Labor in bangladesh lead their live by poor earning. After working 11 hours a day by unloading coal they have earn less then $2 USD. In modern age they have work manually till now.
According to ILO (International Labor Organization), the harsh reality is that some 375 million working women and men are not able to earn enough to keep themselves and their families above the $1.25 a day extreme poverty line. That is around one in eight of the employed population of the developing world where more than a quarter of working women and men live with their families on $2 a day or less.
This is the token that after carrying every bucket of coal unloading the labor earn 1.After work they've calculate how many basket they carried out & this calculation is their earning of the day.Every token value is taka 2.5 ($0.031 USD).
Labor in bangladesh lead their live by poor earning. After working 11 hours a day they have earn less then $2 USD. In modern age they have work manually till now.
According to ILO (International Labor Organization), the harsh reality is that some 375 million working women and men are not able to earn enough to keep themselves and their families above the $1.25 a day extreme poverty line. That is around one in eight of the employed population of the developing world where more than a quarter of working women and men live with their families on $2 a day or less.
Labor in bangladesh lead their live by poor earning. After working 11 hours a day in coal unloading they have earn less then $2 USD. In modern age they have work manually till now.
According to ILO (International Labor Organization), the harsh reality is that some 375 million working women and men are not able to earn enough to keep themselves and their families above the $1.25 a day extreme poverty line. That is around one in eight of the employed population of the developing world where more than a quarter of working women and men live with their families on $2 a day or less.
Polash age of 13 work 11 hours a day & have earn taka 180-200 (about $2.5 USD) by unloading coal.he never use any musk or gloves for protection that causes of many types of sickness.
Labor in bangladesh lead their live by poor earning. After working 11 hours a day they have earn less then $2 USD. In modern age they have work manually till now.
According to ILO (International Labor Organization), the harsh reality is that some 375 million working women and men are not able to earn enough to keep themselves and their families above the $1.25 a day extreme poverty line. That is around one in eight of the employed population of the developing world where more than a quarter of working women and men live with their families on $2 a day or less.
Many children like Shuhun work in the fields alongside the grownups. Often, they take care of forming the mud into bricks using metal and wooden forms. Bricks are the most efficient and widely used building material and new brick buildings are erected across the country. Bandarban, Bangladesh. January 2013.
A young boy dressed as Santa Claus sits in front of a nativity scene in Manger Square in Bethlehem, Palestine. December 24, 2012.
Aisha (name changed), 24, from Timbuktu sits in the room of her host family in Bamako where she has found refuge since being raped by members of the MNLA. Her nephew, Oumar (name changed and at right), 6, came with Aisha after his father was killed also by members of the MNLA. They threw white powder on his hands and body, leaving him blistered and sore. Soon after, his mother fled to Abidjan to search for work.
A displaced Tuareg boy stands in the Bamako neighborhood he and many other displaced from the north have sought refuge in. Former residents of Timbuktu, Kidal and Gao, cities now under the occupation of Islamists linked to AQMI and other extremist groups, comprise the bulk of those displaced.
Name: Oumar Touré
Age: 13
City: Gao
A boy is examined by Medecins Du Monde doctor at Qah Camp for displaced Syrians on December 12, 2012. The same doctor reported high incidence of diarrhea, lung infections and hepatitis A among the population of nearly 3600 displaced Syrians.
A boy with shrapnel in his leg at Qah Camp for displaced Syrians on December 12, 2012. The same doctor reported high incidence of diarrhea, lung infections and hepatitis A among the population of nearly 3600 displaced Syrians.
A boy runs through the smoke of burning garbage in the Bamako neighborhood where many displaced from the north have sought refuge. More than 265,000 travelled to refugee camps in Mauritania, Niger and Burkina Faso while 185,800 more have been internally displaced.
Fences secure the storage rooms that include the humanitarian aids that are distributed in Al Zaatari Refugee Camp. As soon as people were informed that new supplies were arriving to the camp, children slept all the night behind the fence awaiting for their new blankets.
A young boy herds sheep in Segou, in front of a house where a family of displaced have come to flee the north. More than 265,000 travelled to refugee camps in Mauritania, Niger and Burkina Faso while 185,800 more have been internally displaced.
A young boy herds his family’s livestock in the outskirts of Segou, Mali on November 27th 2012.
A Palestinian boy walks in the smoke of tear gas launched by the Israeli military.
Un niño palestino camina entre el humo de los gases lacrimogenos lanzados por los militares Israelies
Palestinian kid with stones in front of the control tower on Belén`s wall , West Bank
A boy washes his hands after visiting the toilet. It is recommended that one should wash hands using soap every time after visiting the toilet to avoid diseases related to poor hygiene.
The Lebanese Communist Party and the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine demonstrated in front of the ESCWA (Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia) building in Beirut, Lebanon, demonstrating against the Israeli strikes inside the Gaza Strip on Thursday, November 15, 2012.
Photo: Hussein Beydoun
إعتصام لحزب الشيوعي اللبناني والجبهة الشعبية لتحرير فلسطين مقابل مبنى اسكوا في بيروت ضد مجازر الاسرائليين في قطاع غزة. بيروت ، لبنان . تصوير : حسين بيضون
Arvin, a 13 years old Iranian Jewish boy celebrating his Bar Mitzvah at the biggest Synagogue in Yussef Abad in the North of Teheran.
Out of the 80 000 Jews present in Iran under the Shah, there are barely 10,000 today. This religious minority has its Member of Parliament, schools ... but must live in discretion.
Arvin , learning to read the Torah for his Bar Mitzvah. His standing on carved altar carved in wood and gold in the biggest Synagogue of Yussef Abad, in the North of Teheran.
Jewish boys reading the Torah during Arvin's Bar-Mitzvah. After the ceremony, guests gather around a sumptuous buffet. On the menu: traditional Iranian dishes and ... wine. Within the Islamic Republic, alcohol is prohibited for muslims, but tolerated for religious minorities like Jews and Christians.
Arvin and the Rabbi during his Bar Mitzvah in the biggest synagogue in Tehran.
The menorah, one of the oldest symbols of the Jewish faith, in the Yousef Abad Synagogue.
10 year old amputee Pat Roty lost his leg 3 years ago whilst playing close to his home. Landmines in rural areas of Cambodia are still a major problem, and unfortunately a large percentage of the victims are children.
Protesters marched to the port of entry to demand justice for the slaying of a 16-year-old by US Border Patrol (Nov. 2, 2012, Nogales, Sonora).
Protesters marched to the port of entry to demand justice for the slaying of a 16-year-old by US Border Patrol (Nov. 2, 2012, Nogales, Sonora).
Protesters marched to the port of entry to demand justice for the US Border Patrol slaying of 16-year-old Jose Antonio Elena Rodriguez (Nov. 2, 2012, Nogales, Sonora).
Protesters marched to the port of entry to demand justice for the slaying of a 16-year-old by US Border Patrol (Nov. 2, 2012, Nogales, Sonora).
On October 12, 2012 critics of President Mohamed Morsi held a demonstration criticizing his first 100 days while supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood held a rally only feet away from the secular opponents to rally against the courts that acquitted two dozen allies of ex-president Hosni Mubarak. Not long after violent clashes broke out where Molotov cocktails and rocks were thrown. At least 11o people were injured.
Name: Modibo Maiga
Age: 14
City: Gao
A displaced boy from Tessit plays with marbles in the compound where 20 other displaced families have sought refuge in Bamako. More than 265,000 travelled to refugee camps in Mauritania, Niger and Burkina Faso while 185,800 more have been internally displaced.
Located in Kizilsu Kirghiz Autonomous Prefecture, Karakul Lake, also known as the "Black lake," is home to this child who lives alone in a necropolis along the shore.
Kisubi Point - Lake Victoria - Uganda - 2012-08-28-
Lake Victoria is one of the African Great Lakes. The lake was named after Queen Victoria of the United Kingdom, by John Hanning Speke, the first European to discover this lake.
With a surface area of 68,800 square kilometres (26,600 sq mi), Lake Victoria is Africa’s largest lake by area, and it is the largest tropical lake in the world. Lake Victoria is the world's second largest freshwater lake by surface area; only Lake Superior in North America is larger. In terms of its volume, Lake Victoria is the world's ninth largest continental lake, and it contains about 2,750 cubic kilometers (2.2 billion acre-feet) of water.
Lake Victoria receives most of its water from direct precipitation or from thousands of small streams. The largest stream flowing into this lake is the Kagera River, the mouth of which lies on the lake's western shore. There are two rivers that leave the lake, the White Nile (known as the "Victoria Nile" as it leaves the lake), flows out at Jinja, Uganda on the lake's north shore and the Katonga River flows out at Lukaya on the western shore connecting the lake to Lake George, in western Uganda.
Lake Victoria occupies a shallow depression in Africa and has a maximum depth of 84 metres (276 ft) and an average depth of 40 metres (130 ft). Its catchment area covers 184,000 square kilometers (71,040 sq mi). The lake has a shoreline of 4,828 kilometres (3,000 mi), with islands constituting 3.7% of this length,[3] and is divided among three countries: Kenya (6% or 4,100 km2/1,600 sq mi), Uganda (45% or 31,000 km2/12,000 sq mi) and Tanzania (49% or 33,700 km2/13,000 sq mi)
The lake supports Africa's largest inland fishery.
The picture shows children playing on the shore of Lake Victoria at Kisubi Point, 20 miles from Kampala, capital of Uganda.
A look at Eid Al Fitr celebrations in Egypt, including the release of 638 prisoners from Egyptian prisons, as directed by presidential decree.
After the death of a 16 year old boy in Bahrain, local people and the boy's loved ones take to the streets in protest of human rights abuses and harsh treatment by Bahraini security forces.
A sample from a black & white photo essay of survivors of land mine detonations in Cambodia; despite a disproportionately large number of the population affected by land lines, many receive prostheses and a chance at life.
18 August 2012
Thousands gathered to mourn the death of Hummam Al Haddad, a sixteen year old boy who was allegedly shot, beaten and killed by Bahraini security forces. At the funeral Bahrainis shouted for the king and his successors to step down. Heavily armed regime forces reportedly blocked all bridges leading the the island of Muharraq where the boy was from and where the funeral was held, to prevent citizens from attending. The opposition group called The National Islamic Accord Association announced 3 days of mourning.
18 August 2012
Thousands gathered to mourn the death of Hummam Al Haddad, a sixteen year old boy who was allegedly shot, beaten and killed by Bahraini security forces. At the funeral Bahrainis shouted for the king and his successors to step down. Heavily armed regime forces reportedly blocked all bridges leading the the island of Muharraq where the boy was from and where the funeral was held, to prevent citizens from attending. The opposition group called The National Islamic Accord Association announced 3 days of mourning.
18 August 2012
Parents mourn the death of their 16 year old son who was allegedly beaten and killed by Bahraini security forces.
Thousands gathered to mourn the death of Hummam Al Haddad, a sixteen year old boy who was allegedly shot, beaten and killed by Bahraini security forces. At the funeral Bahrainis shouted for the king and his successors to step down. Heavily armed regime forces reportedly blocked all bridges leading the the island of Muharraq where the boy was from and where the funeral was held, to prevent citizens from attending. The opposition group called The National Islamic Accord Association announced 3 days of mourning.
18 August 2012
In Takbeer, citizens gathered on rooftops shouting, "God is Great," upon hearing the news of the 16 year old boy killed by Bahraini security forces.
Thousands gathered to mourn the death of Hummam Al Haddad, a sixteen year old boy who was allegedly shot, beaten and killed by Bahraini security forces. At the funeral Bahrainis shouted for the king and his successors to step down. Heavily armed regime forces reportedly blocked all bridges leading the the island of Muharraq where the boy was from and where the funeral was held, to prevent citizens from attending. The opposition group called The National Islamic Accord Association announced 3 days of mourning.
18 August 2012
Thousands gathered to mourn the death of Hummam Al Haddad, a sixteen year old boy who was allegedly shot, beaten and killed by Bahraini security forces. At the funeral Bahrainis shouted for the king and his successors to step down. Heavily armed regime forces reportedly blocked all bridges leading the the island of Muharraq where the boy was from and where the funeral was held, to prevent citizens from attending. The opposition group called The National Islamic Accord Association announced 3 days of mourning.