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Displaced women and children take cover under a tarp from the rain in Maiduguri, Nigeria. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/Borno_State_15.jpg School girls exit a teachers college in Maiduguri, Nigeria in March 2017. School girls exit a teachers college in Maiduguri, Nigeria in March 2017. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/Maiduguri_BH_02.jpg Hamsatu, 25, peaks through a tear in the divider of her tent while holding her one year old daughter Hauwa on her back, as she sits next to Fatima, 4-5, at Dalori Internally Displaced Persons Camp in Maiduguri, Nigeria. 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A child of a former Boko Haram member holds the hand of Kashim Shettina, governor of Borno State in what he refeers to as a "safe house" in March 2017. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/Maiduguri_BH_23.jpg Grace holds her son at the Internally Displaced Persons Camp at the Divisional Council Church in Maiduguri, Nigeria. Originally from Ngoshe Village close to the border of Cameroon, Grace hid in the mountains for close to seven months when Boko Haram invaded her village in 2014. She was rescued by the Cameroonian army while trying to escape and later transferred to the Nigerian military. Grace holds her son at the Internally Displaced Persons Camp at the Divisional Council Church in Maiduguri, Nigeria. Originally from Ngoshe Village close to the border of Cameroon, Grace hid in the mountains for close to seven months when Boko Haram invaded her village in 2014. She was rescued by the Cameroonian army while trying to escape and later transferred to the Nigerian military. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/Maiduguri_BH_50.jpg A girl sews a traditional hat called a Zanna from the town of Bama at the Dalori Internally Displaced Persons Camp in Maiduguri, Nigeria. The Dalori IDP camp was established in March 2015 and holds close to 20,000 people from across Borno State. Maiduguri, the capitol, houses over 1.6 million displaced with over 100,000 in official camps and the rest living in host communities and informal camps across the city. A girl sews a traditional hat called a Zanna from the town of Bama at the Dalori Internally Displaced Persons Camp in Maiduguri, Nigeria. The Dalori IDP camp was established in March 2015 and holds close to 20,000 people from across Borno State. Maiduguri, the capitol, houses over 1.6 million displaced with over 100,000 in official camps and the rest living in host communities and informal camps across the city. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/Maiduguri_BH_21.jpg A woman feeds children taking shelter under a bare tree from the mid day sun at the Dalori Internally Displaced Persons Camp in Maiduguri, Nigeria. The Dalori IDP camp was established in March 2015 and holds close to 20,000 people from across Borno State. Maiduguri, the capitol, houses over 1.6 million displaced with over 100,000 in official camps and the rest living in host communities and informal camps across the city. A woman feeds children taking shelter under a bare tree from the mid day sun at the Dalori Internally Displaced Persons Camp in Maiduguri, Nigeria. The Dalori IDP camp was established in March 2015 and holds close to 20,000 people from across Borno State. Maiduguri, the capitol, houses over 1.6 million displaced with over 100,000 in official camps and the rest living in host communities and informal camps across the city. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/Maiduguri_BH_51.jpg A woman prepares food at the children's kitchen at the Dalori Internally Displaced Persons Camp in Maiduguri, Nigeria. The Dalori IDP camp was established in March 2015 and holds close to 20,000 people from across Borno State. There are five kitchens total with one dedicated to children who are fed three times a day, including one school meal. Maiduguri, the capitol, houses over 1.6 million displaced with over 100,000 in official camps and the rest living in host communities and informal camps across the city. A woman prepares food at the children's kitchen at the Dalori Internally Displaced Persons Camp in Maiduguri, Nigeria. The Dalori IDP camp was established in March 2015 and holds close to 20,000 people from across Borno State. There are five kitchens total with one dedicated to children who are fed three times a day, including one school meal. Maiduguri, the capitol, houses over 1.6 million displaced with over 100,000 in official camps and the rest living in host communities and informal camps across the city. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/Maiduguri_BH_06.jpg Children play by the river in Maiduguri, Nigeria Children play by the river in Maiduguri, Nigeria https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/Borno_State_16.jpg A young girl walks through a sand storm in Maiduguri, NIgeria in March 2017 A young girl walks through a sand storm in Maiduguri, NIgeria in March 2017 https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/Borno_State_07.jpg A Nigerian military helicopter flies over Borno State in April 2014. A Nigerian military helicopter flies over Borno State in April 2014. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/Borno_State_06.jpg A member of Nigeria's military walks through a destroyed school in Gwoza, Nigeria in April 2014. A member of Nigeria's military walks through a destroyed school in Gwoza, Nigeria in April 2014. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/Borno_State_05.jpg Bodies lay outside Gwoza after the Nigerian military regained control of the northeasten Nigerian town in April 2014. Bodies lay outside Gwoza after the Nigerian military regained control of the northeasten Nigerian town in April 2014. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/Borno_State_03.jpg A member of the Nigerian military rides through Gwoza after the Nigerian military regain control from Boko Haram in April 2014. A member of the Nigerian military rides through Gwoza after the Nigerian military regain control from Boko Haram in April 2014. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/Borno_State_01.jpg Members of the Nigerian military stand guard at an airfield in northeast Nigeria in March 2017. Members of the Nigerian military stand guard at an airfield in northeast Nigeria in March 2017. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/Borno_State_02.jpg An aerial view of Gwoza, Nigeria after the Nigerian military regain control of the town from Boko Haram in April 2014. An aerial view of Gwoza, Nigeria after the Nigerian military regain control of the town from Boko Haram in April 2014. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/JH_Nigeria_Maiduguri_30.jpg A computer lesson remains on the blackboard of a classroom at the Ali Alyaskari Primary School in Maiduguri, Nigeria in March 2013. The Ali Alyaskari Primary School, already lacking funds for supplies, esp. desks for students, was attacked by Boko Haram in late March 2013. A computer lesson remains on the blackboard of a classroom at the Ali Alyaskari Primary School in Maiduguri, Nigeria in March 2013. The Ali Alyaskari Primary School, already lacking funds for supplies, esp. desks for students, was attacked by Boko Haram in late March 2013. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/Kano_Nigeria_20.jpg School girls walk through Kano, Nigeria days after 22 bombs were set off by Boko Haram killing over 150 people in January 2012 School girls walk through Kano, Nigeria days after 22 bombs were set off by Boko Haram killing over 150 people in January 2012 https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/JH_Nigeria_Maiduguri_09.jpg Students pass a tattered Nigerian flag at the Sanda Kyarimi Government Day Secondary School in Maiduguri, Nigeria in May 2013. 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Meliandou is starting point of the Ebola epidemic when toddler Emile Ouamouno was the first to die from the virus in December of 2013. Since then 15 people have died of Ebola in the small village leading 200 people to flee since the start of the epidemic leaving 400 people. What was once a prosperous farming community, most now live in hunger unable to tend to their fields of mainly corn, palm and coffee. Etienne Ouamouno, 31, watches his daughters Marie, 6, Seyou, 7, and Kane, 2, (L to R) outside their home in Meliandou, Guinea on January 25, 2015. Meliandou is starting point of the Ebola epidemic when toddler Emile Ouamouno was the first to die from the virus in December of 2013. Since then 15 people have died of Ebola in the small village leading 200 people to flee since the start of the epidemic leaving 400 people. What was once a prosperous farming community, most now live in hunger unable to tend to their fields of mainly corn, palm and coffee. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/JHahn_Guinea_03.jpg Etienne Ouamouno, 31, smokes a cigarette outside his home in Meliandou, Guinea Etienne Ouamouno, 31, smokes a cigarette outside his home in Meliandou, Guinea https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/JHahn_Guinea_04.jpg A woman prepares food in Meliandou, Guinea on January 25, 2015. Meliandou is starting point of the Ebola epidemic when toddler Emile Ouamouno was the first to die from the virus in December of 2013. Since then 15 people have died of Ebola in the small village leading 200 people to flee since the start of the epidemic leaving 400 people. What was once a prosperous farming community, most now live in hunger unable to tend to their fields of mainly corn, palm and coffee. A woman prepares food in Meliandou, Guinea on January 25, 2015. Meliandou is starting point of the Ebola epidemic when toddler Emile Ouamouno was the first to die from the virus in December of 2013. Since then 15 people have died of Ebola in the small village leading 200 people to flee since the start of the epidemic leaving 400 people. What was once a prosperous farming community, most now live in hunger unable to tend to their fields of mainly corn, palm and coffee. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/JHahn_Guinea_05.jpg A woman prepares food in Meliandou, Guinea on January 25, 2015. A woman prepares food in Meliandou, Guinea on January 25, 2015. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/JHahn_Guinea_06.jpg Etienne Ouamouno, 31, with his daughter Kane, 2, in their home in Meliandou, Guinea on January 25, 2015. Meliandou is starting point of the Ebola epidemic when toddler Emile Ouamouno was the first to die from the virus in December of 2013. Since then 15 people have died of Ebola in the small village leading 200 people to flee since the start of the epidemic leaving 400 people. What was once a prosperous farming community, most now live in hunger unable to tend to their fields of mainly corn, palm and coffee. Etienne Ouamouno, 31, with his daughter Kane, 2, in their home in Meliandou, Guinea on January 25, 2015. Meliandou is starting point of the Ebola epidemic when toddler Emile Ouamouno was the first to die from the virus in December of 2013. Since then 15 people have died of Ebola in the small village leading 200 people to flee since the start of the epidemic leaving 400 people. What was once a prosperous farming community, most now live in hunger unable to tend to their fields of mainly corn, palm and coffee. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/JHahn_Guinea_08.jpg Cécé Kpoghomore, 45, director of the school, points to a map made by a student in his office in Meliandou, Guinea on January 25. 2015. Cécé Kpoghomore, 45, director of the school, points to a map made by a student in his office in Meliandou, Guinea on January 25. 2015. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/JHahn_Guinea_09.jpg The abandoned health clinic in Meliandou, Guinea on January 25, 2015. The abandoned health clinic in Meliandou, Guinea on January 25, 2015. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/JHahn_Guinea_10.jpg A sign marks the entrance to Womey, Guinea on January 24, 2015. On September 16, 2014, a team of government employees, journalists and health care workers entered Womey to educate the people about Ebola when the group was attacked and eight people were brutally killed. A sign marks the entrance to Womey, Guinea on January 24, 2015. On September 16, 2014, a team of government employees, journalists and health care workers entered Womey to educate the people about Ebola when the group was attacked and eight people were brutally killed. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/JHahn_Guinea_11.jpg Jacques Mamy, 34, holds a photo of his father Reverend Moises Mamy outside of their home in N'zao, Guinea on January 23, 2015. Reverend Moises Mamy was one of eight people killed on September 16, 2014 while visiting the town of Womey in an attempt to educate people about Ebola. Jacques Mamy, 34, holds a photo of his father Reverend Moises Mamy outside of their home in N'zao, Guinea on January 23, 2015. Reverend Moises Mamy was one of eight people killed on September 16, 2014 while visiting the town of Womey in an attempt to educate people about Ebola. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/JHahn_Guinea_13.jpg Maman Nowein Mamy, 55, (r) wife of Reverend Moises Mamy, stands with her family outside of their home in Nzao, Guinea on January 23, 2015. Reverend Mamy was one of eight people killed while trying to educate people about Ebola in the town of Womey, Guinea on September 16, 2015. Maman Nowein Mamy, 55, (r) wife of Reverend Moises Mamy, stands with her family outside of their home in Nzao, Guinea on January 23, 2015. Reverend Mamy was one of eight people killed while trying to educate people about Ebola in the town of Womey, Guinea on September 16, 2015. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/JHahn_Guinea_12.jpg Reverend Moises Mamy's granddaughter sleeps in their home in N'zao, Guinea on January 23, 2015. Reverend Moises Mamy was one of eight people killed on September 16, 2014 while visiting the town of Womey in an attempt to educate people about Ebola. Reverend Moises Mamy's granddaughter sleeps in their home in N'zao, Guinea on January 23, 2015. Reverend Moises Mamy was one of eight people killed on September 16, 2014 while visiting the town of Womey in an attempt to educate people about Ebola. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/JHahn_Guinea_14.jpg Abdoulaye Sampou, Prosecutor of Nzerekore, in his office in Nzérékoré, Guinea on January 23, 2015. Sampou is responsible for the governments prosecution of those who killed eight people while trying to educate people about Ebola awareness in Womey, Guinea on September 16, 2014. Abdoulaye Sampou, Prosecutor of Nzerekore, in his office in Nzérékoré, Guinea on January 23, 2015. Sampou is responsible for the governments prosecution of those who killed eight people while trying to educate people about Ebola awareness in Womey, Guinea on September 16, 2014. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/JHahn_Guinea_15.jpg A solider walks through the main court room in Nzérékore, Guinea on January 23, 2015. This will most likely be the courtroom used to try the 34 people who are currently being held by authorities for the killing of eight people who traveled to Womey, Guinea to educate people about Ebola on September 16, 2014. A solider walks through the main court room in Nzérékore, Guinea on January 23, 2015. This will most likely be the courtroom used to try the 34 people who are currently being held by authorities for the killing of eight people who traveled to Womey, Guinea to educate people about Ebola on September 16, 2014. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/JHahn_Guinea_16.jpg Nyamkoye Haba, 60, sits in the Haba family home in Womey, Guinea on January 24, 2015. Haba was one of many arrested for the killing of eight people, part of a larger government led group who entered Womey to educate people about Ebola on Septemebr 16, 2014. Haba was later released and cleared of charges after spending three months in prison. Nyamkoye Haba, 60, sits in the Haba family home in Womey, Guinea on January 24, 2015. Haba was one of many arrested for the killing of eight people, part of a larger government led group who entered Womey to educate people about Ebola on Septemebr 16, 2014. Haba was later released and cleared of charges after spending three months in prison. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/JHahn_Guinea_17.jpg Vövpö Delamou, 67, village elder and Pepe Haba, 39, sits in the Haba home in Womey, Guinea on January 24, 2015. Delamou and Haba recouns the events September 16, 2014 when a government led group visiting Womey was attacked and eight people were killed while trying to educate people about Ebola. The people of Womey claim the military looted all of their belongings while their town was occupied. Vövpö Delamou, 67, village elder and Pepe Haba, 39, sits in the Haba home in Womey, Guinea on January 24, 2015. Delamou and Haba recouns the events September 16, 2014 when a government led group visiting Womey was attacked and eight people were killed while trying to educate people about Ebola. 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Sanusi II, court races his horse outside the palace in Kano, Nigeria https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/2018_01_Wapo_Kano_Emir_009.jpg A female graduate of the Fatahul Mubin Islamic School sings part of the Koran during graduation in the Old City in Kano, Nigeria A female graduate of the Fatahul Mubin Islamic School sings part of the Koran during graduation in the Old City in Kano, Nigeria https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/2018_01_Wapo_Kano_Emir_011.jpg Graduate Halifa Ibrahim, prays during the Fatahul Mubin Islamic School graduation in the Old City in Kano, Nigeria Graduate Halifa Ibrahim, prays during the Fatahul Mubin Islamic School graduation in the Old City in Kano, Nigeria https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/2018_01_Wapo_Kano_Emir_083.jpg Mustafa Abba, the Emir of Kano's younger brother and personal secretary holds his cane that is fashioned with a crocodile at the palace in Kano, Nigeria Mustafa Abba, the Emir of Kano's younger brother and personal secretary holds his cane that is fashioned with a crocodile at the palace in Kano, Nigeria https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/2018_01_Wapo_Kano_Emir_075.jpg Part of the shoe collection of the Emir of Kano, Muhammed Sanusi II, in Kano, Nigeria Part of the shoe collection of the Emir of Kano, Muhammed Sanusi II, in Kano, Nigeria https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/2018_01_Wapo_Kano_Emir_090.jpg The Emir of Kano, Muhammed Sanusi II, walks toward the outer palace in Kano, Nigeria The Emir of Kano, Muhammed Sanusi II, walks toward the outer palace in Kano, Nigeria https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/2018_01_Wapo_Kano_Emir_089.jpg A man takes a photo of the Emir of Kano, Muhammed Sanusi II, as he leaves the inner palace in Kano, Nigeria A man takes a photo of the Emir of Kano, Muhammed Sanusi II, as he leaves the inner palace in Kano, Nigeria https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/2018_01_Wapo_Kano_Emir_086.jpg The Emir of Kano's first wife, Giwa, in Kano, Nigeria The Emir of Kano's first wife, Giwa, in Kano, Nigeria https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/2018_01_Wapo_Kano_Emir_098.jpg A trumpeter plays the horn as the Emir of Kano, Muhammed Sanusi II, prepares to leave the outer palace in Kano, Nigeria A trumpeter plays the horn as the Emir of Kano, Muhammed Sanusi II, prepares to leave the outer palace in Kano, Nigeria https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/2018_01_Wapo_Kano_Emir_094.jpg Men wait outside the outer palace to pay respects or lodge complaints with the Emir of Kano, Muhammed Sanusi II in Kano, Nigeria Men wait outside the outer palace to pay respects or lodge complaints with the Emir of Kano, Muhammed Sanusi II in Kano, Nigeria https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/2018_01_Wapo_Kano_Emir_101.jpg Mustafa Abba (yellow), the Emir of Kano's younger brother and personal secretary walks with his aides to his office in the palace in Kano, Nigeria Mustafa Abba (yellow), the Emir of Kano's younger brother and personal secretary walks with his aides to his office in the palace in Kano, Nigeria https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/2018_01_Wapo_Kano_Emir_120.jpg A girl holds up a young toddler joining other women as they raise their fists to the Emir of Kano, Muhammed Sanusi II, as he leaves the central mosque and returns to the palace in Kano, Nigeria A girl holds up a young toddler joining other women as they raise their fists to the Emir of Kano, Muhammed Sanusi II, as he leaves the central mosque and returns to the palace in Kano, Nigeria https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/2018_01_Wapo_Kano_Emir_117.jpg People raise their fists to the Emir of Kano, Muhammed Sanusi II, as he leaves the central mosque and returns to the palace in Kano, Nigeria People raise their fists to the Emir of Kano, Muhammed Sanusi II, as he leaves the central mosque and returns to the palace in Kano, Nigeria https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/2018_01_Wapo_Kano_Emir_124.jpg the emir of kano | Jane Hahn Photography View the emir of kano by Jane Hahn Photography. https://janehahn.com/portraits-gallery monthly 0.8 https://janehahn.com/hidden-identities monthly 0.8 https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/JaneHahn_01.jpg Fissa, 33, sits on his bed under the shadows of the frame of his thatched roof at his home in Perai Village, Gambia. Fissa, 33, sits on his bed under the shadows of the frame of his thatched roof at his home in Perai Village, Gambia. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/CAR_UNAbuse_12.jpg At the age of 13 she was raped and impregnated by a UN peacekeeper from Burundi near her home in the neighborhood of Castors in the war torn city of Bangui, Central African Republic. Now 14 years old and raising her son, she is one of over 100 confirmed cases of sexual abuse in since the UN's arrival in late 2013. At the age of 13 she was raped and impregnated by a UN peacekeeper from Burundi near her home in the neighborhood of Castors in the war torn city of Bangui, Central African Republic. Now 14 years old and raising her son, she is one of over 100 confirmed cases of sexual abuse in since the UN's arrival in late 2013. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/Borno_State_08.jpg Hamsatu, 25, holds her one year old daughter Hauwa on her back, as the shadows of displaced children stand behind her at Dalori Internally Displaced Persons Camp in Maiduguri, Nigeria. Hamsatu, 25, holds her one year old daughter Hauwa on her back, as the shadows of displaced children stand behind her at Dalori Internally Displaced Persons Camp in Maiduguri, Nigeria. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/JH_052016_05.jpg At 15 she was promised money in exchange for sex by a UN Peacekeeper from Morocco, receiving $50 total over several weeks. She was trying to raise money to help her family during the conflict. A year later she stands in her destroyed bedroom after clashes left her family's home in ruins. At 15 she was promised money in exchange for sex by a UN Peacekeeper from Morocco, receiving $50 total over several weeks. She was trying to raise money to help her family during the conflict. A year later she stands in her destroyed bedroom after clashes left her family's home in ruins. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/Update_JH_2016_09.jpg During the height of the crisis, at the age of 17, she was coerced by a UN peacekeeper from the Republic of Congo to exchange money and food for sex, resulting in the pregnancy and birth of her daughter. During the height of the crisis, at the age of 17, she was coerced by a UN peacekeeper from the Republic of Congo to exchange money and food for sex, resulting in the pregnancy and birth of her daughter. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/Borno_State_19.jpg A child of a former Boko Haram member plays between chadors at what is called a "safe house" for former wives of commanders of the insugency in Maiduguri, Nigeria in March 2017 A child of a former Boko Haram member plays between chadors at what is called a "safe house" for former wives of commanders of the insugency in Maiduguri, Nigeria in March 2017 https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/CAR_UNAbuse_68.jpg At 16 she was persuaded by a UN peacekeeper from Morocco to have a sexual relationship (her first) in exchange for money she wanted to use to help her family. During this time the peacekeeper promised her money but never paid her. At 16 she was persuaded by a UN peacekeeper from Morocco to have a sexual relationship (her first) in exchange for money she wanted to use to help her family. During this time the peacekeeper promised her money but never paid her. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/CAR_UNAbuse_69.jpg Both girls were coerced into having sexual relationships, their first, with UN Peacekeepers in exchange for money they were hoping would help their families during the conflict. One received a total of $50 over several weeks while the other was promised but was never paid. Both girls were coerced into having sexual relationships, their first, with UN Peacekeepers in exchange for money they were hoping would help their families during the conflict. One received a total of $50 over several weeks while the other was promised but was never paid. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebf6b8bf7/images/CAR_UNAbuse_52.jpg A, 29, holds her two month old son in Bangui, Central African Republic. The father is a UN peacekeeper from Gabon who has since returned to his country for additional training. A, 29, holds her two month old son in Bangui, Central African Republic. The father is a UN peacekeeper from Gabon who has since returned to his country for additional training. https://janehahn.com/snaps monthly 0.8 https://storage.neonsky.app/b1pw563g/images/b1pw563g_6qg9bkni_Update_JH_2016_01_thumb_bkj1.jpg tamale, ghana Girls walk through a large gust of wind in Tamale, Ghana. https://storage.neonsky.app/b1pw563g/images/b1pw563g_6qg9bkni_JHahn_BrandonTsay_09-2-2-3_thumb_nmsm.jpg los angeles, ca (l to r) Jovie Duong, 14, Gillian Chau, 14, and Jessie Tran, 14, dancers with the Asian Art Talent Foundation (AATF) wait to perform on stage at the Alhambra Lunar New Year Festival in Alhambra, CA on Sunday, January 29, 2023 one week after the Monterey Park mass shooting.Brandon Tsay, the 26-year-old widely hailed as a hero for disarming the shooter who killed 11 and injured 10 in Monterey Park, was honored in his east Los Angeles hometown for his actions just over a week ago that almost certainly helped save lives.Leaders from the city of Alhambra, where Tsay thwarted the shooter at a dance studio his family runs, presented him with a medal of courage on stage at a Lunar New Year festival on Sunday afternoon.(Jane Hahn for NPR) https://storage.neonsky.app/b1pw563g/images/b1pw563g_6qg9bkni_Movement_06_thumb_nc2w.jpg nba in africa Players warm up during practice at the NBA Academy in Saly, SenegalThe NBA recently announced plans to partner with FIBA (International Basketball Federation) to launch an African league consisting of 12 teams across the continent. This, in addition to their new state of the art training center in Saly, shows their dedication to train the next generation of NBA players. But basketball has not been an unknown sport in Senegal. With a five time gold medal winning national team, which joined FIBA in 1962, Senegal has produced a number of high profile players who went on to play in the NBA and WNBA over the years. https://storage.neonsky.app/b1pw563g/images/b1pw563g_6qg9bkni_Liberia_05-2_thumb_5t83.jpg liberia A student walks outside the Martha Tubman Elementary School in Nimba County, Liberia https://storage.neonsky.app/b1pw563g/images/b1pw563g_6qg9bkni_Lagos_2011_02_thumb_k55w.jpg lagos, nigeria a motorbike taxi rides between lanes in lagos, nigeria https://storage.neonsky.app/b1pw563g/images/b1pw563g_6qg9bkni_03_20_EchoParkEvictions_17-2_thumb_mf0y.jpg echo park Pedestrians views goods sold by street vendors on one side of the security fence as visitors sit on the lawn on the other side of the fence surrounding Echo Park, erected two months after the closure of the unhoused encampment, one year ago, in Los Angeles, CA on Sunday, March 20, 2022. https://storage.neonsky.app/b1pw563g/images/b1pw563g_6qg9bkni_JH_AA_FirearmsTraining_09-2_thumb_p8vl.jpg los angeles, ca Owner and instructor Edmon Muradyan, 46 demonstrates safety in a firearms training course organized by Asian Americans for Asian Americans at the Marshall Security Training Academy and Range in Compton, CA.(Jane Hahn for NPR) https://storage.neonsky.app/b1pw563g/images/b1pw563g_6qg9bkni_JH_DrChory_Salk_33_050l8j.jpg san diego, ca View snaps by Jane Hahn Photography. https://storage.neonsky.app/b1pw563g/images/b1pw563g_6qg9bkni_Senegal_Dance_GermaineAcogny_01-2_thumb_tgi6.jpg toubab, diallaw, senegal Toubab Diallaw, Senegal- Legendary Senegalese dancer and choreographer Germain Acogny, 73, rehearses {quote}Mon Elue Noire{quote} on the stage at the Ecole des Sables in Toubab Diallaw, Senegal. {quote}Mon Blue Noire{quote}, choreographed by Olivier Dubois, Director of the Ballet du Nord, is the first piece she is performing at her school in Toubab Diallaw, one hour south of Dakar, and the first time she is performing in Senegal in over four years. 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