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#904324

13 Nov 2015

General view of the Ukrainian Parliament,in Kiev,Ukraine,12 November 2015. The parliament voted for anti-discrimination amendment to labor law. The amend the Labor Code of Ukraine to ensures the rights of gay at work, and in order to ensure the harmonization of Ukrainian legislation in the field of prevention and counteraction of discrimination with EU law.

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#904327

13 Nov 2015

The head of "Radical Party" Oleg Lyashko (C) during the meeting of the Ukrainian Parliament,in Kiev,Ukraine,12 November 2015. The parliament voted for anti-discrimination amendment to labor law. The amend the Labor Code of Ukraine to ensures the rights of gay at work, and in order to ensure the harmonization of Ukrainian legislation in the field of prevention and counteraction of discrimination with EU law.

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#904326

13 Nov 2015

The head of the Bloc of Petro Poroshenko in the parliament Yuri Lutsenko (L), and the Speaker Vladimir Groisman (R) during the meeting of the Ukrainian Parliament,in Kiev,Ukraine,12 November 2015. The parliament voted for anti-discrimination amendment to labor law. The amend the Labor Code of Ukraine to ensures the rights of gay at work, and in order to ensure the harmonization of Ukrainian legislation in the field of prevention and counteraction of discrimination with EU law.

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#307146

27 Oct 2014

Legendary commander Cornelius Gama, also known by his code name 'L7' continues to work for fellow veterans. His brother outspoken Mauk Moruk without charge by the government since March.

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#18822

31 Oct 2013

Portrait of Malam Garba, the elder of a small Fulani village. Fulanis are traditionally nomadic people, herding cattle, goats and sheep. They are one of the largest nomadic ethnic groups in the world, spreading over several territories. The Fulani follow a code of behavior known as Pulaaku, consisting of the qualities of patience, self control, discipline, prudence, modesty, respect for others (including foes), wisdom, personal responsibility, hospitality, courage, and hard work. Photo: Zsolt Repasy/NurPhoto

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#18830

31 Oct 2013

Young Fulani girl carrying food on her head. Although Fulani are mostly muslim, they tend to war colourful garment. Fulanis are traditionally nomadic people, herding cattle, goats and sheep. They are one of the largest nomadic ethnic groups in the world, spreading over several territories. The Fulani follow a code of behavior known as Pulaaku, consisting of the qualities of patience, self control, discipline, prudence, modesty, respect for others (including foes), wisdom, personal responsibility, hospitality, courage, and hard work. Photo: Zsolt Repasy/NurPhoto

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#18838

31 Oct 2013

Fulani woman with her baby. The woman bears traditional tribal marks on her face. Fulanis are traditionally nomadic people, herding cattle, goats and sheep. They are one of the largest nomadic ethnic groups in the world, spreading over several territories. The Fulani follow a code of behavior known as Pulaaku, consisting of the qualities of patience, self control, discipline, prudence, modesty, respect for others (including foes), wisdom, personal responsibility, hospitality, courage, and hard work. Photo: Zsolt Repasy/NurPhoto

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#18843

31 Oct 2013

Middle-age Fulani woman breast-feeds a baby in a village close to Kaduna, Nigeria. Tribal marks on her face. Fulanis are traditionally nomadic people, herding cattle, goats and sheep. They are one of the largest nomadic ethnic groups in the world, spreading over several territories. The Fulani follow a code of behavior known as Pulaaku, consisting of the qualities of patience, self control, discipline, prudence, modesty, respect for others (including foes), wisdom, personal responsibility, hospitality, courage, and hard work. Photo: Zsolt Repasy/NurPhoto

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#18847

31 Oct 2013

Fulani elders take a rest in the shadow on a hot day near Kaduna, Nigeria. Fulanis are traditionally nomadic people, herding cattle, goats and sheep. They are one of the largest nomadic ethnic groups in the world, spreading over several territories. The Fulani follow a code of behavior known as Pulaaku, consisting of the qualities of patience, self control, discipline, prudence, modesty, respect for others (including foes), wisdom, personal responsibility, hospitality, courage, and hard work. Photo: Zsolt Repasy/NurPhoto

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#18851

31 Oct 2013

Proud Fulani mother shows her baby in a small village close to Kaduna, Nigeria. Fulanis are traditionally nomadic people, herding cattle, goats and sheep. They are one of the largest nomadic ethnic groups in the world, spreading over several territories. The Fulani follow a code of behavior known as Pulaaku, consisting of the qualities of patience, self control, discipline, prudence, modesty, respect for others (including foes), wisdom, personal responsibility, hospitality, courage, and hard work. Photo: Zsolt Repasy/NurPhoto

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#18855

31 Oct 2013

Young Fulani girls in traditional, colourful clothing near Kaduna, Nigeria. Fulanis are traditionally nomadic people, herding cattle, goats and sheep. They are one of the largest nomadic ethnic groups in the world, spreading over several territories. The Fulani follow a code of behavior known as Pulaaku, consisting of the qualities of patience, self control, discipline, prudence, modesty, respect for others (including foes), wisdom, personal responsibility, hospitality, courage, and hard work. Photo: Zsolt Repasy/NurPhoto

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#18872

31 Oct 2013

Elder of a small Fulani village close to Kaduna, Nigeria is welcomed by his children. Fulanis are traditionally nomadic people, herding cattle, goats and sheep. They are one of the largest nomadic ethnic groups in the world, spreading over several territories. The Fulani follow a code of behavior known as Pulaaku, consisting of the qualities of patience, self control, discipline, prudence, modesty, respect for others (including foes), wisdom, personal responsibility, hospitality, courage, and hard work. Photo: Zsolt Repasy/NurPhoto

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#18884

31 Oct 2013

Malam Garba, the elder of a small Fulani village shows the way. Fulanis are traditionally nomadic people, herding cattle, goats and sheep. They are one of the largest nomadic ethnic groups in the world, spreading over several territories. The Fulani follow a code of behavior known as Pulaaku, consisting of the qualities of patience, self control, discipline, prudence, modesty, respect for others (including foes), wisdom, personal responsibility, hospitality, courage, and hard work. Photo: Zsolt Repasy/NurPhoto

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#18939

31 Oct 2013

Portrait of a young Fulani boy, who despite his age already works as a shepherd. Fulani children start working with the cattle at an early age. Fulanis are traditionally nomadic people, herding cattle, goats and sheep. They are one of the largest nomadic ethnic groups in the world, spreading over several territories. The Fulani follow a code of behavior known as Pulaaku, consisting of the qualities of patience, self control, discipline, prudence, modesty, respect for others (including foes), wisdom, personal responsibility, hospitality, courage, and hard work. Photo: Zsolt Repasy/NurPhoto

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#18947

31 Oct 2013

Fulani children start working with the cattle at an early age. Fulanis are traditionally nomadic people, herding cattle, goats and sheep. They are one of the largest nomadic ethnic groups in the world, spreading over several territories. The Fulani follow a code of behavior known as Pulaaku, consisting of the qualities of patience, self control, discipline, prudence, modesty, respect for others (including foes), wisdom, personal responsibility, hospitality, courage, and hard work. Photo: Zsolt Repasy/NurPhoto

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#39523

31 Oct 2013

Idyllic setting; small Fulani village by the feet of a large Grabnite rock near Kaduna, Nigeria. Fulanis are traditionally nomadic people, herding cattle, goats and sheep. They are one of the largest nomadic ethnic groups in the world, spreading over several territories. The Fulani follow a code of behavior known as Pulaaku, consisting of the qualities of patience, self control, discipline, prudence, modesty, respect for others (including foes), wisdom, personal responsibility, hospitality, courage, and hard work. Photo: Zsolt Repasy/NurPhoto

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