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  • 14.07.06. Panthula Palle, Maoist aera, Warangal, Andhra Pradesh, Inde.Lalitha Gone, 24 ans etaient proprétaire avec son mari de 4 acres sur lequel ils cultivaient du coton Bt. Suite à de mauvaises récoltes et des dettes qu'il n'arrivait pas à rembourser, son mari se suicida en 2005.Depuis, Lalitha travaille comme main d'oeuvre sur ses propres terres qu'elle s'est vu confisquer par les prêteurs privés ( moneyleder). Elle doit encore leur rembourser 255000 roupies ( 4555 euros).
  • 12.12.06. Shyampetavelli, Warangal, Andhra Pradesh, Inde.Depuis l'implantation de Monsanto en 2002 dans le pays, 90 % des fermiers qui cultivaient du coton biologique, ont accepte de planter des graines de coton genetiquement modifiees (Bt) voyant ainsi la solution miracle pour faire du profit.
  • 17.07.06. Usine de coton, Gore kunta, Warangal, Andhra Pradesh, Inde. ici, troisième étape : le coton est sorti des sac pour être compressé. Les ouvriers sont payés au rendement (52 roupies par sacs de coton).Le coton sera ensuite exporté dans d'autres régions de l'Inde (ex: Bengale) ou vers l'étranger (Bangadesh, Etats-Unis, Chine, Australie....) pour la confection de vêtements.
  • 12.21.06 Oil Mills, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, India.Cette usine, achete les graines de coton. Une fois les graines compressees, l'huile (12%) sera rafinee puis vendue sur le marche local comme huile vegtale de cuisine.Ici, la partie dure restante (80 %) apellee {quote}oil cake{quote}, sera vendu aux fermiers comme aliment pour le betail (vaches, bufles, chevres....).
  • Femme fesant partie du gang rose.
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  • The majority of Australia’s population lives on the continent’s periphery in large cities such as the capital Canberra, Sydney or Melbourne. Nevertheless, about ten percent of Australians call the centre of the country home, otherwise known as the Bush and the Outback, an area which covers over two thirds of the territory. Northern Territory, Australia, October 2011.
  • Set up at the back of a restaurant, the only grocery store within a 300km radius stocks the strict minimum for locals and travellers. 2011, New South wales, Australia.
  • On the road. Mailbox. New South Wales, Australia.
  • Cawnalmurtee station, 8 000 hectares. Creed family. They found this baby walibi on the road and decided to adopt him. Since then, the walabi lives in their house. New South Wales, Australia.
  • Gaye and Mike’s living room at the back of the local post office in White Cliffs. New South Wales, Australia.
  • Cawnalmurtee station, 8 000 hectares. Creed family. Henry, 12 years old in his living room. New South Wales, Australia.
  • 22-year-old Cassandra is one of only two women who are part of the mustering team. The workers get free meals and accommodation and are paid between a$600 and a$800 per week. 2011, Northern Territory, Australia.
  • Aboard the helicopter, the pilot spots cattle running through the dry bed of the Finke river. Once the animals have been found, he radios the rest of the team who are travelling by motorbike or by car. They will then take over to herd the animals along the tracks to- wards the penning area. 2011, Northern Territory, Australia.
  • Sean, 30 years old, is from queensland. He comes from a family of three sons and is the only one to have chosen a life on the land. For him, the sense of space and freedom is priceless, des- pite the day-to-day hardships. A faint smile appears as he timidly says: it’s not as if i know how to do anything else. He works seven days a week, ear- ning a$230 per day (as a team leader) with free meals and accommodation. 2011, Northern Territory, Australia.
  • Once the animals are penned, it takes 4 to 5 days to let them through, one by one, to tattoo and vaccinate them and trim their horns before they are loaded for the abattoir or redirected towards another pasture. Cattle spend 4 to 5 years in pasture before they are sent to the abattoir. 2011, Northern Territory, Australia.
  • Outback, 2011, Northern Territory, Australia.
  • {quote}Australia is the land of lost children{quote}. White Gate, Alice Springs, Northern Territory, Australia.Quote by Frank Ansell, aboriginal healer.
  • Back in the 20's, his grand father, Roy Bell's was traveling with 5 to 10 boxers across the outback. Nowadays, it is becoming more difficult to keep the boxers and to pay them daily. So it can happen that Michael has to set up the big top of the tent, alone. Noonamah Tavern near Darwin, NT, November 2011.
  • Portrait of Marshall Karaitiana, one of Michael two sons. Marshall really wants to keep the family business of the Boxing Tent alive, with his brother Mikey. He has the same Maori tattoo from the Tuwharetoas tribe, like his brother Mikey and his father Michael like a familly pride. Katherine, NT, July 2013.
  • Hands shoot up in the crowd asking to be selected by Michael for their chance to fight. Dundee Lodge near Darwin, NT, April 2012.
  • The fights are seductive and not only to adults. Children can sometimes put up their hand to fight. Dundee Lodge near Darwin, NT, April 2012.
  • Last goodbie s for the ones who stay in the camps. August 2009.
  • Radika s baptem. Radika mainali, in a plane for the first time in her life, praying before they take off. August 2009.
  • Meeting again in Kabul : Farkhonda hug her aunt, her mother sister, Nazir, 17 years old. Kabul, Afghanistan.
  • Farkhonda smoking chicha in Kabul, Afghanistan. November 2012.
  • Thiméo was born on September 22, 2014. Laurine and her son live with her father in a public housing apartment in Fourmies.
  • Laurine after an appointment at the Maternal & Child Care Center where she sees a social worker and a doctor who give her advice and reassurance. Fourmies.
  • {quote}Before I did go to church but not that often. You know when you become sick it brings you closer to god{quote} Gregory.Chapel at the Institute. Gregory, a TB patient is in charge of the keys to open the chapel everyday for the others patients. TB Institute, Minsk, Belarus, 2018.
  • “I’ve been here since January 2018, for a long time and I don’t know how long I’m supposed to stay. I used to be in the movies, they filmed me in mass scenes, in some war films and TV series as well. When I retired I worked as a model in an art school. {quote} Lida, 79, from Minsk, MDR TB in-patient in 2nd unit, TB Institute, Minsk, Belarus, 2018.
  • {quote}A year ago we were both in hospital, and now we live together and we earn our living. So that means you should not give up when you are on treatment. {quote} Vadim Vadim is 29 years old, from Baranovichi, and Alyona is 19 years old, from Minsk. They are both outpatients in TB Dispensary 2. They met during their treatment in the hospital. They‘ve been living in this apartment for almost six months (July 2018). Minsk, Belarus, 2018.
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