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23 March 2025

People enjoy a day at the beach in Thanh Hoa, Vietnam, on March 23, 2025. A local tourist rides white horses that are painted with black stripes to resemble zebras, a common practice for tourist attractions in some regions. With the sea in the background and gentle waves lapping the shore, the family shares a moment together, reflecting leisure, bonding, and local beachside activities.

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23 March 2025

People enjoy a day at the beach in Thanh Hoa, Vietnam, on March 23, 2025. Local tourists ride white horses that are painted with black stripes to resemble zebras, a common practice for tourist attractions in some regions. With the sea in the background and gentle waves lapping the shore, the family shares a moment together, reflecting leisure, bonding, and local beachside activities.

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#12186488

23 March 2025

People enjoy a day at the beach in Thanh Hoa, Vietnam, on March 23, 2025. Local tourists ride white horses that are painted with black stripes to resemble zebras, a common practice for tourist attractions in some regions. With the sea in the background and gentle waves lapping the shore, the family shares a moment together, reflecting leisure, bonding, and local beachside activities.

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23 March 2025

People enjoy a day at the beach in Thanh Hoa, Vietnam, on March 23, 2025. A local tourist rides white horses that are painted with black stripes to resemble zebras, a common practice for tourist attractions in some regions. With the sea in the background and gentle waves lapping the shore, the family shares a moment together, reflecting leisure, bonding, and local beachside activities.

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23 March 2025

People enjoy a day at the beach in Thanh Hoa, Vietnam, on March 23, 2025. Local tourists ride white horses that are painted with black stripes to resemble zebras, a common practice for tourist attractions in some regions. With the sea in the background and gentle waves lapping the shore, the family shares a moment together, reflecting leisure, bonding, and local beachside activities.

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#12186174

23 March 2025

A lively street scene occurs in a residential neighborhood of Hanoi, Vietnam, on March 22, 2025. Motorbikes line the sidewalk, a common mode of transport in the city. Locals sit and chat on plastic stools outside a cafe, under the shade of tall trees and the casual ambiance.

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#6014782

19 September 2020

Maryam Rajavi (L), President-elect of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), listening to Rep. Paul Gosar (R-AZ), during the Trans-Atlantic Summit on Iran Policy, held online on September 18, 2020, in Ashraf-3, Albania. This conference featured bipartisan lawmakers from the U.S. and Europe and thousands of Iranians from 10,000 locations worldwide. Rep. Gosar said the common bond we share in fighting for a free Iran remains united as ever. We are working hard in support for Ms. Maryam Rajavi and her vision for Iran future.

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#1844148

14 March 2017

Nurtinah eats during her time work break. Nurtinah, 47, a farm worker from Pucang Anom village, Cerme sub-district, Bondowoso district, East Java Province, Indonesia was dreaming to earn more in the city. She left her husband for working as a scavenger in Surabaya in 2012. Her friend Nurul asked her to work as a scavenger in Keputih landfill with income about Rp 2.5 million per month. She lives in a small hut, 2x3 meters, made from used cardboard, plywood, zinc, and plastics near the landfill. She works from 5 am to 5 pm everyday, sorting the garbage that can be recycled between plastic, paper, cans and clothes. She can sell the plastic bottles Rp 3000 per Kg, Rp 1500 for paper and Rp 400 for cans. She sell clothes separately or used them for herself. She burns styrofoam and others materials that cannot be recycled. She was never seriously ill for 4 years, only had itchy or common cough. She sells the recycled waste to a buyer from Madura. This year she can only earns about Rp. 1 million per month. She has no choice. She do not have any other skills and never had formal education before. She could send Rp. 200 thousands to her family in the village every month and the rest to fulfill the daily needs. This is because the government has developed an effective community education program about waste management start from household to sort between organic and non-organic waste. The programs included Surabaya Green and Clean, Bank Sampah, Compost House, Dry Waste Gasification Power Plant.

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#1844183

14 March 2017

Nurtinah baths after work as a scavenger. Nurtinah, 47, a farm worker from Pucang Anom village, Cerme sub-district, Bondowoso district, East Java Province, Indonesia was dreaming to earn more in the city. She left her husband for working as a scavenger in Surabaya in 2012. Her friend Nurul asked her to work as a scavenger in Keputih landfill with income about Rp 2.5 million per month. She lives in a small hut, 2x3 meters, made from used cardboard, plywood, zinc, and plastics near the landfill. She works from 5 am to 5 pm everyday, sorting the garbage that can be recycled between plastic, paper, cans and clothes. She can sell the plastic bottles Rp 3000 per Kg, Rp 1500 for paper and Rp 400 for cans. She sell clothes separately or used them for herself. She burns styrofoam and others materials that cannot be recycled. She was never seriously ill for 4 years, only had itchy or common cough. She sells the recycled waste to a buyer from Madura. This year she can only earns about Rp. 1 million per month. She has no choice. She do not have any other skills and never had formal education before. She could send Rp. 200 thousands to her family in the village every month and the rest to fulfill the daily needs. This is because the government has developed an effective community education program about waste management start from household to sort between organic and non-organic waste. The programs included Surabaya Green and Clean, Bank Sampah, Compost House, Dry Waste Gasification Power Plant.

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#1844184

14 March 2017

Nurtinah washes her clothes after work as a scavenger. Nurtinah, 47, a farm worker from Pucang Anom village, Cerme sub-district, Bondowoso district, East Java Province, Indonesia was dreaming to earn more in the city. She left her husband for working as a scavenger in Surabaya in 2012. Her friend Nurul asked her to work as a scavenger in Keputih landfill with income about Rp 2.5 million per month. She lives in a small hut, 2x3 meters, made from used cardboard, plywood, zinc, and plastics near the landfill. She works from 5 am to 5 pm everyday, sorting the garbage that can be recycled between plastic, paper, cans and clothes. She can sell the plastic bottles Rp 3000 per Kg, Rp 1500 for paper and Rp 400 for cans. She sell clothes separately or used them for herself. She burns styrofoam and others materials that cannot be recycled. She was never seriously ill for 4 years, only had itchy or common cough. She sells the recycled waste to a buyer from Madura. This year she can only earns about Rp. 1 million per month. She has no choice. She do not have any other skills and never had formal education before. She could send Rp. 200 thousands to her family in the village every month and the rest to fulfill the daily needs. This is because the government has developed an effective community education program about waste management start from household to sort between organic and non-organic waste. The programs included Surabaya Green and Clean, Bank Sampah, Compost House, Dry Waste Gasification Power Plant.

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#1844185

14 March 2017

Nurtinah walks for bathing after work as a scavenger. Nurtinah, 47, a farm worker from Pucang Anom village, Cerme sub-district, Bondowoso district, East Java Province, Indonesia was dreaming to earn more in the city. She left her husband for working as a scavenger in Surabaya in 2012. Her friend Nurul asked her to work as a scavenger in Keputih landfill with income about Rp 2.5 million per month. She lives in a small hut, 2x3 meters, made from used cardboard, plywood, zinc, and plastics near the landfill. She works from 5 am to 5 pm everyday, sorting the garbage that can be recycled between plastic, paper, cans and clothes. She can sell the plastic bottles Rp 3000 per Kg, Rp 1500 for paper and Rp 400 for cans. She sell clothes separately or used them for herself. She burns styrofoam and others materials that cannot be recycled. She was never seriously ill for 4 years, only had itchy or common cough. She sells the recycled waste to a buyer from Madura. This year she can only earns about Rp. 1 million per month. She has no choice. She do not have any other skills and never had formal education before. She could send Rp. 200 thousands to her family in the village every month and the rest to fulfill the daily needs. This is because the government has developed an effective community education program about waste management start from household to sort between organic and non-organic waste. The programs included Surabaya Green and Clean, Bank Sampah, Compost House, Dry Waste Gasification Power Plant.

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#1844186

14 March 2017

General view of Nurtinah's small hut. Nurtinah, 47, a farm worker from Pucang Anom village, Cerme sub-district, Bondowoso district, East Java Province, Indonesia was dreaming to earn more in the city. She left her husband for working as a scavenger in Surabaya in 2012. Her friend Nurul asked her to work as a scavenger in Keputih landfill with income about Rp 2.5 million per month. She lives in a small hut, 2x3 meters, made from used cardboard, plywood, zinc, and plastics near the landfill. She works from 5 am to 5 pm everyday, sorting the garbage that can be recycled between plastic, paper, cans and clothes. She can sell the plastic bottles Rp 3000 per Kg, Rp 1500 for paper and Rp 400 for cans. She sell clothes separately or used them for herself. She burns styrofoam and others materials that cannot be recycled. She was never seriously ill for 4 years, only had itchy or common cough. She sells the recycled waste to a buyer from Madura. This year she can only earns about Rp. 1 million per month. She has no choice. She do not have any other skills and never had formal education before. She could send Rp. 200 thousands to her family in the village every month and the rest to fulfill the daily needs. This is because the government has developed an effective community education program about waste management start from household to sort between organic and non-organic waste. The programs included Surabaya Green and Clean, Bank Sampah, Compost House, Dry Waste Gasification Power Plant.

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#1844187

14 March 2017

Nurtinah takes a break after working as a scavenger in her small hut. Nurtinah, 47, a farm worker from Pucang Anom village, Cerme sub-district, Bondowoso district, East Java Province, Indonesia was dreaming to earn more in the city. She left her husband for working as a scavenger in Surabaya in 2012. Her friend Nurul asked her to work as a scavenger in Keputih landfill with income about Rp 2.5 million per month. She lives in a small hut, 2x3 meters, made from used cardboard, plywood, zinc, and plastics near the landfill. She works from 5 am to 5 pm everyday, sorting the garbage that can be recycled between plastic, paper, cans and clothes. She can sell the plastic bottles Rp 3000 per Kg, Rp 1500 for paper and Rp 400 for cans. She sell clothes separately or used them for herself. She burns styrofoam and others materials that cannot be recycled. She was never seriously ill for 4 years, only had itchy or common cough. She sells the recycled waste to a buyer from Madura. This year she can only earns about Rp. 1 million per month. She has no choice. She do not have any other skills and never had formal education before. She could send Rp. 200 thousands to her family in the village every month and the rest to fulfill the daily needs. This is because the government has developed an effective community education program about waste management start from household to sort between organic and non-organic waste. The programs included Surabaya Green and Clean, Bank Sampah, Compost House, Dry Waste Gasification Power Plant.

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14 March 2017

Nurtinah takes a break after working as a scavenger in her small hut. Nurtinah, 47, a farm worker from Pucang Anom village, Cerme sub-district, Bondowoso district, East Java Province, Indonesia was dreaming to earn more in the city. She left her husband for working as a scavenger in Surabaya in 2012. Her friend Nurul asked her to work as a scavenger in Keputih landfill with income about Rp 2.5 million per month. She lives in a small hut, 2x3 meters, made from used cardboard, plywood, zinc, and plastics near the landfill. She works from 5 am to 5 pm everyday, sorting the garbage that can be recycled between plastic, paper, cans and clothes. She can sell the plastic bottles Rp 3000 per Kg, Rp 1500 for paper and Rp 400 for cans. She sell clothes separately or used them for herself. She burns styrofoam and others materials that cannot be recycled. She was never seriously ill for 4 years, only had itchy or common cough. She sells the recycled waste to a buyer from Madura. This year she can only earns about Rp. 1 million per month. She has no choice. She do not have any other skills and never had formal education before. She could send Rp. 200 thousands to her family in the village every month and the rest to fulfill the daily needs. This is because the government has developed an effective community education program about waste management start from household to sort between organic and non-organic waste. The programs included Surabaya Green and Clean, Bank Sampah, Compost House, Dry Waste Gasification Power Plant.

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#1844189

14 March 2017

Nurtinah prepares to work as a scavenger. Nurtinah, 47, a farm worker from Pucang Anom village, Cerme sub-district, Bondowoso district, East Java Province, Indonesia was dreaming to earn more in the city. She left her husband for working as a scavenger in Surabaya in 2012. Her friend Nurul asked her to work as a scavenger in Keputih landfill with income about Rp 2.5 million per month. She lives in a small hut, 2x3 meters, made from used cardboard, plywood, zinc, and plastics near the landfill. She works from 5 am to 5 pm everyday, sorting the garbage that can be recycled between plastic, paper, cans and clothes. She can sell the plastic bottles Rp 3000 per Kg, Rp 1500 for paper and Rp 400 for cans. She sell clothes separately or used them for herself. She burns styrofoam and others materials that cannot be recycled. She was never seriously ill for 4 years, only had itchy or common cough. She sells the recycled waste to a buyer from Madura. This year she can only earns about Rp. 1 million per month. She has no choice. She do not have any other skills and never had formal education before. She could send Rp. 200 thousands to her family in the village every month and the rest to fulfill the daily needs. This is because the government has developed an effective community education program about waste management start from household to sort between organic and non-organic waste. The programs included Surabaya Green and Clean, Bank Sampah, Compost House, Dry Waste Gasification Power Plant.

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#1844190

14 March 2017

Nurtinah prepares to work as a scavenger. Nurtinah, 47, a farm worker from Pucang Anom village, Cerme sub-district, Bondowoso district, East Java Province, Indonesia was dreaming to earn more in the city. She left her husband for working as a scavenger in Surabaya in 2012. Her friend Nurul asked her to work as a scavenger in Keputih landfill with income about Rp 2.5 million per month. She lives in a small hut, 2x3 meters, made from used cardboard, plywood, zinc, and plastics near the landfill. She works from 5 am to 5 pm everyday, sorting the garbage that can be recycled between plastic, paper, cans and clothes. She can sell the plastic bottles Rp 3000 per Kg, Rp 1500 for paper and Rp 400 for cans. She sell clothes separately or used them for herself. She burns styrofoam and others materials that cannot be recycled. She was never seriously ill for 4 years, only had itchy or common cough. She sells the recycled waste to a buyer from Madura. This year she can only earns about Rp. 1 million per month. She has no choice. She do not have any other skills and never had formal education before. She could send Rp. 200 thousands to her family in the village every month and the rest to fulfill the daily needs. This is because the government has developed an effective community education program about waste management start from household to sort between organic and non-organic waste. The programs included Surabaya Green and Clean, Bank Sampah, Compost House, Dry Waste Gasification Power Plant.

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