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A young Indian bonded child laborer rests his head in his hands after being rescued during a raid by workers from Bachpan Bachao Andolan, or Save the Childhood Movement, at a garment factory in New Delhi, India. Raids on factories in the Indian capital revealed dozens of migrant kids hard at work Tuesday despite laws against child labor. Police rounded up 26 children from three textiles factories and a metal processing plant, but dozens more are believed to have escaped. Those captured had all come to New Delhi from the states of Bihar and Uttar Pradesh.
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![Police use colored water from a water cannon to disperse Kashmiri government employees protesting against the government in Srinagar, India. The employees demanded the government compensate them for unpaid salaries and raise the retirement age. (Mukhtar Khan/AP Photo)]( "Police use colored water from a water cannon to disperse Kashmiri government employees protesting against the government in Srinagar, India. The employees demanded the government compensate them for unpaid salaries and raise the retirement age. (Mukhtar Khan/AP Photo)")
Police use colored water from a water cannon to disperse Kashmiri government employees protesting against the government in Srinagar, India. The employees demanded the government compensate them for unpaid salaries and raise the retirement age.
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![Boys play in heavy rain at a Buddhist monastery used as a collective shelter for people displaced by recent violence in Sittwe, Myanmar. Soldiers and riot police patrolled the streets of the Myanmar town of Sittwe on Wednesday to enforce a state of emergency after days of sectarian violence in which at least 21 people have been killed. (Soe Zeya Tun/REUTERS)]( "Boys play in heavy rain at a Buddhist monastery used as a collective shelter for people displaced by recent violence in Sittwe, Myanmar. Soldiers and riot police patrolled the streets of the Myanmar town of Sittwe on Wednesday to enforce a state of emergency after days of sectarian violence in which at least 21 people have been killed. (Soe Zeya Tun/REUTERS)")
Boys play in heavy rain at a Buddhist monastery used as a collective shelter for people displaced by recent violence in Sittwe, Myanmar. Soldiers and riot police patrolled the streets of the Myanmar town of Sittwe on Wednesday to enforce a state of emergency after days of sectarian violence in which at least 21 people have been killed.
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![The pack of riders cycle up the Benkerjoch next to young spectators in an inflatable boat during the 5th stage, a 192,7 km race from Olten/Trimbach to Gansingen, at the 76th Tour de Suisse cycling race, Switzerland. (Peter Klaunzer/AP Photo)]( "The pack of riders cycle up the Benkerjoch next to young spectators in an inflatable boat during the 5th stage, a 192,7 km race from Olten/Trimbach to Gansingen, at the 76th Tour de Suisse cycling race, Switzerland. (Peter Klaunzer/AP Photo)")
The pack of riders cycle up the Benkerjoch next to young spectators in an inflatable boat during the 5th stage, a 192,7 km race from Olten/Trimbach to Gansingen, at the 76th Tour de Suisse cycling race, Switzerland.
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![Children play as seawater rushes onto the steps of the Haji Ali Shrine in Mumbai, India. (VIVEK PRAKASH/REUTERS)]( "Children play as seawater rushes onto the steps of the Haji Ali Shrine in Mumbai, India. (VIVEK PRAKASH/REUTERS)")
Children play as seawater rushes onto the steps of the Haji Ali Shrine in Mumbai, India.
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![A producer of sisal fibres works at his farm in Conceiao do Coite in the state of Bahia, Brazil. Farmers reported losses of more than 40% production of sisal fibres during the drought this year. Water reservoirs remained empty for weeks and nearly 300 towns declared a state of emergency in the state of Bahia alone during the month of May. (STRINGER/BRAZIL/REUTERS)]( "A producer of sisal fibres works at his farm in Conceiao do Coite in the state of Bahia, Brazil. Farmers reported losses of more than 40% production of sisal fibres during the drought this year. Water reservoirs remained empty for weeks and nearly 300 towns declared a state of emergency in the state of Bahia alone during the month of May. (STRINGER/BRAZIL/REUTERS)")
A producer of sisal fibres works at his farm in Conceiao do Coite in the state of Bahia, Brazil. Farmers reported losses of more than 40% production of sisal fibres during the drought this year. Water reservoirs remained empty for weeks and nearly 300 towns declared a state of emergency in the state of Bahia alone during the month of May.
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![Torchbearer Joseph Forrester carries the Olympic flame with children from Madras Primary School on the West Sands Beach at St. Andrews on Day 26 of the London Torch Olympic Relay 2012, in St. Andrews, Scotland. (Andrew Milligan/AP Photo/PA)]( "Torchbearer Joseph Forrester carries the Olympic flame with children from Madras Primary School on the West Sands Beach at St. Andrews on Day 26 of the London Torch Olympic Relay 2012, in St. Andrews, Scotland. (Andrew Milligan/AP Photo/PA)")
Torchbearer Joseph Forrester carries the Olympic flame with children from Madras Primary School on the West Sands Beach at St. Andrews on Day 26 of the London Torch Olympic Relay 2012, in St. Andrews, Scotland.
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!["Lupe", an 8 year-old female Chihuahua, keeps a close eye on her owner Tom White of Poudre Park, as he walks back to his truck while waiting out the High Park Fire near Ted's Place, Colorado. White has been living out in his truck with "Lupe" in the parking lot of a convenience store, waiting for officials to let them back into Poudre Park where he has lived for more than 20 years. More than 43,000 acres have been burnt with more than 500 firefighters tackling the fire on Tuesday. (MARC PISCOTTY/REUTERS)]( "\"Lupe\", an 8 year-old female Chihuahua, keeps a close eye on her owner Tom White of Poudre Park, as he walks back to his truck while waiting out the High Park Fire near Ted's Place, Colorado. White has been living out in his truck with \"Lupe\" in the parking lot of a convenience store, waiting for officials to let them back into Poudre Park where he has lived for more than 20 years. More than 43,000 acres have been burnt with more than 500 firefighters tackling the fire on Tuesday. (MARC PISCOTTY/REUTERS)")
"Lupe", an 8 year-old female Chihuahua, keeps a close eye on her owner Tom White of Poudre Park, as he walks back to his truck while waiting out the High Park Fire near Ted's Place, Colorado. White has been living out in his truck with "Lupe" in the parking lot of a convenience store, waiting for officials to let them back into Poudre Park where he has lived for more than 20 years. More than 43,000 acres have been burnt with more than 500 firefighters tackling the fire on Tuesday.
(MARC PISCOTTY/REUTERS)
