Carolina (C), daughter of Orfa, a migrant from Honduras, sits with friend Jefferson and younger sister Rachel on Christmas Eve inside her family’s trailer in Texico, New Mexico, U.S. Amid gang violence in Honduras, Orfa migrated to the US with her children Carolina, Bayron and Rachel in early 2018. As the fear of uncertainty remains, the family is acclimatising itself to their new lifestyle in the country.

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This project became a cooperative society in 2012, and had its fair share of teething problems like the majority of windmills, RWH systems had stopped working and the society members had to spend a considerable amount of money to bring it back into working... read more

A Bhutanese archer aims at a target at the Changlimithang Archery Ground in Thimphu. Every weekend Bhutanese Pema Dorji channels his inner Robin Hood and aims for the bull’s-eye, but not without generous sips of the local brew and a leg-kicking dance and song routine. The likes of Dorji make up the vibrant archery scene in the Himalayan kingdom where archery is a way of life for its 800,000 people.

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