Syryjskie dzieci wykorzystywane w tureckich fabrykach - Redux
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Syrian children work in a Turkish sweatshop producing jeans for children in the industrial area of Gaziantep, 100 km next to the Syrian border. Many Syrian children are unable to attend Turkish public schools because of the language barrier and lack of Turkish language support for non-native speakers. Others face bullying and social integration difficulties that lead students to drop out or that discourage them from enrolling. Gaziantep, Turkey, May 16 2016.
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2016-05-14
Valerio Muscella/Redux/EAST NEWS
Redux Pictures
Valerio Muscella/Redux
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41cm x 27cm by 300dpi
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