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18 January 2025

In Munich, Germany, on January 18, 2025, two Muslim men stand at a public information stand with messages promoting respect, tolerance, and unity. One banner reads, 'Wir sind alle Deutschland', which translates to 'We are all Germany', and another sign declares support for respect and tolerance, emphasizing diversity and inclusion in German society. Passersby are visible in the background of this urban scene.

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#11956250

18 January 2025

In Munich, Germany, on January 18, 2025, two Muslim men stand at a public information stand with messages promoting respect, tolerance, and unity. One banner reads, 'Wir sind alle Deutschland', which translates to 'We are all Germany', and another sign declares support for respect and tolerance, emphasizing diversity and inclusion in German society. Passersby are visible in the background of this urban scene.

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#11956251

18 January 2025

In Munich, Germany, on January 18, 2025, two Muslim men stand at a public information stand with messages promoting respect, tolerance, and unity. One banner reads, 'Wir sind alle Deutschland', which translates to 'We are all Germany', and another sign declares support for respect and tolerance, emphasizing diversity and inclusion in German society. Passersby are visible in the background of this urban scene.

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#11942474

13 January 2025

In Benediktbeuern, Bad Toelz-Wolfratshausen, Upper Bavaria, Bavaria, Germany, on January 11, 2025, a symbolic street-style sign inside the Monastery Benediktbeuern promotes equality and opposes racism. The sign features the word 'Gleichbehandlung' (equal treatment) with an arrow pointing forward and 'Rassismus' (racism) crossed out, indicating a clear message for inclusivity and tolerance.

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#11798981

22 November 2024

Relatives carry a dead body after performing rituals before cremation in a furnace inside a crematorium at Baruipur Panchayat area in South 24-Pargana district of Purandarpur Mahashamshan, about 39 km south of Kolkata, India, on November 20, 2024. Tumpa Das, age 29, has been in charge of the crematorium for the last 10 years after her father's death. This woman, a Dom, single-handedly handles the work traditionally dominated by men. From registering the names of the dead to cremation, the work of the furnace is managed by this young woman alone.

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