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Category: World Understanding Award
Winner
"Somalia in transition"
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Judges' Special Recognition
"Despite similarities to reality"
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Finalist
"Sala Negra. Daily violence in Central America"
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Finalist
"Between Life and War: The Struggles of Afghan Women"
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Finalist
"Living on a Dollar a Day: The Lives and Faces of the World's Poor"
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"Living on a Dollar a Day: The Lives and Faces of the World's Poor"
Older boys, such as Mohamed Abukari, 17 (framed center), usually are first to burn and pick through the residue of discarded computers for copper wiring or any other valuable metals. In the background, other boys are getting ready to ignite more items into flames. These boys make the most money at this electronic waste site while younger children, who go through what’s left, make almost nothing in Accra, Ghana.
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