PRIVATE 48
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PRIVATE 48 | Economic inequalities
The pictures of this issue show economic inequalities as they are today in a way which breaks the stupor of…
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Martin Holik | Albanian Dump
In Durres in Albania there’s a big garbage dump that lies on the shores of the contaminated Porto Romano area.
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Bertrand Meunier | Hong Kong’s “cage homes”
One of the bleak, shocking realities of life in Hong Kong, is the humiliating situation of men living in cages.…
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Franky Verdickt | Chinese Migrant Workers
China is in constant demand for workers to build new cities that will accommodate the emerging middle class. A flux…
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Jonathan Taggart | Split Like a Crutch
Jonathan Taggart, Split Like a Crutch, from PRIVATE 48 – Economic inequalities, pp. 20-23 [T]he reserves of the In-SHUCK-ch Nation are scattered along both…
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Robert Knoth | Back to square one
In the summer of 2001, only months before 9/11, photographer Robert Knoth and writer Antoinette de Jong travelled on horseback…
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Massimiliano Clausi | Harafish
Living standards in Egypt are low by international standards, and have declined consistently since 1990.
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Piergiorgio Casotti | Arctic Spleen
East Greenland has the highest suicide rate among young people. The increase in suicides could be explained the destruction of…
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Roberto Boccaccino | Ritdiena
Ritdiena is a latvian word that means tomorrow. Latvia is suffering the gloomiest economic crisis in Europe. Its foreign debt…
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Rian Dundon | Life in Limerick
Since 2001, a major feud between rival organized crime families has led to serious gang related violence. Actual war zones…
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William Daniels | Faded Tulips
William Daniels, Faded Tulips. In 2005 the Tulip Revolution in Kyrgyzstan brought hope for democracy. Motivated by social injustice, the…
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Nanni Fontana | Violence in Honduras
In Honduras crime is endemic. Violent crime is rampant; the per capita murder rate the second in the world rankings.…
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Stephen JB Kelly | Qi Lihe district
Qi Lihe district sits awkwardly on the outskirts of Lanzhou, the most destitute area of this heavily polluted industrial city…
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Rodrigo Cruz | The Promised Land
Every year thousands of Central Americans from Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras illegally enter Mexico via the southern border with…
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Kenzaburo Fukuhara | Danchi
After the Second World War, Tokyo city and its urban planning office decided to pay more attention to providing housing…
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Ilan Godfrey | Remade
South Africa is entering a second period of significant change since the end of Apartheid. I was in Johannesburg for…
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Benjamin Rusnak | Dreams & Tempests
Tourists may dream of postcard landscapes, but paradise can be destroyed by the deadly tempests the poor living in the…
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Max Sher | Magnitka
Magnitogorsk or Magnitka, a Russian mill town of 420,000 people is one of the most polluted places on Earth. Founded…
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Bijoy Chowdhury | Revolt against SEZ
Singur and Nandigram are two villages situated in one of India’s most remarkable States. Totally dependent on agriculture, these two…
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Anna KÃ¥ri | Death in Birth
Just a few hours after entering the largest maternity hospital in Sierra Leone a 26 year old healthy woman dies…