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Show The Exploited - 18.11.2009 - Manara - Porto Alegre RS - Câmera Sony A300 (Photos Para Revista Rock Brigade)
Mise en exploitation du nouveau centre de détention administrative
(CDA) et de l’extension de la prison de Sion /
Inbetriebnahme des neuen Zentrums für Ausschaffungshaft (ZAH) und
der Erweiterung des Gefängnisses in Sitten
Photos © Studio Bonnardot, Sion
Bison exploited on a nearby farm. It's hard to know they live so close by, one day to be killed for human consumption....
Go Vegan! All sentient beings have the right to not be treated as property and exploited for human use.
WASHINGTON, DC: National Center for Missing & Exploited (NCMEC) 2023 Hope Gala, Sept. 14, 2023
The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children’s (NCMEC) Hope Gala held on Sept. 14, 2023, at the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery in Washington, D.C. The event is a celebration of the inspiring work being done globally to protect children. We recognized leaders in child safety, honor survivors, and remember the families and victims who are still seeking justice and safety. Every child deserves a safe childhood. Claire Edkins/NCMEC
Mise en exploitation du nouveau centre de détention administrative
(CDA) et de l’extension de la prison de Sion /
Inbetriebnahme des neuen Zentrums für Ausschaffungshaft (ZAH) und
der Erweiterung des Gefängnisses in Sitten
Photos © Studio Bonnardot, Sion
Carte du Haut-Cavu avec la région du ruisseau du Carciara et l'ancien Chemin d'exploitation porté sur le Cadastre Napoléonien
Mise en exploitation du nouveau centre de détention administrative
(CDA) et de l’extension de la prison de Sion /
Inbetriebnahme des neuen Zentrums für Ausschaffungshaft (ZAH) und
der Erweiterung des Gefängnisses in Sitten
Photos © Studio Bonnardot, Sion
du soleil …
des roses trémières…
un lieu unique ….
un mois d’été …
un jour d’anniversaire …^^^
pas d’indésirables envahisseurs….
Mise en exploitation du nouveau centre de détention administrative
(CDA) et de l’extension de la prison de Sion /
Inbetriebnahme des neuen Zentrums für Ausschaffungshaft (ZAH) und
der Erweiterung des Gefängnisses in Sitten
Photos © Studio Bonnardot, Sion
Exploitant : SPL TransUrbain
Réseau : TransUrbain
Ligne : T1B
Lieu : Molière (Évreux, F-27)
Lien TC Infos : tc-infos.fr/vehicule/17633
Banded iron-formation in the Precambrian of Ontario, Canada.
This is an exposure of glacially eroded, Archean-aged, folded, magnetite-rich banded iron formation (BIF). An adjacent roadcut shows these BIFs perched atop basement rocks. Occasional patches of shiny glacial polish are present.
I'm not absolutely sure about the formal stratigraphic name of this unit at this site, but it appears to be the Michipicoten Iron-Formation (Neoarchean, 2.696 to 2.749 billion years old).
The exposure is anthropogenic - the original vegetation and soil was stripped away after visible gold was discovered in a shear zone/fault zone nearby. The inactive Ranson Gold Mine occurs near here, which exploited the same gold occurrence that was found in the stripped area. The basement rocks below the BIFs are part of the Bridget Lake Stock, which consists of “quartz feldspar porphyry”. The Bridget Lake Stock is supposedly the source of the gold mineralization.
Locality: Antoine Lake West Outcrop - glacially eroded exposure on the southern side of Route 17, just west of Antoine Lake, southeast of Bridget Lake, south-southwest of the town of Wawa, Michipicoten Greenstone Belt, Ontario, southeastern Canada (47° 53’ 44.43” North latitude, 84° 50’ 46.62” West longitude)
Visite de l'exploitation agricole de monsieur Pecastaing à Saint-Martin-de-Seignanx
© Sébastien Zambon | Dpt40
Montevecchio (Guspini-Arbus) is one of the most important and richest in cues sites, among those existing in Italy, and not only because it was the first mine in Sardinia to obtain the concession for the extractive activity in the modern age (1848). The nuraghic peoples had already discovered the wealth of the cassiterite veins, used to produce the pond, fundamental member for the bronze fusion, used in great amounts for the production of small bronzes. Montevecchio has been especially exploited for the extraction of lead, zinc and silver. Of great interest the pits of Sant’Antonio (the heart of the old mine), Sartori, Amsicora and Sanna, and of the small village of Gennas with the management offices (very elegant the inner courtyard), the Villaggio Rolandi (the registers document that, already in 1865, in Montevecchio worked more than thousand laborers), the “foresteria”, the “laverìa” of Levante entitled to Prince Tomaso and the mechanical workshops of the yards of Ponente and Levante.
This month, Greater Manchester Police Wigan district have launched their new organised crime strategy, the Place and Community Safety partnership. This is a multi-agency group made up of key partners including Wigan Council, Home Office Immigration Enforcement, Department for Work and Pensions, National Probation Service, Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service and local charities, who will relentlessly pursue the criminal networks operating across the borough.
With a common vision and a shared goal to make communities safer, this operation will use all powers, policies, and levers available to target every element of criminality, whether that’s evicting nuisance tenants, exposing benefits fraud and money laundering, or tackling illegal dog breeding and drug supply. This collaborative approach enables police and partners to develop innovative and preventative measures to disrupt the organised criminal networks and deny them access to money, assets, and infrastructure, making a very real difference in making our communities safe and feeling safer.
To celebrate the launch, the day started in Worsley Hall at 6am, when officers executed warrants in response to community concerns regarding county lines drug dealing and anti-social behaviour. A number of items were seized, consistent with a suspected drugs operation, including a graft phone, often used to send out bulk messages to customers advertising drugs. Police also made a number of safeguarding referrals to relevant partner agencies.
Neighbourhood police also patrolled hot spot areas to engage with teenagers and young adults who could be at risk of exploitation by organised crime groups.
Police were joined by the Community Resilience Team from Wigan Council who are responsible for working with residents and tenants, securing closure orders of properties involved with criminality.
Since May, working in partnership, police have made 31 arrests for offences linked to organised crime, made seven safeguarding referrals, seized large amounts of crack cocaine and heroin, and 38 nuisance properties have been shut down – a record amount of closure orders across Greater Manchester.
In addition to tackling those responsible for the exploitation of young and vulnerable victims, police supported partners at Wigan Council to carry out a range of community engagement sessions to help educate the local communities on how to spot the signs of exploitation, and how they can help play their part in helping safeguard those who may be at risk.
This included an Estate Tidy Up and Talk with Tenants event earlier in the week attended by the estate caretaking team, the Neighbourhood Tenancy team, and local neighbourhood police. This gave residents visible reassurance that support is available and was an opportunity for the community to share concerns and what issues they want to see tackled.
This new multi-agency operation will see partners meet on a monthly basis to discuss local concerns, fill intelligence gaps, and ensure a robust plan is in place to tackle the identified threat.
But it won’t just be about pursuing the criminals. Every top-level gang member started somewhere, so a really important element to the success of this multi-agency partnership is prevention and ensuring safeguarding is in place from an early stage to stop our young people progressing through the ranks.
The impact of serious organised crime is far reaching, and it can manifest itself in many insidious ways, but as this operation evolves and embeds, we will endeavour to protect our communities, and prevent young people and vulnerable adults from being targeted by organised crime groups.
Detective Inspector Patrick Wood from GMP Wigan district said: “Historically, each agency tackling these issues alone hasn’t worked, for example, police could execute a warrant and close drug lines down but within a few days a new one would open up. We believe that working together, sharing our information and resources, provides us with the most efficient and effective response to tackle organised crime from every angle.
“We need to get to the root causes of the issues that allow serious and organised criminals to embed into our communities. To do that, we’re working in line with the home office ‘clear, hold, build’ strategy to build a legacy across Wigan and Leigh that removes the threat, helps communities build back stronger, and creates opportunities for young people, therefore eliminating the risk of them becoming targets for organised criminal groups to recruit.
“We know that crime evolves over time, often taking advantage of new technologies and situations. Until now we’ve always been one step behind them. This partnership is our chance to level the playing field, with more intelligence sharing, more resources, and more powers to remove these criminals from our communities.
“For too long, criminals and their families have been able to exponentially benefit from their ill-gotten gains, keeping themselves at arm’s length away from the overt and brazen criminality, exploiting vulnerable residents to do their bidding. We will change this attitude and make Wigan and Leigh the most hostile environment for organised criminals and their families to live and operate in.”
Councillor Dane Anderton, portfolio holder for police, crime and civil contingencies said: “The safety of our residents is paramount, and we are proud to work together under the Place and Community Safety partnership to combine intelligence and ensure long-term robust plans are in place to tackle organised crime.
“Our teams have been working in communities, listening to residents’ concerns, and helping prevent young people from taking the wrong path through early intervention. Its already impressive results are testament to the significant collaborative work within the partnership. We are keen to build on this and the new operation will continue the great work being achieved as a partnership.”
A man carries a load of salt to the main store.
Saltpan workers labour 8 to 10 hours a day under the blazing sun for a paltry income. With no proper gear, not even footwear, to protect them from the saline environment they are exposed to eye problems (including blindness) and skin diseases. All for the sake of an apathetic landlord.
La mise en exploitation à Granges des nouveaux bâtiments de détention de l’établissement pénitentiaire de Crêtelongue (EPCL) est devenue réalité après quatre années de travaux.
Photos © Fokale.photo-Raphael-Fleury
Show The Exploited - 18.11.2009 - Manara - Porto Alegre RS - Câmera Sony A300 (Photos Para Revista Rock Brigade)
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WASHINGTON, D.C.: National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) 2025 Hope Gala at the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery on Sept. 17, 2025. Photo by Samantha C. Banavong.
NCMEC’s signature fundraiser is more than a night of celebration—Hope Gala is a powerful call to action for children. Every story shared and every dollar raised brings us closer to a world where every child is safe.
For more than 40 years, NCMEC has led the fight to protect children, support families, and bring hope to those impacted by abduction and exploitation. The evening united survivors, advocates, law enforcement, and leaders from across the country around one goal: protecting childhood.
Exploitant : Transdev TVO
Réseau : R'Bus (Argenteuil)
Ligne : 3
Lieu : Fauvettes (Cormeilles-en-Parisis, F-95)
Lien TC Infos : tc-infos.fr/id/25201
La vigilance et la mobilisation sont toujours de mises pour les collectifs citoyens opposés à l'exploitation du gaz et de l'huile de schiste, comme le montrent ces images de la manifestation de Barjac, dimanche 23 octobre 2011.
ALEXANDRIA, VA: National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) Apr. 7-8, 2022
NCMEC Board of Directors Meeting & Events. Claire Edkins/NCMEC
This photo shows a white keyboard with the word Exploit written on the keys. Exploit is a term used to describe the misuse of a vulnerability or a flaw in computer applications or systems to gain access to unauthorized or restricted features and data.
The rise of social media has changed the means and direction of information flow. As information is delivered by AI recommendation algorithms in a pandering way, it seemingly increases the opportunity to access more information. However, does it also make it difficult for individuals with different standpoints to receive each other’s perspectives, thus leading to filter bubbles? Do content creators pursue their reach, thereby affecting the content they created?
Photo: vog.photo