The Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa is experiencing one of the fastest rates of urban growth in the world. The construction boom is creating many new jobs. Here, unlike in Western countries, women work as bricklayers too. Their life is hard. But this kind of job is an opportunity to escape from the extreme poverty of the countryside and from unemployment. The reportage was published on the Swiss magazine Azione. x
The Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa is experiencing one of the fastest rates of urban growth in the world. The construction boom is creating many new jobs. Here, unlike in Western countries, women work as bricklayers too. Their life is hard. But this kind of job is an opportunity to escape from the extreme poverty of the countryside and from unemployment.
The Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa is experiencing one of the fastest rates of urban growth in the world. The construction boom is creating many new jobs. Here, unlike in Western countries, women work as bricklayers too. Their life is hard. But this kind of job is an opportunity to escape from the extreme poverty of the countryside and from unemployment. The reportage was published on the Swiss magazine Azione. x
The Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa is experiencing one of the fastest rates of urban growth in the world. The construction boom is creating many new jobs. Here, unlike in Western countries, women work as bricklayers too. Their life is hard. But this kind of job is an opportunity to escape from the extreme poverty of the countryside and from unemployment. The reportage was published on the Swiss magazine Azione. x
The Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa is experiencing one of the fastest rates of urban growth in the world. The construction boom is creating many new jobs. Here, unlike in Western countries, women work as bricklayers too. Their life is hard. But this kind of job is an opportunity to escape from the extreme poverty of the countryside and from unemployment. The reportage was published on the Swiss magazine Azione. x
Wedding in Bethlehem, West Bank, Palestine, a young couple get married in a traditional way in Palestine territory.
Wedding in Bethlehem, West Bank, Palestine, a young couple get married in a traditional way in Palestine territory.
Wedding in Bethlehem, West Bank, Palestine, a young couple get married in a traditional way in Palestine territory.
Wedding in Bethlehem, West Bank, Palestine, a young couple get married in a traditional way in Palestine territory.
Wedding in Bethlehem, West Bank, Palestine, a young couple get married in a traditional way in Palestine territory.
Wedding in Bethlehem, West Bank, Palestine, a young couple get married in a traditional way in Palestine territory.
Wedding in Bethlehem, West Bank, Palestine, a young couple get married in a traditional way in Palestine territory.
Wedding in Bethlehem, West Bank, Palestine, a young couple get married in a traditional way in Palestine territory.
Wedding in Bethlehem, West Bank, Palestine, a young couple get married in a traditional way in Palestine territory.
Wedding in Bethlehem, West Bank, Palestine, a young couple get married in a traditional way in Palestine territory.
Wedding in Bethlehem, West Bank, Palestine, a young couple get married in a traditional way in Palestine territory.
Wedding in Bethlehem, West Bank, Palestine, a young couple get married in a traditional way in Palestine territory.
Wedding in Bethlehem, West Bank, Palestine, a young couple get married in a traditional way in Palestine territory.
Wedding in Bethlehem, West Bank, Palestine, a young couple get married in a traditional way in Palestine territory.
It is a woman’s task to feed and take care of the animals in Salasaca. Salasacas mostly live off agriculture, animal husbandry, and handicrafts. Traditionally, women would take care of the house chores and the children, and men would work the fields. As time went by, more and more work would land on women’s shoulders: now their responsibilities are not only housekeeping and taking care of the animals, including gathering kikuyo, but agriculture, too. Salasaca district in Tungurava province, Equador, takes up only 12 square kilometers, but has preserved strong identity of the local inhabitants, as well as authentic culture and customs. Here, men and women wear traditional outfits everyday, obey festive rituals, and do handicrafts: they spin yarn and weave everyday and festive clothes, as well as tapestries, on archaic looms.
Paralympian Jonas Spudis is preparing for the Paralympic Games in Rio 2016.
Paralympian Jonas Spudis is preparing for the Paralympic Games in Rio 2016.
Paralympian Jonas Spudis is preparing for the Paralympic Games in Rio 2016.
Paralympian Jonas Spudis is preparing for the Paralympic Games in Rio 2016.
Paralympian Jonas Spudis and his coach Deimantas Jusys are preparing for the Paralympic Games in Rio 2016.
Paralympian Jonas Spudis is preparing for the Paralympic Games in Rio 2016.
Paralympian Jonas Spudis is preparing for the Paralympic Games in Rio 2016.
Paralympian Jonas Spudis is preparing for the Paralympic Games in Rio 2016.
Paralympian Jonas Spudis is preparing for the Paralympic Games in Rio 2016.
Paralympian Jonas Spudis is preparing for the Paralympic Games in Rio 2016.
Paralympian Jonas Spudis is preparing for the Paralympic Games in Rio 2016.
Paralympian Jonas Spudis is preparing for the Paralympic Games in Rio 2016.
Paralympian Jonas Spudis is preparing for the Paralympic Games in Rio 2016.
Paralympian Jonas Spudis is preparing for the Paralympic Games in Rio 2016.
Paralympian Jonas Spudis is preparing for the Paralympic Games in Rio 2016.
Paralympian Jonas Spudis is preparing for the Paralympic Games in Rio 2016.
Paralympian Jonas Spudis is preparing for the Paralympic Games in Rio 2016.
Paralympian Jonas Spudis is preparing for the Paralympic Games in Rio 2016.
Paralympian Jonas Spudis is preparing for the Paralympic Games in Rio 2016.
Paralympian Jonas Spudis is preparing for the Paralympic Games in Rio 2016.