 2008. For the first time, Swarovski is making its raw crystal elements available to buy on the high street, opening the doors to a new creative universe. This Crystallized Cosmos & Lounge store also offers the widest possible selection of additional creative elements including wood, semi-precious, metal and many other jewellery components. The in-store atelier provides two specially created services ? a design studio and personal stylist.  ** Italy Out**..
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  • Jewels and clothes embroidered with crystals are on show during the new Swarovski shop preview on Thursday, Jan. 17, 2008, in London, England. The shop, featuring outstanding design by architect Tokujin Yoshioka, will officially open tomorrow, Jan. 18, 2008. For the first time, Swarovski is making its raw crystal elements available to buy on the high street, opening the doors to a new creative universe. This Crystallized Cosmos & Lounge store also offers the widest possible selection of additional creative elements including wood, semi-precious, metal and many other jewellery components. The in-store atelier provides two specially created services ? a design studio and personal stylist.  ** Italy Out**..
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  • Jewels and clothes embroidered with crystals are on show during the new Swarovski shop preview on Thursday, Jan. 17, 2008, in London, England. The shop, featuring outstanding design by architect Tokujin Yoshioka, will officially open tomorrow, Jan. 18, 2008. For the first time, Swarovski is making its raw crystal elements available to buy on the high street, opening the doors to a new creative universe. This Crystallized Cosmos & Lounge store also offers the widest possible selection of additional creative elements including wood, semi-precious, metal and many other jewellery components. The in-store atelier provides two specially created services ? a design studio and personal stylist.  ** Italy Out**..
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  • Jewels and clothes embroidered with crystals are on show during the new Swarovski shop preview on Thursday, Jan. 17, 2008, in London, England. The shop, featuring outstanding design by architect Tokujin Yoshioka, will officially open tomorrow, Jan. 18, 2008. For the first time, Swarovski is making its raw crystal elements available to buy on the high street, opening the doors to a new creative universe. This Crystallized Cosmos & Lounge store also offers the widest possible selection of additional creative elements including wood, semi-precious, metal and many other jewellery components. The in-store atelier provides two specially created services ? a design studio and personal stylist.  ** Italy Out**..
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  • Jewels and clothes embroidered with crystals are on show during the new Swarovski shop preview on Thursday, Jan. 17, 2008, in London, England. The shop, featuring outstanding design by architect Tokujin Yoshioka, will officially open tomorrow, Jan. 18, 2008. For the first time, Swarovski is making its raw crystal elements available to buy on the high street, opening the doors to a new creative universe. This Crystallized Cosmos & Lounge store also offers the widest possible selection of additional creative elements including wood, semi-precious, metal and many other jewellery components. The in-store atelier provides two specially created services ? a design studio and personal stylist.  ** Italy Out**..
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  • Jewels and clothes embroidered with crystals are on show during the new Swarovski shop preview on Thursday, Jan. 17, 2008, in London, England. The shop, featuring outstanding design by architect Tokujin Yoshioka, will officially open tomorrow, Jan. 18, 2008. For the first time, Swarovski is making its raw crystal elements available to buy on the high street, opening the doors to a new creative universe. This Crystallized Cosmos & Lounge store also offers the widest possible selection of additional creative elements including wood, semi-precious, metal and many other jewellery components. The in-store atelier provides two specially created services ? a design studio and personal stylist.  ** Italy Out**..
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  • Jewels and clothes embroidered with crystals are on show during the new Swarovski shop preview on Thursday, Jan. 17, 2008, in London, England. The shop, featuring outstanding design by architect Tokujin Yoshioka, will officially open tomorrow, Jan. 18, 2008. For the first time, Swarovski is making its raw crystal elements available to buy on the high street, opening the doors to a new creative universe. This Crystallized Cosmos & Lounge store also offers the widest possible selection of additional creative elements including wood, semi-precious, metal and many other jewellery components. The in-store atelier provides two specially created services ? a design studio and personal stylist.  ** Italy Out**..
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  • Jewels and clothes embroidered with crystals are on show during the new Swarovski shop preview on Thursday, Jan. 17, 2008, in London, England. The shop, featuring outstanding design by architect Tokujin Yoshioka, will officially open tomorrow, Jan. 18, 2008. For the first time, Swarovski is making its raw crystal elements available to buy on the high street, opening the doors to a new creative universe. This Crystallized Cosmos & Lounge store also offers the widest possible selection of additional creative elements including wood, semi-precious, metal and many other jewellery components. The in-store atelier provides two specially created services ? a design studio and personal stylist.  ** Italy Out**..
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  • Jewels and clothes embroidered with crystals are on show during the new Swarovski shop preview on Thursday, Jan. 17, 2008, in London, England. The shop, featuring outstanding design by architect Tokujin Yoshioka, will officially open tomorrow, Jan. 18, 2008. For the first time, Swarovski is making its raw crystal elements available to buy on the high street, opening the doors to a new creative universe. This Crystallized Cosmos & Lounge store also offers the widest possible selection of additional creative elements including wood, semi-precious, metal and many other jewellery components. The in-store atelier provides two specially created services ? a design studio and personal stylist.  ** Italy Out**..
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  • Jewels and clothes embroidered with crystals are on show during the new Swarovski shop preview on Thursday, Jan. 17, 2008, in London, England. The shop, featuring outstanding design by architect Tokujin Yoshioka, will officially open tomorrow, Jan. 18, 2008. For the first time, Swarovski is making its raw crystal elements available to buy on the high street, opening the doors to a new creative universe. This Crystallized Cosmos & Lounge store also offers the widest possible selection of additional creative elements including wood, semi-precious, metal and many other jewellery components. The in-store atelier provides two specially created services ? a design studio and personal stylist.  ** Italy Out**..
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  • Jewels and clothes embroidered with crystals are on show during the new Swarovski shop preview on Thursday, Jan. 17, 2008, in London, England. The shop, featuring outstanding design by architect Tokujin Yoshioka, will officially open tomorrow, Jan. 18, 2008. For the first time, Swarovski is making its raw crystal elements available to buy on the high street, opening the doors to a new creative universe. This Crystallized Cosmos & Lounge store also offers the widest possible selection of additional creative elements including wood, semi-precious, metal and many other jewellery components. The in-store atelier provides two specially created services ? a design studio and personal stylist.  ** Italy Out**..
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  • Jewels and clothes embroidered with crystals are on show during the new Swarovski shop preview on Thursday, Jan. 17, 2008, in London, England. The shop, featuring outstanding design by architect Tokujin Yoshioka, will officially open tomorrow, Jan. 18, 2008. For the first time, Swarovski is making its raw crystal elements available to buy on the high street, opening the doors to a new creative universe. This Crystallized Cosmos & Lounge store also offers the widest possible selection of additional creative elements including wood, semi-precious, metal and many other jewellery components. The in-store atelier provides two specially created services ? a design studio and personal stylist.  ** Italy Out**..
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  • Jewels and clothes embroidered with crystals are on show during the new Swarovski shop preview on Thursday, Jan. 17, 2008, in London, England. The shop, featuring outstanding design by architect Tokujin Yoshioka, will officially open tomorrow, Jan. 18, 2008. For the first time, Swarovski is making its raw crystal elements available to buy on the high street, opening the doors to a new creative universe. This Crystallized Cosmos & Lounge store also offers the widest possible selection of additional creative elements including wood, semi-precious, metal and many other jewellery components. The in-store atelier provides two specially created services ? a design studio and personal stylist.  ** Italy Out**..
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  • Jewels and clothes embroidered with crystals are on show during the new Swarovski shop preview on Thursday, Jan. 17, 2008, in London, England. The shop, featuring outstanding design by architect Tokujin Yoshioka, will officially open tomorrow, Jan. 18, 2008. For the first time, Swarovski is making its raw crystal elements available to buy on the high street, opening the doors to a new creative universe. This Crystallized Cosmos & Lounge store also offers the widest possible selection of additional creative elements including wood, semi-precious, metal and many other jewellery components. The in-store atelier provides two specially created services ? a design studio and personal stylist.  ** Italy Out**..
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  • Jewels and clothes embroidered with crystals are on show during the new Swarovski shop preview on Thursday, Jan. 17, 2008, in London, England. The shop, featuring outstanding design by architect Tokujin Yoshioka, will officially open tomorrow, Jan. 18, 2008. For the first time, Swarovski is making its raw crystal elements available to buy on the high street, opening the doors to a new creative universe. This Crystallized Cosmos & Lounge store also offers the widest possible selection of additional creative elements including wood, semi-precious, metal and many other jewellery components. The in-store atelier provides two specially created services ? a design studio and personal stylist.  ** Italy Out**..
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  • Jewels and clothes embroidered with crystals are on show during the new Swarovski shop preview on Thursday, Jan. 17, 2008, in London, England. The shop, featuring outstanding design by architect Tokujin Yoshioka, will officially open tomorrow, Jan. 18, 2008. For the first time, Swarovski is making its raw crystal elements available to buy on the high street, opening the doors to a new creative universe. This Crystallized Cosmos & Lounge store also offers the widest possible selection of additional creative elements including wood, semi-precious, metal and many other jewellery components. The in-store atelier provides two specially created services ? a design studio and personal stylist.  ** Italy Out**..
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  • Jewels and clothes embroidered with crystals are on show during the new Swarovski shop preview on Thursday, Jan. 17, 2008, in London, England. The shop, featuring outstanding design by architect Tokujin Yoshioka, will officially open tomorrow, Jan. 18, 2008. For the first time, Swarovski is making its raw crystal elements available to buy on the high street, opening the doors to a new creative universe. This Crystallized Cosmos & Lounge store also offers the widest possible selection of additional creative elements including wood, semi-precious, metal and many other jewellery components. The in-store atelier provides two specially created services ? a design studio and personal stylist.  ** Italy Out**..
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  • Jewels and clothes embroidered with crystals are on show during the new Swarovski shop preview on Thursday, Jan. 17, 2008, in London, England. The shop, featuring outstanding design by architect Tokujin Yoshioka, will officially open tomorrow, Jan. 18, 2008. For the first time, Swarovski is making its raw crystal elements available to buy on the high street, opening the doors to a new creative universe. This Crystallized Cosmos & Lounge store also offers the widest possible selection of additional creative elements including wood, semi-precious, metal and many other jewellery components. The in-store atelier provides two specially created services ? a design studio and personal stylist.  ** Italy Out**..
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  • Jewels and clothes embroidered with crystals are on show during the new Swarovski shop preview on Thursday, Jan. 17, 2008, in London, England. The shop, featuring outstanding design by architect Tokujin Yoshioka, will officially open tomorrow, Jan. 18, 2008. For the first time, Swarovski is making its raw crystal elements available to buy on the high street, opening the doors to a new creative universe. This Crystallized Cosmos & Lounge store also offers the widest possible selection of additional creative elements including wood, semi-precious, metal and many other jewellery components. The in-store atelier provides two specially created services ? a design studio and personal stylist.  ** Italy Out**..
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  • Jewels and clothes embroidered with crystals are on show during the new Swarovski shop preview on Thursday, Jan. 17, 2008, in London, England. The shop, featuring outstanding design by architect Tokujin Yoshioka, will officially open tomorrow, Jan. 18, 2008. For the first time, Swarovski is making its raw crystal elements available to buy on the high street, opening the doors to a new creative universe. This Crystallized Cosmos & Lounge store also offers the widest possible selection of additional creative elements including wood, semi-precious, metal and many other jewellery components. The in-store atelier provides two specially created services ? a design studio and personal stylist.  ** Italy Out**..
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  • Jewels and clothes embroidered with crystals are on show during the new Swarovski shop preview on Thursday, Jan. 17, 2008, in London, England. The shop, featuring outstanding design by architect Tokujin Yoshioka, will officially open tomorrow, Jan. 18, 2008. For the first time, Swarovski is making its raw crystal elements available to buy on the high street, opening the doors to a new creative universe. This Crystallized Cosmos & Lounge store also offers the widest possible selection of additional creative elements including wood, semi-precious, metal and many other jewellery components. The in-store atelier provides two specially created services ? a design studio and personal stylist.  ** Italy Out**..
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  • Jewels and clothes embroidered with crystals are on show during the new Swarovski shop preview on Thursday, Jan. 17, 2008, in London, England. The shop, featuring outstanding design by architect Tokujin Yoshioka, will officially open tomorrow, Jan. 18, 2008. For the first time, Swarovski is making its raw crystal elements available to buy on the high street, opening the doors to a new creative universe. This Crystallized Cosmos & Lounge store also offers the widest possible selection of additional creative elements including wood, semi-precious, metal and many other jewellery components. The in-store atelier provides two specially created services ? a design studio and personal stylist.  ** Italy Out**..
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  • Jewels and clothes embroidered with crystals are on show during the new Swarovski shop preview on Thursday, Jan. 17, 2008, in London, England. The shop, featuring outstanding design by architect Tokujin Yoshioka, will officially open tomorrow, Jan. 18, 2008. For the first time, Swarovski is making its raw crystal elements available to buy on the high street, opening the doors to a new creative universe. This Crystallized Cosmos & Lounge store also offers the widest possible selection of additional creative elements including wood, semi-precious, metal and many other jewellery components. The in-store atelier provides two specially created services ? a design studio and personal stylist.  ** Italy Out**..
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  • Jewels and clothes embroidered with crystals are on show during the new Swarovski shop preview on Thursday, Jan. 17, 2008, in London, England. The shop, featuring outstanding design by architect Tokujin Yoshioka, will officially open tomorrow, Jan. 18, 2008. For the first time, Swarovski is making its raw crystal elements available to buy on the high street, opening the doors to a new creative universe. This Crystallized Cosmos & Lounge store also offers the widest possible selection of additional creative elements including wood, semi-precious, metal and many other jewellery components. The in-store atelier provides two specially created services ? a design studio and personal stylist.  ** Italy Out**..
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  • View through the window of a shoe shop in Oxford Street , the major shopping area in central London, , on Wednesday, Dec. 22, 2004. **ITALY OUT**
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  • Jewels and clothes embroidered with crystals are on show during the new Swarovski shop preview on Thursday, Jan. 17, 2008, in London, England. The shop, featuring outstanding design by architect Tokujin Yoshioka, will officially open tomorrow, Jan. 18, 2008. For the first time, Swarovski is making its raw crystal elements available to buy on the high street, opening the doors to a new creative universe. This Crystallized Cosmos & Lounge store also offers the widest possible selection of additional creative elements including wood, semi-precious, metal and many other jewellery components. The in-store atelier provides two specially created services ? a design studio and personal stylist.  ** Italy Out**..
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  • Little girl by a shop in Covent Garden, a major tourist shopping area of central London, on Thursday, Dec. 23, 2004.  **ITALY OUT**
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  • Entrance of the ëRalph Laurení shop in Old Bond Street, Piccadilly, London, on Thursday, Dec. 23, 2004. Old Bond St. is fully encompassed by luxury shops and boutiques from the best world firms such as ëCartierí, ëTiffanyí and ëDolce & Gabbanaí. **ITALY OUT**
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  • Man walking by the shop of the Spanish firm ?Zara? in Bond Street, on the West side of Oxford Street, the largest area for shopping in the whole of London, on Wednesday, Dec. 22, 2004.  **ITALY OUT**
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  • Woman waiting at the traffic lights by the shop of the Italian firm ëBenettoní, in Oxford Circus, central London, on Thursday, Dec. 23, 2004.  **ITALY OUT**
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  • People passing by a jewellery shop in Old Bond Street, one of the most prestigious and expensive areas in London, on Wednesday, Dec. 22, 2004.  **ITALY OUT**
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  • Security guard in a jewellery shop, on Thursday, Dec. 23, 2004.  **ITALY OUT**
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  • Window of a chocolate shop during Christmas time, on Thursday, Dec. 23, 2004.  **ITALY OUT**
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  • View through a window of ëLibertyíshopping mall, Reagentís Street, another major route for shopping in central London, on Thursday, Dec. 23, 2004. The road, full of high quality shopping complexes and firms, runs from Piccadilly Circus up to Oxford Circus. **ITALY OUT**
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  • View through a window of ëLibertyí shopping mall, Reagentís Street, another major route for shopping in central London, on Wednesday, Dec. 22, 2004. The road, full of high quality shopping complexes and firms, runs from Piccadilly Circus up to Oxford Circus. **ITALY OUT**
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  • Children sitting on the pavement of Oxford Street, the major shopping road in central London, waiting for the parents to pay for their shopping, on Wednesday, Dec. 22, 2004.  **ITALY OUT**
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  • Oxford Circus, central London, is at the heart of the large shopping area surrounding the junction with Reagent's Street, on Tuesday, Dec. 21, 2004. **ITALY OUT**
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  • Women waiting by the window of a large shopping mall in London's Oxford Street, on Thursday, Dec. 23, 2004.  **ITALY OUT**
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  • Reflection of Reagentís Street through a window of ëDickins & Jonesí shopping mall few days before Christmas, in London, on Thursday, Dec. 23, 2004.  **ITALY OUT**
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  • Young woman entering ëHouse of Freiserí shopping mall, on Wednesday, Dec. 22, 2004.  **ITALY OUT**
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  • Covent Garden Christmas Market, one of the main tourist places for shopping in central London during the Christmas period, on Tuesday, Dec. 21, 2004.  **ITALY OUT**
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  • Blind man playing violin for some spare change at the front entrance of ?Debenhams? shopping mall, Oxford Street, London, on Wednesday, Dec. 22, 2004.  **ITALY OUT**.
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  • Portrait of a man through the window of a pub in Covent Garden, central London, on Thursday, Dec. 23, 2004.  **ITALY OUT**
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  • Woman crossing the road at Oxford Circus, in central London, one of the busiest areas of the city, on Tuesday, Dec. 21, 2004. **ITALY OUT**
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  • Inside a high-class boutique by Oxford Street, a customer is watching a fashion show on TV while waiting for her friend to try on some design cloths, on Thursday, Dec. 23, 2004.  **ITALY OUT**
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  • Man walking by a stall selling Christmas gadgets in Oxford Circus, on Wednesday, Dec. 22, 2004.  **ITALY OUT**
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  • Woman looking at a window in Piccadilly Street, central London, on Wednesday, Dec. 22, 2004. During Christmas the luxury windows displayed all around the West End are the perfect attraction for tourists and shopping-lovers. **ITALY OUT**
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  • Child looking into an hand-made kaleidoscope on sale at the Covent Garden Christmas market, central London, on Thursday, Dec. 23, 2004.  **ITALY OUT**
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  • Girl gazing at a large wall-ad near Covent Garden, in central London, on Thursday, Dec. 23, 2004.  **ITALY OUT**
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  • A woman takes a break out of a shop of the famous Spanish firm ëZaraí whilst the husband is waiting to pay in  Oxford Circus, London, , on Wednesday, Dec. 22, 2004. **ITALY OUT**
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  • Leicester Square, central London, an important tourist site during Christmas, on Thursday, Dec. 23, 2004. Here numerous attraction have been set up to entertain the people on their way to shop.  **ITALY OUT**
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  • People waiting for the bus heading home after a long day of shopping, Oxford Street, central London, on Wednesday, Dec. 22, 2004.  **ITALY OUT**
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  • Taxi-cab awaiting for customers on Oxford Street, the most famous shopping area in central London, on Wednesday, Dec. 22, 2004.  **ITALY OUT**
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  • Young girl smiling at the mum after having bought her a Santa Claus cap at one of the numerous stalls on Oxford Street during Christmas time, on Wednesday, Dec. 22, 2004.  **ITALY OUT**
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  • Man having lunch at 'Chez Gerard' restaurant in Covent Garden, central London, on Thursday, Dec. 23, 2004.  **ITALY OUT**
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  • A little girl enjoying a turn on a carousel in Covent Garden Plaza, on Thursday, Dec. 23, 2004.  **ITALY OUT**
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  • Old beggar on a side of the walkway, Oxford Street, on Thursday, Dec. 23, 2004.  **ITALY OUT**
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  • Local shop-owners sitting in their shop catered for travellers and excursionists along the Leh-Manali Highway.
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  • Elisabeth, 62, a woman living in the area of Heideveld, Cape Town, RSA, since about 40 years is scared to go out even during the day because of street gun-fight. She runs a little vegetable shop with her husband, Thomas, 64, in their house. She is portrayed while behind the gate of her house in Heideveld. They acknowledge the fact that thanks to the large police station not far from their house thing are slowly getting better, but also that law enforcement is probably not the right long-term way to curb crime, gangs and drug addiction. They favour development and education for the kids but till now the government of South Africa has promoted a effectual policy towards the area of Heideveld. Police incapacity to control the gang problem has also led to the increase of vigilante groups activity, people that feeling threatened to live in their own community has engaged a fight to the gangs on their own, often creating more hatred and dissent. With extremely high rates of unemployment, poor resources and too little authority control, ghettos as Heideveld are the best places for gangs to grow in activity and businesses. Targeting mostly young people from their area to carry on the 'dirty job', gangs in the Western Cape, and South Africa are an endemic problem in continuous increase in the years after the radical apartheid governmental system. 'Coloured' communities have lost almost all their help from a government that now is concentrated on empowering black communities instead. Segregated into ghettos and without state grants or development activities, people in these community are sometimes forced to join a gang or dealing drugs also to provide for their own family.
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  • A .Puja. (worship) for good auspices is taking place inside a newly opened tailor shop in the impoverished Oriya Basti colony, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, India, near the abandoned Union Carbide (now DOW Chemical) industrial complex. Copyright: Alex Masi / Focus For Humanity
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  • Indians are watching the national cricket finals 2009 in a shop on the streets of Shivaji Nagar, a Muslim neighbourood on the outskirts of Mumbai, India, on May 24th 2009. The match, played in the South African city of Johannesburg, was won by the Deccan Chargers against the Royal Challengers Bangalore. The 2009 cricket finals where played in South Africa because of national elections that were scheduled for the same period.
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  • Budhia Singh, (left) 6, the famous Limca World Record marathoner, is having a soft drink by a shop near his home in Salia Sahi slum (pop. 30.000) of Bhubaneswar, the capital of Orissa State, on Sunday, May 18, 2008. On May 1, 2006, Budhia completed a record breaking 65 km run from Jagannath temple, Puri to Bhubaneswar. He was accompanied by his coach Biranchi Das and by the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF). On 8th May 2006, a Government statement had ordered that he stopped running. The announcement came after doctors found the boy had high blood pressure and cardiological stress. As of 13th August 2007 Budhia's coach Biranchi Das was arrested by Indian police on suspicion of torture. Singh has accused his coach of beating him and withholding food. Das says Singh's family are making up charges as a result of a few petty rows. On April 13, Biranchi Das was shot dead in Bhubaneswar, in what is believed to be an event unconnected with Budhia, although the police is investigating the case and has made an arrest, a local goon named Raja Archary, which is now in police custody. **Italy and China Out**
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  • Indians are watching the national cricket finals 2009 in a shop on the streets of Shivaji Nagar, a Muslim neighbourood on the outskirts of Mumbai, India, on May 24th 2009. The match, played in the South African city of Johannesburg, was won by the Deccan Chargers against the Royal Challengers Bangalore. The 2009 cricket finals where played in South Africa because of national elections that were scheduled for the same period.
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  • An elderly woman is bargaining the price of her vegetables with a local shop owner in the village of Barnawa, pop.6000, Baghpat District, Uttar Pradesh, India, located along the banks of the severely polluted Hindon river, on Thursday, Apr. 17, 2008. As contamination endanger the yield of the fields, a large agricultiural country like India cannot keep up with production and demand thus fuelling the latest food inflation crises that has sparked riots in Haiti, Cameroon, Indonesia and Egypt and that has already plunged 100 millions people into poverty worldwide.
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  • Shukaran Nishad, 10, is one of three children presenting a similar neurological disorder and living on the same road in Joana village, pop. 1800, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh. He is portrayed while sitting in front of his father's little local shop. The village is located onto a series of drains joining the Ganges River nearby and the community is entirely reliant on the poisonous groundwater. Shukaran has serious cognitive and motorial limitations. His family cannot afford even a rudimental medication.
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  • An Afghan man is walking out of a mobile phone shop in Bamiyan's new bazaar. The cliff where once stood the Western Buddha (55m - 'Male') is photographed after sunset in Bamiyan, Afghanistan, an area mostly populated by Hazaras. The Buddhas of Bamiyan were two 6th century monumental statues of standing Buddhas carved into the side of a cliff in the Bamiyan valley in the Hazarajat region of central Afghanistan, situated 230 km northwest of Kabul at an altitude of 2500 meters. The statues represented the classic blended style of Gandhara art. The main bodies were hewn directly from the sandstone cliffs, but details were modelled in mud mixed with straw, coated with stucco. Amid widespread international condemnation, the smaller statues (55 and 39 meters respectively) were intentionally dynamited and destroyed in 2001 by the Taliban because they believed them to be un-Islamic idols. Once a stopping point along the Silk Road between China and the Middle East, researchers think Bamiyan was the site of monasteries housing as many as 5,000 monks during its peak as a Buddhist centre in the 6th and 7th centuries. It is now a UNESCO Heritage Site since 2003. Archaeologists from various countries across the world have been engaged in preservation, general maintenance around the site and renovation. Professor Tarzi, a notable An Afghan-born archaeologist from France, and a teacher in Strasbourg University, has been searching for a legendary 300m Sleeping Buddha statue in various sites between the original standing ones, as documented in the old account of a renowned Chinese scholar, Xuanzang, visiting the area in the 7th century. Professor Tarzi worked on projects to restore the other Bamiyan Buddhas in the late 1970s and has spent most of his career researching the existence of the missing giant Buddha in the valley.
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  • Thomas, 64, and Elisabeth, 62, are living in the area of Heideveld, Cape Town, RSA, since about 40 years and are scared to go out even during the day because of street gun-fight. They run a little vegetable shop in their house. They acknowledge the fact that thanks to the large police station not far from their house thing are slowly getting better, but also that law enforcement is probably not the right long-term way to curb crime, gangs and drug addiction. They favour development and education for the kids but till now the government of South Africa has promoted a effectual policy towards the area of Heideveld. With extremely high rates of unemployment, poor resources and too little authority control, ghettos as Heideveld are the best places for gangs to grow in activity and businesses. Targeting mostly young people from their area to carry on the 'dirty job', gangs in the Western Cape, and South Africa are an endemic problem in continuous increase in the years after the radical apartheid governmental system. ?Coloured? communities have lost almost all their help from a government that now is concentrated on empowering black communities instead. Segregated into ghettos and without state grants or development activities, people in these community are sometimes forced to join a gang or dealing drugs also to provide for their own family. Young gangster are also used for the worst crimes by the fact that, being still under 18 years old, they would face shorter sentences if caught.
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  • Indians are watching the national cricket finals 2009 in a shop on the streets of Shivaji Nagar, a Muslim neighbourood on the outskirts of Mumbai, India, on May 24th 2009. The match, played in the South African city of Johannesburg, was won by the Deccan Chargers against the Royal Challengers Bangalore. The 2009 cricket finals where played in South Africa because of national elections that were scheduled for the same period.
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  • Indians are watching the national cricket finals 2009 in a shop on the streets of Shivaji Nagar, a Muslim neighbourood on the outskirts of Mumbai, India, on May 24th 2009. The match, played in the South African city of Johannesburg, was won by the Deccan Chargers against the Royal Challengers Bangalore. The 2009 cricket finals where played in South Africa because of national elections that were scheduled for the same period.
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  • Rubina Ali, 9, the child actor playing the role of 'young Latika', the friend/lover of Jamal, protagonist of Slumdog Millionaire, the famous movie winner of 8 Oscar Academy Awards in December 2008, is portrayed next to a small local shop while on the streets near her uncle's house in the slum where she still lives with her family next to the train station of Bandra (East), Mumbai, India. Various promises were made to lift the two young actors (Azharuddin Ismail and Rubina Ali) from poverty and slum-life but as of the end of May 2009 anything is yet to happen. Rubina's house was recently demolished with no notice as it lay on land owned by the Maharashtra train authorities and she is now permanently living with her uncle's family in a home a stone-throw away in the same slum. Azharuddin's home too was demolished in the past two weeks, as it happens every year in his case, because the concrete walls were preventing local authorities to clear a drain passing right behind it. As usual, his father is looking into restoring the walls as soon as the work on the drain has been completed.
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  • A young woman is serving tea and cake in a shop in Beningbrough, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom.
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  • Keith Pickering is polishing a hand-carved walking stick in his shop in Helmsley, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom.
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  • Tourists are eating at a traditional culinary shop in Beningbrough, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom.
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  • Traditional culinary items are on sale in a shop in Beningbrough, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom.
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  • A tourist is using a binocular while sitting at a traditional shop in Beningbrough, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom.
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  • (name changed) Neelam Bharadwaj, 16, is preparing some rice for cooking while sitting inside her family’s home in Rajbhar village, located around 20 kilometres away from Varanasi, in Uttar Pradesh, India. Neelam was raped when she was 13 years old. After walking to a local shop on the main road neighbouring her village, she was forcibly picked up by two men. While one of them was raping her in the bushes, the other watched out. After some time, she managed to free herself and run away, hiding under a bridge in cold dirty water for several hours. When she returned home in the morning, the family was too afraid to go to the police, but activist Mangla Parsad, 34, from PVCHR, convinced the family to take the right action. The police initially insulted and threatened the family for bringing the facts up, but filed the official case (FIR) nevertheless. The rape was not mentioned in the file due to an inaccurate and superficial medical record that did not, in fact, mention it. Because of social shame facing by victims of rape in India, the family agreed to wed Neelam to an older man, with help of an agent. After the marriage, her husband raped her again for a whole month before she decided to return home with her family. Neelam’s father works in the metal industry in Mumbai and manages to send around 2-3000 INR every month. He only visits the family once in a year. Neelam goes to school and she is studying in 11th Class Standard. She is interested in doing BA in Arts after completing her high school 12th final year.
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  • (name changed) Neelam Bharadwaj, 16, (right) is standing inside her family’s home in Rajbhar village, located around 20 kilometres away from Varanasi, in Uttar Pradesh, India, while her older sister Sanju, 29, (left) is cooking. Neelam was raped when she was 13 years old. After walking to a local shop on the main road neighbouring her village, she was forcibly picked up by two men. While one of them was raping her in the bushes, the other watched out. After some time, she managed to free herself and run away, hiding under a bridge in cold dirty water for several hours. When she returned home in the morning, the family was too afraid to go to the police, but activist Mangla Parsad, 34, from PVCHR, convinced the family to take the right action. The police initially insulted and threatened the family for bringing the facts up, but filed the official case (FIR) nevertheless. The rape was not mentioned in the file due to an inaccurate and superficial medical record that did not, in fact, mention it. Because of social shame facing by victims of rape in India, the family agreed to wed Neelam to an older man, with help of an agent. After the marriage, her husband raped her again for a whole month before she decided to return home with her family. Neelam’s father works in the metal industry in Mumbai and manages to send around 2-3000 INR every month. He only visits the family once in a year. Neelam goes to school and she is studying in 11th Class Standard. She is interested in doing BA in Arts after completing her high school 12th final year.
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  • (name changed) Neelam Bharadwaj, 16, is standing inside her family’s home in Rajbhar village, located around 20 kilometres away from Varanasi, in Uttar Pradesh, India. Neelam was raped when she was 13 years old. After walking to a local shop on the main road neighbouring her village, she was forcibly picked up by two men. While one of them was raping her in the bushes, the other watched out. After some time, she managed to free herself and run away, hiding under a bridge in cold dirty water for several hours. When she returned home in the morning, the family was too afraid to go to the police, but activist Mangla Parsad, 34, from PVCHR, convinced the family to take the right action. The police initially insulted and threatened the family for bringing the facts up, but filed the official case (FIR) nevertheless. The rape was not mentioned in the file due to an inaccurate and superficial medical record that did not, in fact, mention it. Because of social shame facing by victims of rape in India, the family agreed to wed Neelam to an older man, with help of an agent. After the marriage, her husband raped her again for a whole month before she decided to return home with her family. Neelam’s father works in the metal industry in Mumbai and manages to send around 2-3000 INR every month. He only visits the family once in a year. Neelam goes to school and she is studying in 11th Class Standard. She is interested in doing BA in Arts after completing her high school 12th final year.
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  • (name changed) Neelam Bharadwaj, 16, is standing among some clothes inside her family’s home in Rajbhar village, located around 20 kilometres away from Varanasi, in Uttar Pradesh, India. Neelam was raped when she was 13 years old. After walking to a local shop on the main road neighbouring her village, she was forcibly picked up by two men. While one of them was raping her in the bushes, the other watched out. After some time, she managed to free herself and run away, hiding under a bridge in cold dirty water for several hours. When she returned home in the morning, the family was too afraid to go to the police, but activist Mangla Parsad, 34, from PVCHR, convinced the family to take the right action. The police initially insulted and threatened the family for bringing the facts up, but filed the official case (FIR) nevertheless. The rape was not mentioned in the file due to an inaccurate and superficial medical record that did not, in fact, mention it. Because of social shame facing by victims of rape in India, the family agreed to wed Neelam to an older man, with help of an agent. After the marriage, her husband raped her again for a whole month before she decided to return home with her family. Neelam’s father works in the metal industry in Mumbai and manages to send around 2-3000 INR every month. He only visits the family once in a year. Neelam goes to school and she is studying in 11th Class Standard. She is interested in doing BA in Arts after completing her high school 12th final year.
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  • Sangita, 40, (centre) is checking the size of a new dress for her daughter Jyoti, 12, (left) while Poonam, 11, (right) is waiting for her turn, inside a small clothes shop in Bhopal, central India, near the abandoned Union Carbide (now DOW Chemical) industrial complex, site of the infamous '1984 Gas Disaster'.
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  • Hand-carved walking sticks made by Keith Pickering are sitting in his shop in Helmsley, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom.
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  • Marmalades are on sale in a shop on Helmsley's town square, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom.
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  • Chocolate is on sale inside a shop on Helmsley's town square, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom.
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  • A black rabbit sculpture is on sale at a garden shop inside Beningbrough Hall, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom.
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  • (name changed) Neelam Bharadwaj, 16, (second from right) is preparing some rice for cooking, while her older sister Sanju, 29, (right) is preparing a pot with water, inside their home in Rajbhar village, located around 20 kilometres away from Varanasi, in Uttar Pradesh, India. Sanju's children, Payel, 5, (second from left) and Prince Kumar, 3, (left) are sitting nearby. Neelam was raped when she was 13 years old. After walking to a local shop on the main road neighbouring her village, she was forcibly picked up by two men. While one of them was raping her in the bushes, the other watched out. After some time, she managed to free herself and run away, hiding under a bridge in cold dirty water for several hours. When she returned home in the morning, the family was too afraid to go to the police, but activist Mangla Parsad, 34, from PVCHR, convinced the family to take the right action. The police initially insulted and threatened the family for bringing the facts up, but filed the official case (FIR) nevertheless. The rape was not mentioned in the file due to an inaccurate and superficial medical record that did not, in fact, mention it. Because of social shame facing by victims of rape in India, the family agreed to wed Neelam to an older man, with help of an agent. After the marriage, her husband raped her again for a whole month before she decided to return home with her family. Neelam’s father works in the metal industry in Mumbai and manages to send around 2-3000 INR every month. He only visits the family once in a year. Neelam goes to school and she is studying in 11th Class Standard. She is interested in doing BA in Arts after completing her high school 12th final year.
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  • Two young children are enjoying a moment together while their parents are walking around Rajbhar village, where Neelam Bharadwaj, 16, (name changed) resides with her family, around 20 kilometres away from Varanasi, in Uttar Pradesh, India. Neelam was raped when she was 13 years old. After walking to a local shop on the main road neighbouring her village, she was forcibly picked up by two men. While one of them was raping her in the bushes, the other watched out. After some time, she managed to free herself and run away, hiding under a bridge in cold dirty water for several hours. When she returned home in the morning, the family was too afraid to go to the police, but activist Mangla Parsad, 34, from PVCHR, convinced the family to take the right action. The police initially insulted and threatened the family for bringing the facts up, but filed the official case (FIR) nevertheless. The rape was not mentioned in the file due to an inaccurate and superficial medical record that did not, in fact, mention it. Because of social shame facing by victims of rape in India, the family agreed to wed Neelam to an older man, with help of an agent. After the marriage, her husband raped her again for a whole month before she decided to return home with her family. Neelam’s father works in the metal industry in Mumbai and manages to send around 2-3000 INR every month. He only visits the family once in a year. Neelam goes to school and she is studying in 11th Class Standard. She is interested in doing BA in Arts after completing her high school 12th final year.
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  • A Sikh man in portrayed at a tea shop near Tilak Vihar, also known as the 'Widows' Colony', in New Delhi, India. Many of the women living here have become widowed during the anti-Sikh riots erupted in New Delhi in 1984 in the light of Indira Gandhi's assassination by her Sikh bodyguards.
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  • A boy is sitting inside his father's small tailor shop near Oriya Basti, one of the water-affected colonies of Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, India, near the abandoned Union Carbide (now DOW Chemical) industrial complex, site of the infamous 1984 gas tragedy. The poisonous cloud that enveloped Bhopal left everlasting consequences that today continue to consume people's lives.
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  • Souvenirs are on sale in a shop on Helmsley's town square, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom.
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  • Traditional culinary items are on sale inside a shop on Helmsley's town square, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom.
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  • A boy is walking on the small bridge near Rajbhar village, under which Neelam Bharadwaj, 16,(name changed) has been hiding a whole night during her ordeal, while trying to escape from her attackers, around 20 kilometres away from Varanasi, in Uttar Pradesh, India. Neelam was raped when she was 13 years old. After walking to a local shop on the main road neighbouring her village, she was forcibly picked up by two men. While one of them was raping her in the bushes, the other watched out. After some time, she managed to free herself and run away, hiding under a bridge in cold dirty water for several hours. When she returned home in the morning, the family was too afraid to go to the police, but activist Mangla Parsad, 34, from PVCHR, convinced the family to take the right action. The police initially insulted and threatened the family for bringing the facts up, but filed the official case (FIR) nevertheless. The rape was not mentioned in the file due to an inaccurate and superficial medical record that did not, in fact, mention it. Because of social shame facing by victims of rape in India, the family agreed to wed Neelam to an older man, with help of an agent. After the marriage, her husband raped her again for a whole month before she decided to return home with her family. Neelam’s father works in the metal industry in Mumbai and manages to send around 2-3000 INR every month. He only visits the family once in a year. Neelam goes to school and she is studying in 11th Class Standard. She is interested in doing BA in Arts after completing her high school 12th final year.
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