Nielegalne kopalnie złota w Burkina Faso - Redux
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The illicit gold trade in the West African nation of Burkina Faso has become a prime funding source for jihadist groups operating in the countries north and east. Here, a member of a "koglweogo" group (literally "sentinels of the scrubland") poses for a portrait. A loosely organized group of armed citizens; the government of Burkina Faso granted them official status in 2015 in order to combat the growing jihadist insurgency.
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2021-02-13
Alex Lourie/Redux/Redux Pictures/East News
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