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  • The Taliban's decision to ban Afghan women from working in NGOs came days after the Islamic Emirate ordered universities to stop classes for women. Here, women chant slogans in the capital, Kabul, in protest at the university closure, on 22 December 2022.
    The Taliban's decision to ban Afghan women from working in NGOs came days after the Islamic Emirate ordered universities to stop classes for women. Here, women chant slogans in the capital, Kabul, in protest at the university closure, on 22 December 2022.
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  • Most of the almost 400,000 Venezuelans to have sought refuge in Brazil since 2015 arrive in the remote northern state of Roraima. Here, in the Brazilian border city of Pacaraima, new arrivals wait in line to begin the registration process.
    Most of the almost 400,000 Venezuelans to have sought refuge in Brazil since 2015 arrive in the remote northern state of Roraima. Here, in the Brazilian border city of Pacaraima, new arrivals wait to begin the registration process.
  • When Pintolândia was an Operação Acolhida shelter, Indigenous residents complained about rules that made it harder for them to live in keeping with their collective value system.
    When Pintolândia was an Operação Acolhida shelter, Indigenous residents complained about rules that made it harder for them to live in keeping with their collective value system.
  • Euligio Baez, one of the five Indigenous leaders still living in Pintolândia, formerly an Operação Acolhida shelter.
    Euligio Baez, one of the five Indigenous leaders still living in Pintolândia, formerly an Operação Acolhida shelter.
  • New arrivals in Roraima are put up in shelters like this one, Rondon 5 in Boa Vista, before a so-called interiorisation strategy aims to relocate those willing to other states.
    New arrivals in Roraima are put up in shelters like this one, Rondon 5 in Boa Vista, before a so-called interiorisation strategy aims to relocate those willing to other states.
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