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  • Residents wait to be served lunch at a grassroots soup kitchen during lockdown due to the pandemic in Antofagasta, in northern Chile
    Residents wait to be served lunch at a grassroots soup kitchen during lockdown due to the pandemic in Antofagasta, in northern Chile.
  • A mural in Antofagasta depicts front line demonstrators, protest medics, and a dog that has become a protest icon in Chile
    A mural in Antofagasta depicts front line demonstrators, protest medics, and a dog that has become a protest icon in Chile.
  • A protest against systemic inequality in Antofagasta, northern Chile
    A protest against systemic inequality in Antofagasta, northern Chile.
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  • A photo of Tigrayan refugees congregating in the border town of Hamdayet, which has a small transit centre managed by the UN’s refugee agency
    Tigrayan refugees congregate in the border town of Hamdayet, which has a small transit centre managed by the UN’s refugee agency. Aid groups say they have been quickly overwhelmed by the pace of new arrivals.
  • A photo of sixty-five-year-old Tishpho Gabriel who said she “witnessed horrible things” when fighting broke out in her town of Humera, close to the Sudanese border
    Sixty-five-year-old Tishpho Gabriel said she “witnessed horrible things” when fighting broke out in her town of Humera, close to the Sudanese border. More than two weeks of clashes have left hundreds dead in the northern Tigray region.
  • A woman working on an African Palm plantation in Tocoa, Honduras
    A woman working on an African Palm plantation in Tocoa, Honduras.
  • A cattle farm along the banks of the Rio Blanco in San Pedro Sula, Honduras. Farmers rent the land and sell what's harvested to the owners – a modern-day sharecrop
    A cattle farm along the banks of the Rio Blanco in San Pedro Sula, Honduras. Farmers rent the land and sell what's harvested to the owners – a modern-day sharecrop.

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