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1 December 2020

Friends of the Earth Netherlands (Milieudefensie) lawyer Roger Cox, his team and director of Milleudefensie Donald Pols, are arriving to the court of Justice on the day that the climate lawsuit against Shell starts in The Hague, on December 1st, 2020.

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1 December 2020

Friends of the Earth Netherlands (Milieudefensie) lawyer Roger Cox, his team and director of Milleudefensie Donald Pols, are arriving to the court of Justice on the day that the climate lawsuit against Shell starts in The Hague, on December 1st, 2020.

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1 December 2020

Friends of the Earth Netherlands (Milieudefensie) lawyer Roger Cox, his team and director of Milleudefensie Donald Pols, are arriving to the court of Justice on the day that the climate lawsuit against Shell starts in The Hague, on December 1st, 2020.

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1 December 2020

Director of Milleudefensie Donald Pols is giving an interview, on the day that the climate lawsuit against Shell starts in The Hague, on December 1st, 2020.

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1 December 2020

The Red Rebels are posing in front of the Court of Justice, on the day that the climate lawsuit against Shell starts in The Hague, on December 1st, 2020.

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#6188790

14 November 2020

A shelf of street books in via Port'alba during the Covid-19 epidemic in Naples, Italy, on November 14, 2020. The numerous bookshops in Port'alba are an important place for Parthenopean history and culture, in fact halfway down the street is the Libreria Guida, declared by the Ministry of Cultural Heritage in November 1983 "cultural asset of the State" for its book and publishing activities. Yesterday I, the Italian Minister of Health, Roberto Speranza, signed that he plans to bring the Red Zone to the Italian regions of Campania and Tuscany due to the increase in Covid-19 infections and the increase in intensive care cases, the Red Zone will start tomorrow Sunday November 15, 2020.

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#6162328

6 November 2020

A red graffiti PIEKLO KOBIET (Women's Hell) seen on the streetin Krakow's center. From tomorrow, new restrictions will apply in Poland. All theaters, museums, and galleries will be closed, and primary schools will be launched online as part of the new measures announced by PM Mateusz Morawiecki, on Wednesday November 4, to counter the sharp increase in the coronavirus infection rate in Poland. Hotels will be open only to business travelers, and shopping malls, except grocery stores and pharmacies, will be closed. The Polish government and its media have blamed the rise in new COVID-19 cases on the abortion protests that have spread across the country in the past two weeks. The Ministry of Health today reported another daily record of 27,143 new cases, and 367 deaths. On Thursday, November 5, 2020, in Krakow, Poland.

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31 October 2020

A woman with a mask walks on the road where the Valdes and Antonio family sell marigold flowers in the Zapotitla area, Tlahuac, Mexico City, Mexico, on October 30, 2020. Given the increase in COVID-19 cases in Mexico, the closure of pantheons was announced until November 2, the pantheons will close their doors to the public to avoid crowds and possible infections.

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31 October 2020

Two passers-by with a mask walks on the road where the Valdes and Antonio family sell marigold flowers in the Zapotitla area, Tlahuac, Mexico City, Mexico, on October 30, 2020. Given the increase in COVID-19 cases in Mexico, the closure of pantheons was announced until November 2, the pantheons will close their doors to the public to avoid crowds and possible infections.

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#6128722

27 October 2020

A woman holds a sign with the words "Women's hell" in Warsaw, Poland on October 26, 2020. On Monday for the fifth day in a row pro-choice protesters took to the streets to demonstrate against the recent ruling by the Constitutional Tribunal resulting in a near-total ban of abortions. Thousands of protesters across the country responded to spontaneous calls to block traffic. The protests lasted for several hours, paralyzing traffic and in some cases resulting in clashes between protesters and far-right nationalists who, in collaboration with police guarded churches. Poland, where the Catholic church has close ties with the conservative government has some of the strictest laws on abortion anywhere in the world.

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#6128798

27 October 2020

A man with the words "Women's hell" written on his head is seen in Warsaw, Poland on October 26, 2020. On Monday for the fifth day in a row pro-choice protesters took to the streets to demonstrate against the recent ruling by the Constitutional Tribunal resulting in a near-total ban of abortions. Thousands of protesters across the country responded to spontaneous calls to block traffic. The protests lasted for several hours, paralyzing traffic and in some cases resulting in clashes between protesters and far-right nationalists who, in collaboration with police guarded churches. Poland, where the Catholic church has close ties with the conservative government has some of the strictest laws on abortion anywhere in the world.

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#6121074

25 October 2020

A woman walks by a 'WOman's Hell' inscription at Krakow's Market Square. Starting today, October 24, new and stricter governmental restrictions will come into effect to contain the spread of COVID-19. The entire territory of Poland has become a 'red' zone. Universities, secondary and primary schools are moving to distance learning. Sports events will be held without an audience, and cultural events will be limited to 25% of audience. Sanatoriums, swimming pools, water parks and fitness clubs remain closed. Public transport will be limited to 50% of seats. Gathering of more than 5 people is forbidden. People aged 70+ are encouraged to stay at home. Today, the Ministry of Health reported 13,628 new cases and and a new daily record of 179 deaths. On Saturday, October 24, 2020, in Krakow, Poland.

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22 August 2020

Traders sell seafood on Tarqui beach during the health emergency in Manta, Ecuador, Friday, August 21, 2020. The province of Manabí registers 7,866 cases of covid-19 and 859 deaths, according to the government report.

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#5937878

22 August 2020

Patricia Tocan shells an ear of corn for food for her family in Chuarrancho, 60 kilometers from Guatemala City, Guatemala, on August 21, 2020. To avoid a shortage of corn by the Covid-19 the Government approved the import of white and yellow corn without tariffs since March, during the winter season the harvest is increased in this region. During the pandemic, 66,941 cases and 2,532 deaths were registered.

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22 August 2020

The Tocan Xocoxic family shells corn for food in Chuarrancho, 60 kilometers from Guatemala City, Guatemala, on August 21, 2020. To avoid a shortage of corn by the Covid-19 the government approved the import of white and yellow corn without tariffs since March, in the winter season the harvest is increased in this region. During the pandemic, 66,941 cases and 2,532 deaths were registered.

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#5900188

2 August 2020

A woman wearing facemask at the fleamarket in Thessaloniki, Greece on August 1, 2020. The public in Greece started relaxing and avoiding the compulsory social distancing and wearing obligatory facemask safety measures because of the Coronavirus Covid-19 Pandemic outbreak during one of the warmest days for the summer, with the temperature locally reaching more than 40 degrees Celcius, a heatwave that maybe will give the hottest day of the summer. People are seen in a public street market without a face mask, without having a specific distance and without each seller having only one customer as it is regulated. Greece started having a significant rise in the virus cases, many of the imported after lifting the lockdown from other countries and others from parties. The flea market is a crowded and narrow place where the virus can spread easily so the Greek government took some measures to prevent it but each day more measures started coming back to Greece in order to prevent the spread of the virus in a larger scale.

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