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Abdullah, father of Aylan Kurdi, 3, leaves morgue crying, Turkey
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Syrian refugee from Aleppo holds one month old daughter, Greece
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Kumari, allegedly threatened with rape, in lawyer's chamber, India
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Afghan refugee children, returning from Pakistan, watch a video
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Migrant, hoping to cross into Hungary, plays with child, Serbia
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Man inspects rubble of Palestinian house damaged by Israeli troops
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Asylum seekers sleep outside a train station in Budapest
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Syrian migrants walk along railway track to cross Serbian border
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Woman carries pet next to people crossing to Colombia, Venezuela
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Palestinian residents flee Ain al-Hilweh Palestinian refugee camp
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Girl cries after crossing Greece's border into Macedonia
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Syrian refugee Rashida waits to enter Macedonia at Greek border
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Migrant washes as ship "Eleftherios Venizelos" leaves Greece
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Syrian refugees on passenger ship "Eleftherios Venizelos", Greece
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Syrian refugee children look our from their tent, Lebanon
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Capture Corruption - global photo competition finalists' pictures
A showcase of finalists' photographs from "Capture Corruption”, a global photo competition sponsored by the Thomson Reuters Foundation, Transparency International and the International Anti-Corruption Conference
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Tribal festival of Maralal
Maralal, a town north of the Kenyan capital Nairobi, holds an annual camel festival, bringing together members of the Samburu, Turkana and Pokot semi-nomadic cattle-herding tribes. The event aims to ease tensions between the tribes, which sometimes clash over cattle rustling and land disputes.
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Indian boat clinics save lives on Assam's remote river islands
Doctors in northeast India say floating clinics are cutting maternal mortality rates on the region's islands
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Capture Corruption: global photo competition winners revealed
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"Comfort Women": survivors tell their stories
Reuters photographer Kim Kyung-Hoon portrays surviving “Comfort Women”, the Japanese euphemism for the tens of thousands of Chinese and Korean women forced into Japanese military brothels before and during World War Two
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Gay pride in Uganda
In a country where homosexuality is illegal, members of Uganda’s LGBT community celebrate Gay Pride near the capital Kampala
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Waiting in Calais
Thousands of migrants camp in shanties around Calais, France, trying to board trucks and trains travelling through the Channel tunnel to England
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Life after Syria
Photos show a Syrian refugee family in the mountains of Lebanon
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Boarding the train to Europe
Photos show migrants starting their journey to other European countries from Greece. The European Union on July 20 again failed to find an agreement on tackling the Mediterranean migrant crisis.
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World's largest electronics waste dump in China
Guiyu, a town in south China, has long been known as the site of one of the world's largest electronics waste dumps
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Back from Ebola’s frontlines: Health workers return to work
Liberia’s health workers return to work after Ebola epidemic
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Life for Syrian families in a Lebanese refugee camp
Life for Syrian refugees in a refugee camp in the Bekaa Valley, Lebanon
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Migrants' cherished belongings
Reuters photographers in countries from Morocco to Serbia portray migrants on the move and their cherished possessions
