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Displaced

Displaced

Wars are the biggest contributor to cause millions of people to be displaced. Most displaced people live in dire conditions with little hope for the future. Onl...
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Wars are the biggest contributor to cause millions of people to be displaced. Most displaced people live in dire conditions with little hope for the future. Only 5% of displaced people ever return back to the place of their origin. This boy was displaced when his father was killed in the on going war in Afghanistan. As flies are swarming all over him he seems distant from the real world and in a dark place in his young mind. Heartbreaking!
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X-T2

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Aperture f/4 ISO 800 Shutter 1/680 Focal Length 9000/100

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Jelalabad, Nangarhar, AF

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Jan, 2021

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