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PEOPLE - Die Royals: Die Bilder des Tages
Image ©Licensed to i-Images Picture Agency. 06/08/2018. Gosport, United Kingdom. Countess of Wessex- Association of Sail Training Organisations. Sophie, Countess of Wessex with her daughter Lady Louise visit The Association of Sail Training Organisations at Haslar Marina, Gosport. Picture by Andrew Parsons / i-Images
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PEOPLE - Die Royals: Die Bilder des Tages
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Lady Louise Windsor
Sophie Countess of Wessex visit to The Association of Sail Training Organisations and Sailing, Haslar Marina, Gosport, Hampshire, UK - 06 Aug 2018
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PEOPLE - Die Royals: Die Bilder des Tages
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Sophie Countess of Wessex
Sophie Countess of Wessex visit to The Association of Sail Training Organisations and Sailing, Haslar Marina, Gosport, Hampshire, UK - 06 Aug 2018
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PEOPLE - Die Royals: Die Bilder des Tages
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Sophie Countess of Wessex and Lady Louise Windsor
Sophie Countess of Wessex visit to The Association of Sail Training Organisations and Sailing, Haslar Marina, Gosport, Hampshire, UK - 06 Aug 2018
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PEOPLE - Die Royals: Die Bilder des Tages
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Sophie Countess of Wessex and Lady Louise Windsor
Sophie Countess of Wessex visit to The Association of Sail Training Organisations and Sailing, Haslar Marina, Gosport, Hampshire, UK - 06 Aug 2018
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PEOPLE - Die Royals: Die Bilder des Tages
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Sophie Countess of Wessex and Lady Louise Windsor
Sophie Countess of Wessex visit to The Association of Sail Training Organisations and Sailing, Haslar Marina, Gosport, Hampshire, UK - 06 Aug 2018
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PEOPLE - Die Royals: Die Bilder des Tages
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Andrew Parsons/REX/Shutterstock (9791082y)
Sophie Countess of Wessex
Sophie Countess of Wessex visit to The Association of Sail Training Organisations and Sailing, Haslar Marina, Gosport, Hampshire, UK - 06 Aug 2018
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PEOPLE - Die Royals: Die Bilder des Tages
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Andrew Parsons/REX/Shutterstock (9791082q)
Sophie Countess of Wessex and Lady Louise Windsor
Sophie Countess of Wessex visit to The Association of Sail Training Organisations and Sailing, Haslar Marina, Gosport, Hampshire, UK - 06 Aug 2018
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FEATURE - Pix of the Day: Bilder des Tages
Volunteers work together to clean one of 6 bays during the Plastic Whale Heritage Event in Norway.
Around 150 volunteers from 12 countries attended the Plastic Whale Heritage beach cleaning event in Norway. The event took place in 6 bays on the islands off the coast of Sotra, coming off the back of the 1 year anniversary of the Cuviers Beaked whale which was found to have several kilos of plastic inside it's stomach after it was euthanized and subsequently autopsied. The Plastic Whale Heritage is a group of around 30 organisations that have come together to raise the profile of the growing issue of marine plastics.//SOPAIMAGES_10430473/Credit:D.James Homewood / SOPA I/SIPA/1805011253 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA) *** Local Caption *** 00856942
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NEWS - London: Proteste beim Besuch von Mohammad Bin Salman Al Saud
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A coalition of UK human rights organisations stages a protest outside Downing Street against the Saudi Arabia's and UK's role in the humanitarian crisis in Yemen during Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman visits to the UK.
Protest against Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's visit to London, UK - 07 Mar 2018
The protesters are calling out on human rights abuses by the Saudi kingdom, as well as the UK government's 4.6 billion pounds of arms sales and support for Riyadh's intervention in the war in Yemen, which has killed an estimated 10,000 civilians and pushed the poorest country in the Middle East to the brink of famine.
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NEWS - London: Proteste beim Besuch von Mohammad Bin Salman Al Saud
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Wiktor Szymanowicz/REX/Shutterstock (9451498c)
A coalition of UK human rights organisations stages a protest outside Downing Street against the Saudi Arabia's and UK's role in the humanitarian crisis in Yemen during Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman visits to the UK.
Protest against Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's visit to London, UK - 07 Mar 2018
The protesters are calling out on human rights abuses by the Saudi kingdom, as well as the UK government's 4.6 billion pounds of arms sales and support for Riyadh's intervention in the war in Yemen, which has killed an estimated 10,000 civilians and pushed the poorest country in the Middle East to the brink of famine.
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NEWS - London: Proteste beim Besuch von Mohammad Bin Salman Al Saud
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Wiktor Szymanowicz/REX/Shutterstock (9451498k)
A coalition of UK human rights organisations stages a protest outside Downing Street against the Saudi Arabia's and UK's role in the humanitarian crisis in Yemen during Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman visits to the UK.
Protest against Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's visit to London, UK - 07 Mar 2018
The protesters are calling out on human rights abuses by the Saudi kingdom, as well as the UK government's 4.6 billion pounds of arms sales and support for Riyadh's intervention in the war in Yemen, which has killed an estimated 10,000 civilians and pushed the poorest country in the Middle East to the brink of famine.
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DUK10086303_009
NEWS - London: Proteste beim Besuch von Mohammad Bin Salman Al Saud
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Wiktor Szymanowicz/REX/Shutterstock (9451498j)
A coalition of UK human rights organisations stages a protest outside Downing Street against the Saudi Arabia's and UK's role in the humanitarian crisis in Yemen during Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman visits to the UK.
Protest against Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's visit to London, UK - 07 Mar 2018
The protesters are calling out on human rights abuses by the Saudi kingdom, as well as the UK government's 4.6 billion pounds of arms sales and support for Riyadh's intervention in the war in Yemen, which has killed an estimated 10,000 civilians and pushed the poorest country in the Middle East to the brink of famine.
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NEWS - London: Proteste beim Besuch von Mohammad Bin Salman Al Saud
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Wiktor Szymanowicz/REX/Shutterstock (9451498e)
A coalition of UK human rights organisations stages a protest outside Downing Street against the Saudi Arabia's and UK's role in the humanitarian crisis in Yemen during Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman visits to the UK.
Protest against Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's visit to London, UK - 07 Mar 2018
The protesters are calling out on human rights abuses by the Saudi kingdom, as well as the UK government's 4.6 billion pounds of arms sales and support for Riyadh's intervention in the war in Yemen, which has killed an estimated 10,000 civilians and pushed the poorest country in the Middle East to the brink of famine.
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NEWS - London: Proteste beim Besuch von Mohammad Bin Salman Al Saud
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Wiktor Szymanowicz/REX/Shutterstock (9451498d)
A coalition of UK human rights organisations stages a protest outside Downing Street against the Saudi Arabia's and UK's role in the humanitarian crisis in Yemen during Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman visits to the UK.
Protest against Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's visit to London, UK - 07 Mar 2018
The protesters are calling out on human rights abuses by the Saudi kingdom, as well as the UK government's 4.6 billion pounds of arms sales and support for Riyadh's intervention in the war in Yemen, which has killed an estimated 10,000 civilians and pushed the poorest country in the Middle East to the brink of famine.
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DUK10026680_004
PEOPLE - London: Die Queen feiert weiter mit dem Patron's Lunch
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Britain's Kate, Catherine Duchess of Cambridge laughs as he meets the crowd during the Patron's Lunch. As part of the celebrations for Queen Elizabeth II II's 90th birthday it is a street party celebrating Queen Elizabeth II ?s patronage of charities and organisations.
The Patron's Lunch, Queen Elizabeth II's 90th Birthday Celebrations, London, UK - 12 Jun 2016
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PEOPLE - London: Die Queen feiert weiter mit dem Patron's Lunch
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Britain's Queen Elizabeth II walks to make a speech watched by Kate, Catherine Duchess of Cambridge, Price Harry, second right, and Prince William during the Patron's Lunch. As part of the celebrations for Queen Elizabeth II II's 90th birthday it is a street party celebrating Queen Elizabeth II ?s patronage of charities and organisations.
The Patron's Lunch, Queen Elizabeth II's 90th Birthday Celebrations, London, UK - 12 Jun 2016
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STUDIO - Jaha Dukureh
Jaha Dukareh is an FGM Campaigner. Dukureh is a Gambian women’s right activist and anti-female genital mutilation campaigner. She is the founder and executive director of Safe Hands for Girls, an organization working to end FGM
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PORTRAIT - Jaha Dukareh
Jaha Dukareh is an FGM Campaigner. Dukureh is a Gambian women’s right activist and anti-female genital mutilation campaigner. She is the founder and executive director of Safe Hands for Girls, an organization working to end FGM
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STUDIO - Jaha Dukureh
Jaha Dukareh is an FGM Campaigner. Dukureh is a Gambian women’s right activist and anti-female genital mutilation campaigner. She is the founder and executive director of Safe Hands for Girls, an organization working to end FGM
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PORTRAIT - Jaha Dukareh
Jaha Dukareh is an FGM Campaigner. Dukureh is a Gambian women’s right activist and anti-female genital mutilation campaigner. She is the founder and executive director of Safe Hands for Girls, an organization working to end FGM
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STUDIO - Jaha Dukureh
Jaha Dukareh is an FGM Campaigner. Dukureh is a Gambian women’s right activist and anti-female genital mutilation campaigner. She is the founder and executive director of Safe Hands for Girls, an organization working to end FGM
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PORTRAIT - Jaha Dukareh
Jaha Dukareh is an FGM Campaigner. Dukureh is a Gambian women’s right activist and anti-female genital mutilation campaigner. She is the founder and executive director of Safe Hands for Girls, an organization working to end FGM
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STUDIO - Jaha Dukureh
Jaha Dukareh is an FGM Campaigner. Dukureh is a Gambian women’s right activist and anti-female genital mutilation campaigner. She is the founder and executive director of Safe Hands for Girls, an organization working to end FGM
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PORTRAIT - Jaha Dukareh
Jaha Dukareh is an FGM Campaigner. Dukureh is a Gambian women’s right activist and anti-female genital mutilation campaigner. She is the founder and executive director of Safe Hands for Girls, an organization working to end FGM
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STUDIO - Jaha Dukureh
Jaha Dukareh is an FGM Campaigner. Dukureh is a Gambian women’s right activist and anti-female genital mutilation campaigner. She is the founder and executive director of Safe Hands for Girls, an organization working to end FGM
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PORTRAIT - Jaha Dukareh
Jaha Dukareh is an FGM Campaigner. Dukureh is a Gambian women’s right activist and anti-female genital mutilation campaigner. She is the founder and executive director of Safe Hands for Girls, an organization working to end FGM
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STUDIO - Jaha Dukureh
Jaha Dukareh is an FGM Campaigner. Dukureh is a Gambian women’s right activist and anti-female genital mutilation campaigner. She is the founder and executive director of Safe Hands for Girls, an organization working to end FGM
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PORTRAIT - Jaha Dukareh
Jaha Dukareh is an FGM Campaigner. Dukureh is a Gambian women’s right activist and anti-female genital mutilation campaigner. She is the founder and executive director of Safe Hands for Girls, an organization working to end FGM
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STUDIO - Jaha Dukureh
Jaha Dukureh in a fabric shop in Serekunda Market.
Jaha Dukureh is a Gambian-born FGM-survivor living in Atlanta, Georgia, US. The mother of three is a women’s rights campaigner and director of NGO Safe Hands for Girls. Working closely with the Guardian newspaper she is fighting for an end to the harmful cultural practice known as female genital mutilation. As the daughter of an Imam and a practicing muslim, she is a vocal opponent to those who claim that it has any place in Islam. Earlier this year she organised a training program for Gambian journalists to teach reporters how to cover stories of FGM in their own country, an issue that has largely been neglected by the press. The program is intended to be rolled out to other African countries later in 2015, starting in Kenya. Jaha is currently raising funds and support for a women's centre in Gambia that will offer medical advice and information to girls and women at risk of FGM and other associated practices. So far Jaha and her charity, Safe Hands for Girls, has raised around $20,000 of the $80,000 they need to start construction. In April she proposed her plans for the women’s centre to the Minister for Land and Regional Government Momodou Aki Bayo and has been allocated a 200m x 200m piece of land for the purpose near the capital Banjul, and a proposal has been put forward to name the centre after the First Lady Zineb Jammeh.
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STUDIO - Jaha Dukureh
Jaha Dukureh in a fabric shop in Serekunda Market.
Jaha Dukureh is a Gambian-born FGM-survivor living in Atlanta, Georgia, US. The mother of three is a women’s rights campaigner and director of NGO Safe Hands for Girls. Working closely with the Guardian newspaper she is fighting for an end to the harmful cultural practice known as female genital mutilation. As the daughter of an Imam and a practicing muslim, she is a vocal opponent to those who claim that it has any place in Islam. Earlier this year she organised a training program for Gambian journalists to teach reporters how to cover stories of FGM in their own country, an issue that has largely been neglected by the press. The program is intended to be rolled out to other African countries later in 2015, starting in Kenya. Jaha is currently raising funds and support for a women's centre in Gambia that will offer medical advice and information to girls and women at risk of FGM and other associated practices. So far Jaha and her charity, Safe Hands for Girls, has raised around $20,000 of the $80,000 they need to start construction. In April she proposed her plans for the women’s centre to the Minister for Land and Regional Government Momodou Aki Bayo and has been allocated a 200m x 200m piece of land for the purpose near the capital Banjul, and a proposal has been put forward to name the centre after the First Lady Zineb Jammeh.
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STUDIO - Jaha Dukureh
Jaha Dukureh in a fabric shop in Serekunda Market.
Jaha Dukureh is a Gambian-born FGM-survivor living in Atlanta, Georgia, US. The mother of three is a women’s rights campaigner and director of NGO Safe Hands for Girls. Working closely with the Guardian newspaper she is fighting for an end to the harmful cultural practice known as female genital mutilation. As the daughter of an Imam and a practicing muslim, she is a vocal opponent to those who claim that it has any place in Islam. Earlier this year she organised a training program for Gambian journalists to teach reporters how to cover stories of FGM in their own country, an issue that has largely been neglected by the press. The program is intended to be rolled out to other African countries later in 2015, starting in Kenya. Jaha is currently raising funds and support for a women's centre in Gambia that will offer medical advice and information to girls and women at risk of FGM and other associated practices. So far Jaha and her charity, Safe Hands for Girls, has raised around $20,000 of the $80,000 they need to start construction. In April she proposed her plans for the women’s centre to the Minister for Land and Regional Government Momodou Aki Bayo and has been allocated a 200m x 200m piece of land for the purpose near the capital Banjul, and a proposal has been put forward to name the centre after the First Lady Zineb Jammeh.
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STUDIO - Jaha Dukureh
Jaha Dukureh is a Gambian-born FGM-survivor living in Atlanta, Georgia, US. The mother of three is a women’s rights campaigner and director of NGO Safe Hands for Girls. Working closely with the Guardian newspaper she is fighting for an end to the harmful cultural practice known as female genital mutilation. As the daughter of an Imam and a practicing muslim, she is a vocal opponent to those who claim that it has any place in Islam. Earlier this year she organised a training program for Gambian journalists to teach reporters how to cover stories of FGM in their own country, an issue that has largely been neglected by the press. The program is intended to be rolled out to other African countries later in 2015, starting in Kenya. Jaha is currently raising funds and support for a women's centre in Gambia that will offer medical advice and information to girls and women at risk of FGM and other associated practices. So far Jaha and her charity, Safe Hands for Girls, has raised around $20,000 of the $80,000 they need to start construction. In April she proposed her plans for the women’s centre to the Minister for Land and Regional Government Momodou Aki Bayo and has been allocated a 200m x 200m piece of land for the purpose near the capital Banjul, and a proposal has been put forward to name the centre after the First Lady Zineb Jammeh.
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STUDIO - Jaha Dukureh
Jaha Dukureh is a Gambian-born FGM-survivor living in Atlanta, Georgia, US. The mother of three is a women’s rights campaigner and director of NGO Safe Hands for Girls. Working closely with the Guardian newspaper she is fighting for an end to the harmful cultural practice known as female genital mutilation. As the daughter of an Imam and a practicing muslim, she is a vocal opponent to those who claim that it has any place in Islam. Earlier this year she organised a training program for Gambian journalists to teach reporters how to cover stories of FGM in their own country, an issue that has largely been neglected by the press. The program is intended to be rolled out to other African countries later in 2015, starting in Kenya. Jaha is currently raising funds and support for a women's centre in Gambia that will offer medical advice and information to girls and women at risk of FGM and other associated practices. So far Jaha and her charity, Safe Hands for Girls, has raised around $20,000 of the $80,000 they need to start construction. In April she proposed her plans for the women’s centre to the Minister for Land and Regional Government Momodou Aki Bayo and has been allocated a 200m x 200m piece of land for the purpose near the capital Banjul, and a proposal has been put forward to name the centre after the First Lady Zineb Jammeh.
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STUDIO - Jaha Dukureh
Jaha Dukureh is a Gambian-born FGM-survivor living in Atlanta, Georgia, US. The mother of three is a women’s rights campaigner and director of NGO Safe Hands for Girls. Working closely with the Guardian newspaper she is fighting for an end to the harmful cultural practice known as female genital mutilation. As the daughter of an Imam and a practicing muslim, she is a vocal opponent to those who claim that it has any place in Islam. Earlier this year she organised a training program for Gambian journalists to teach reporters how to cover stories of FGM in their own country, an issue that has largely been neglected by the press. The program is intended to be rolled out to other African countries later in 2015, starting in Kenya. Jaha is currently raising funds and support for a women's centre in Gambia that will offer medical advice and information to girls and women at risk of FGM and other associated practices. So far Jaha and her charity, Safe Hands for Girls, has raised around $20,000 of the $80,000 they need to start construction. In April she proposed her plans for the women’s centre to the Minister for Land and Regional Government Momodou Aki Bayo and has been allocated a 200m x 200m piece of land for the purpose near the capital Banjul, and a proposal has been put forward to name the centre after the First Lady Zineb Jammeh.
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STUDIO - Jaha Dukureh
Jaha Dukureh is a Gambian-born FGM-survivor living in Atlanta, Georgia, US. The mother of three is a women’s rights campaigner and director of NGO Safe Hands for Girls. Working closely with the Guardian newspaper she is fighting for an end to the harmful cultural practice known as female genital mutilation. As the daughter of an Imam and a practicing muslim, she is a vocal opponent to those who claim that it has any place in Islam. Earlier this year she organised a training program for Gambian journalists to teach reporters how to cover stories of FGM in their own country, an issue that has largely been neglected by the press. The program is intended to be rolled out to other African countries later in 2015, starting in Kenya. Jaha is currently raising funds and support for a women's centre in Gambia that will offer medical advice and information to girls and women at risk of FGM and other associated practices. So far Jaha and her charity, Safe Hands for Girls, has raised around $20,000 of the $80,000 they need to start construction. In April she proposed her plans for the women’s centre to the Minister for Land and Regional Government Momodou Aki Bayo and has been allocated a 200m x 200m piece of land for the purpose near the capital Banjul, and a proposal has been put forward to name the centre after the First Lady Zineb Jammeh.
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STUDIO - Jaha Dukureh
Jaha Dukureh is a Gambian-born FGM-survivor living in Atlanta, Georgia, US. The mother of three is a women’s rights campaigner and director of NGO Safe Hands for Girls. Working closely with the Guardian newspaper she is fighting for an end to the harmful cultural practice known as female genital mutilation. As the daughter of an Imam and a practicing muslim, she is a vocal opponent to those who claim that it has any place in Islam. Earlier this year she organised a training program for Gambian journalists to teach reporters how to cover stories of FGM in their own country, an issue that has largely been neglected by the press. The program is intended to be rolled out to other African countries later in 2015, starting in Kenya. Jaha is currently raising funds and support for a women's centre in Gambia that will offer medical advice and information to girls and women at risk of FGM and other associated practices. So far Jaha and her charity, Safe Hands for Girls, has raised around $20,000 of the $80,000 they need to start construction. In April she proposed her plans for the women’s centre to the Minister for Land and Regional Government Momodou Aki Bayo and has been allocated a 200m x 200m piece of land for the purpose near the capital Banjul, and a proposal has been put forward to name the centre after the First Lady Zineb Jammeh.
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STUDIO - Jaha Dukureh
Jaha Dukureh is a Gambian-born FGM-survivor living in Atlanta, Georgia, US. The mother of three is a women’s rights campaigner and director of NGO Safe Hands for Girls. Working closely with the Guardian newspaper she is fighting for an end to the harmful cultural practice known as female genital mutilation. As the daughter of an Imam and a practicing muslim, she is a vocal opponent to those who claim that it has any place in Islam. Earlier this year she organised a training program for Gambian journalists to teach reporters how to cover stories of FGM in their own country, an issue that has largely been neglected by the press. The program is intended to be rolled out to other African countries later in 2015, starting in Kenya. Jaha is currently raising funds and support for a women's centre in Gambia that will offer medical advice and information to girls and women at risk of FGM and other associated practices. So far Jaha and her charity, Safe Hands for Girls, has raised around $20,000 of the $80,000 they need to start construction. In April she proposed her plans for the women’s centre to the Minister for Land and Regional Government Momodou Aki Bayo and has been allocated a 200m x 200m piece of land for the purpose near the capital Banjul, and a proposal has been put forward to name the centre after the First Lady Zineb Jammeh.
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STUDIO - Jaha Dukureh
Jaha Dukureh is a Gambian-born FGM-survivor living in Atlanta, Georgia, US. The mother of three is a women’s rights campaigner and director of NGO Safe Hands for Girls. Working closely with the Guardian newspaper she is fighting for an end to the harmful cultural practice known as female genital mutilation. As the daughter of an Imam and a practicing muslim, she is a vocal opponent to those who claim that it has any place in Islam. Earlier this year she organised a training program for Gambian journalists to teach reporters how to cover stories of FGM in their own country, an issue that has largely been neglected by the press. The program is intended to be rolled out to other African countries later in 2015, starting in Kenya. Jaha is currently raising funds and support for a women's centre in Gambia that will offer medical advice and information to girls and women at risk of FGM and other associated practices. So far Jaha and her charity, Safe Hands for Girls, has raised around $20,000 of the $80,000 they need to start construction. In April she proposed her plans for the women’s centre to the Minister for Land and Regional Government Momodou Aki Bayo and has been allocated a 200m x 200m piece of land for the purpose near the capital Banjul, and a proposal has been put forward to name the centre after the First Lady Zineb Jammeh.
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STUDIO - Jaha Dukureh
Jaha Dukureh is a Gambian-born FGM-survivor living in Atlanta, Georgia, US. The mother of three is a women’s rights campaigner and director of NGO Safe Hands for Girls. Working closely with the Guardian newspaper she is fighting for an end to the harmful cultural practice known as female genital mutilation. As the daughter of an Imam and a practicing muslim, she is a vocal opponent to those who claim that it has any place in Islam. Earlier this year she organised a training program for Gambian journalists to teach reporters how to cover stories of FGM in their own country, an issue that has largely been neglected by the press. The program is intended to be rolled out to other African countries later in 2015, starting in Kenya. Jaha is currently raising funds and support for a women's centre in Gambia that will offer medical advice and information to girls and women at risk of FGM and other associated practices. So far Jaha and her charity, Safe Hands for Girls, has raised around $20,000 of the $80,000 they need to start construction. In April she proposed her plans for the women’s centre to the Minister for Land and Regional Government Momodou Aki Bayo and has been allocated a 200m x 200m piece of land for the purpose near the capital Banjul, and a proposal has been put forward to name the centre after the First Lady Zineb Jammeh.
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STUDIO - Jaha Dukureh
Jaha Dukureh is a Gambian-born FGM-survivor living in Atlanta, Georgia, US. The mother of three is a women’s rights campaigner and director of NGO Safe Hands for Girls. Working closely with the Guardian newspaper she is fighting for an end to the harmful cultural practice known as female genital mutilation. As the daughter of an Imam and a practicing muslim, she is a vocal opponent to those who claim that it has any place in Islam. Earlier this year she organised a training program for Gambian journalists to teach reporters how to cover stories of FGM in their own country, an issue that has largely been neglected by the press. The program is intended to be rolled out to other African countries later in 2015, starting in Kenya. Jaha is currently raising funds and support for a women's centre in Gambia that will offer medical advice and information to girls and women at risk of FGM and other associated practices. So far Jaha and her charity, Safe Hands for Girls, has raised around $20,000 of the $80,000 they need to start construction. In April she proposed her plans for the women’s centre to the Minister for Land and Regional Government Momodou Aki Bayo and has been allocated a 200m x 200m piece of land for the purpose near the capital Banjul, and a proposal has been put forward to name the centre after the First Lady Zineb Jammeh.
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STUDIO - Jaha Dukureh
Jaha Dukureh is a Gambian-born FGM-survivor living in Atlanta, Georgia, US. The mother of three is a women’s rights campaigner and director of NGO Safe Hands for Girls. Working closely with the Guardian newspaper she is fighting for an end to the harmful cultural practice known as female genital mutilation. As the daughter of an Imam and a practicing muslim, she is a vocal opponent to those who claim that it has any place in Islam. Earlier this year she organised a training program for Gambian journalists to teach reporters how to cover stories of FGM in their own country, an issue that has largely been neglected by the press. The program is intended to be rolled out to other African countries later in 2015, starting in Kenya. Jaha is currently raising funds and support for a women's centre in Gambia that will offer medical advice and information to girls and women at risk of FGM and other associated practices. So far Jaha and her charity, Safe Hands for Girls, has raised around $20,000 of the $80,000 they need to start construction. In April she proposed her plans for the women’s centre to the Minister for Land and Regional Government Momodou Aki Bayo and has been allocated a 200m x 200m piece of land for the purpose near the capital Banjul, and a proposal has been put forward to name the centre after the First Lady Zineb Jammeh.
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STUDIO - Jaha Dukureh
Jaha Dukureh is a Gambian-born FGM-survivor living in Atlanta, Georgia, US. The mother of three is a women’s rights campaigner and director of NGO Safe Hands for Girls. Working closely with the Guardian newspaper she is fighting for an end to the harmful cultural practice known as female genital mutilation. As the daughter of an Imam and a practicing muslim, she is a vocal opponent to those who claim that it has any place in Islam. Earlier this year she organised a training program for Gambian journalists to teach reporters how to cover stories of FGM in their own country, an issue that has largely been neglected by the press. The program is intended to be rolled out to other African countries later in 2015, starting in Kenya. Jaha is currently raising funds and support for a women's centre in Gambia that will offer medical advice and information to girls and women at risk of FGM and other associated practices. So far Jaha and her charity, Safe Hands for Girls, has raised around $20,000 of the $80,000 they need to start construction. In April she proposed her plans for the women’s centre to the Minister for Land and Regional Government Momodou Aki Bayo and has been allocated a 200m x 200m piece of land for the purpose near the capital Banjul, and a proposal has been put forward to name the centre after the First Lady Zineb Jammeh.
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STUDIO - Jaha Dukureh
Jaha Dukureh in her office in the Gambia city Serakunda ahead of a three day training program for journalists.
Jaha Dukureh is a Gambian-born FGM-survivor living in Atlanta, Georgia, US. The mother of three is a women’s rights campaigner and director of NGO Safe Hands for Girls. Working closely with the Guardian newspaper she is fighting for an end to the harmful cultural practice known as female genital mutilation. As the daughter of an Imam and a practicing muslim, she is a vocal opponent to those who claim that it has any place in Islam. Earlier this year she organised a training program for Gambian journalists to teach reporters how to cover stories of FGM in their own country, an issue that has largely been neglected by the press. The program is intended to be rolled out to other African countries later in 2015, starting in Kenya. Jaha is currently raising funds and support for a women's centre in Gambia that will offer medical advice and information to girls and women at risk of FGM and other associated practices. So far Jaha and her charity, Safe Hands for Girls, has raised around $20,000 of the $80,000 they need to start construction. In April she proposed her plans for the women’s centre to the Minister for Land and Regional Government Momodou Aki Bayo and has been allocated a 200m x 200m piece of land for the purpose near the capital Banjul, and a proposal has been put forward to name the centre after the First Lady Zineb Jammeh.
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STUDIO - Jaha Dukureh
Jaha Dukureh in her office in the Gambia city Serakunda ahead of a three day training program for journalists.
Jaha Dukureh is a Gambian-born FGM-survivor living in Atlanta, Georgia, US. The mother of three is a women’s rights campaigner and director of NGO Safe Hands for Girls. Working closely with the Guardian newspaper she is fighting for an end to the harmful cultural practice known as female genital mutilation. As the daughter of an Imam and a practicing muslim, she is a vocal opponent to those who claim that it has any place in Islam. Earlier this year she organised a training program for Gambian journalists to teach reporters how to cover stories of FGM in their own country, an issue that has largely been neglected by the press. The program is intended to be rolled out to other African countries later in 2015, starting in Kenya. Jaha is currently raising funds and support for a women's centre in Gambia that will offer medical advice and information to girls and women at risk of FGM and other associated practices. So far Jaha and her charity, Safe Hands for Girls, has raised around $20,000 of the $80,000 they need to start construction. In April she proposed her plans for the women’s centre to the Minister for Land and Regional Government Momodou Aki Bayo and has been allocated a 200m x 200m piece of land for the purpose near the capital Banjul, and a proposal has been put forward to name the centre after the First Lady Zineb Jammeh.
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STUDIO - Jaha Dukureh
Jaha Dukureh in her office in the Gambia city Serakunda ahead of a three day training program for journalists.
Jaha Dukureh is a Gambian-born FGM-survivor living in Atlanta, Georgia, US. The mother of three is a women’s rights campaigner and director of NGO Safe Hands for Girls. Working closely with the Guardian newspaper she is fighting for an end to the harmful cultural practice known as female genital mutilation. As the daughter of an Imam and a practicing muslim, she is a vocal opponent to those who claim that it has any place in Islam. Earlier this year she organised a training program for Gambian journalists to teach reporters how to cover stories of FGM in their own country, an issue that has largely been neglected by the press. The program is intended to be rolled out to other African countries later in 2015, starting in Kenya. Jaha is currently raising funds and support for a women's centre in Gambia that will offer medical advice and information to girls and women at risk of FGM and other associated practices. So far Jaha and her charity, Safe Hands for Girls, has raised around $20,000 of the $80,000 they need to start construction. In April she proposed her plans for the women’s centre to the Minister for Land and Regional Government Momodou Aki Bayo and has been allocated a 200m x 200m piece of land for the purpose near the capital Banjul, and a proposal has been put forward to name the centre after the First Lady Zineb Jammeh.
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STUDIO - Jaha Dukureh
Jaha Dukureh in her office in the Gambia city Serakunda ahead of a three day training program for journalists.
Jaha Dukureh is a Gambian-born FGM-survivor living in Atlanta, Georgia, US. The mother of three is a women’s rights campaigner and director of NGO Safe Hands for Girls. Working closely with the Guardian newspaper she is fighting for an end to the harmful cultural practice known as female genital mutilation. As the daughter of an Imam and a practicing muslim, she is a vocal opponent to those who claim that it has any place in Islam. Earlier this year she organised a training program for Gambian journalists to teach reporters how to cover stories of FGM in their own country, an issue that has largely been neglected by the press. The program is intended to be rolled out to other African countries later in 2015, starting in Kenya. Jaha is currently raising funds and support for a women's centre in Gambia that will offer medical advice and information to girls and women at risk of FGM and other associated practices. So far Jaha and her charity, Safe Hands for Girls, has raised around $20,000 of the $80,000 they need to start construction. In April she proposed her plans for the women’s centre to the Minister for Land and Regional Government Momodou Aki Bayo and has been allocated a 200m x 200m piece of land for the purpose near the capital Banjul, and a proposal has been put forward to name the centre after the First Lady Zineb Jammeh.
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REPORTAGE: Hochzeit und Schwangerschaft in Ethiopien
Early marriage and pregnancy are challenges faced by many teenage girls in Ethiopia. Unicef's Girls' Empowerment photo project aims to document the hopes, dreams and aspirations of young women throughout Ethiopia.Girls and women pose for photographs by the side of the road in Mengie, Ethiopia Wednesday, March 4, 2015. They are being photographed as part of a project that aims to document the hopes, dreams and aspirations of Ethiopian girls in different parts of the country.
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REPORTAGE: Hochzeit und Schwangerschaft in Ethiopien
Early marriage and pregnancy are challenges faced by many teenage girls in Ethiopia. Unicef's Girls' Empowerment photo project aims to document the hopes, dreams and aspirations of young women throughout Ethiopia.Young girls play football with boys in Mengie, Ethiopia Wednesday, March 4, 2015. They are being photographed as part of a project that aims to document the hopes, dreams and aspirations of Ethiopian girls in different parts of the country.
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REPORTAGE: Hochzeit und Schwangerschaft in Ethiopien
Early marriage and pregnancy are challenges faced by many teenage girls in Ethiopia. Unicef's Girls' Empowerment photo project aims to document the hopes, dreams and aspirations of young women throughout Ethiopia.Al Hija Mohamed. , a health extension worker, poses for a photograph in Mengie, Ethiopia Wednesday, March 4, 2015. They are being photographed as part of a project that aims to document the hopes, dreams and aspirations of Ethiopian girls in different parts of the country.
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