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Leica M4 | Leica 50mm f/1.4 Summilux-M | Kodachrome 25
Phnom Penh, Cambodia with Justin
Employees at the Port Group Co. Company in charge of the exploitation of the port of Tianjin, considered as one of the twenty biggest ports in the world. Tianjin. China.
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Credit: Crozet M. / ILO
Date : 2007-08
Country : China
ILO PHOTO reference ILO photo e5526
More photos from the Leap for Lucy table at VegFest
Leap for Lucy
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Taken at VegFest
Edmonton, AB
FBI Southeast Georgia Child Exploitation Task Force (ICAC) Patch. Colors have been altered to prevent reproduction.
Exploited for human use and on display for human amusement.
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Glissement de terrain majeur à la mine Lac d'Amiante. Un glissement d'approximativement 15 millions de tonnes de roche. Dans le domaine des mines, il y a aussi les défis qu'il faudra relever. Mine Lac d'Amiante, Thetford Mines, Janvier 2010. Gracieuseté de Dominic Gravel.
United Nations peacekeepers, police, and civilians work hard to provide security, sanctuary, and peace for the vulnerable people of war-torn South Sudan.
The relationship between the two groups should be one of mutual trust and confidence but, at times, it breaks down when the power imbalance results in local people being subjected to sexual exploitation and abuse by UN personnel.
Appointed by the UN Secretary-General, Jane Connors is the UN’s first Victims’ Rights Advocate (VRA). This puts her at the forefront of efforts to prevent, respond to, and ultimately eliminate sexual exploitation and abuse. Her role ensures that victims are at the center of the UN’s approach.
The Victims’ Rights Advocate is visiting South Sudan to promote the importance of the “no excuses, zero tolerance” approach to UN personnel, whether they are peacekeepers or humanitarian workers. She has also met with victims and local authorities and spent time listening to the concerns of internally displaced people in protection of civilians’ sites.
Globally there were 103 allegations of sexual exploitation and abuse reported against UN peacekeepers last year with four in South Sudan. While the numbers seem low, explained the VRA, this may be because the stigma attached to this kind of behavior makes victims reluctant to report it. That is why it is vital to encouraging reporting so that perpetrators are held accountable.
Jane Connors’ visit to South Sudan’s follows the launch of a new campaign by the UN Mission to build on the “zero tolerance” and “no excuses” stance taken by the Secretary-General. At the recent launch of a new pocket-sized card designed to remind all UN personnel of their responsibility to prevent sexual exploitation and abuse, the Head of the Mission in South Sudan, David Shearer, said there would be “no second chance” for any offenders in the country.
5.2.2012 - Dorfstaße, Abrissbagger, Erkelenz-Pesch; das Dorf wird für den Braunkohletagebau "Garzweiler II" abgerissen ("zurückgebaut" in der Diktion der RWE Power), die Bewohner haben Pesch verlassen. -||- Village main road, demolition excavator, Erkelnz-Pesch, Germany. The village is being demolished for the lignite open cast mine "Garzweiler II", the inhabitants already left their homes
Mehr sehen, mehr lesen -||- See more, read more: www.flickr.com/photos/ajurgenowski/sets/72157613472960295/
Exploitant : Voyages Nombalais
Réseau Tourisme
Substitution SNCF en raison de travaux pendant le week-end du 11 novembre 2022.
July 20, 2016--New York City-- Governor Andrew M. Cuomo announced that the Task Force to Combat Worker Exploitation has directed 1,547 businesses to pay nearly $4 million in back wages and damages to more than 7,500 workers since its inception in July 2015. The Governor also announced several initiatives to improve worker health and safety, including a multi-agency investigation into the exploitation of dry cleaning workers and a coordinated effort to ban harmful chemicals, such as perchlorethylene (PERC), that are commonly used in the industry. Additionally, the state will launch a new $5 million grant program and RFP for non-profit organizations to expand services to help exploited workers. (Don Pollard/Office of the Governor)
A march against the exploitation of and racism toward international students in Australia that the governments (both state and federal) continue to allow to exist. International and Australian students from NSW universities (such as Newcastle, UTS, Macquarie, UNSW and Sydney University) rallied together, marching from Sydney University to UTS and on to NSW Parliament House, asking for the government to intervene and change legislation that allows international students to be taken advantage of.
Some basic rights like abolishing the 20-hour work week limit and providing student travel concessions to international students were demanded in chants and songs. At a deeper level though, the protesters are demanding an end to the systematic racism and exploitation of international students, who are increasingly treated more as a means to profit than as students to educate.
Exploitant : Transdev Nanterre
Réseau : RATP
Ligne : 467
Lieu : Général Leclerc (Saint-Cloud, F-92)
Lien TC Infos : tc-infos.fr/id/24422
Virginie Bardou, exploitante, jeune femme. 4 mars 2008, Transports Florkzak a Gimont, Gers. Messagerie generale et express pour le compte de France Express, Graveleau, Sernam, Mory, etc.
So these folks were entertaining children by getting them to join in silly games. Note the charity buckets for Children's cancer. To me that's exploiting kids by guilting their parents into giving to charity. Sorry if my comment offends anyone but charity should be given freely, not out of pressure or guilt.
Shushufindi, Equador / April,04,2009 -
Texaco's oil barrels found in the city victmated by the abusive oil exploitation taken during 30 years by the american enterprise. At the time this instituition enjoyed the monopoly situation, it started deliberatedly to throw toxic water in the middle of the forest, hiding and destructing documents related to this practical destiny to what should be reinjected in the deep of the land. This caused in 5 years the complete aniquilation of two indian groups and generated cancer cases in the whole population in the cities of Shushufindi and Lago Agrio. This troubles takes us to the greatest process in human history as the affected communities are asking for 27 billion dolars to both the company and the equatorian governement (as some employees got corrupted by the american company and let it leave the country without any problems) just in order to try to recover the enviroment dammages. The lawyer in charge for the case is an interesting and determined equatorian who used to be a worker cleaning oil fields destructed by accidents. He started to denounce irregular situations in oil exploitation and them decided to study law, with the help of the church, through a distance course just to be dedicated to this work. He was awarded as the 2007 CNN Hero of the Year.
Exploitant : Transdev Montesson la Boucle
Réseau : Bus en Seine
Lieu : Berges de Montesson (Montesson, F-78)
Lien TC Infos : tc-infos.fr/vehicule/42487
Despite the fears of bird flu, Burmese migrant laborers process chickens through the night without safety equipment in the Tak province of Thailand. Workers from Burma (Myanmar) are often exploited in Thailand.
«Children — are the Victims of Adult Vices» (sculptor: Shemiakin M.M., architect: Efimov A.V.)
Children Are the Victims of Adult Vices - is a group of sculptures created by Russian artist Mihail Chemiakin. The sculptures are located in a park in Bolotnaya Square, Balchug, 2000 feet south of the Moscow Kremlin behind the British Ambassador's residence. Chemiakin said that, «[The sculpture] ... was conceived and carried out by me as a symbol and a call to fight for the salvation of present and future generations.»
A spectator sees before him 15 pieces: two children with a blindfold playing hide and seek but around them are three-meter allegorical monsters, which are depicted as human figures with the heads of fish and animals. As explained by the sculptor Shemyakin, that's the historically established traditions to portray the vices: of drug addiction, prostitution, theft, alcoholism, ignorance, propaganda of violence, pseudoscientists, indifference, sadism, for the forgetful, child labor exploitation, poverty, war.
The figures are perceptibly closing in on two unaware playmates, a girl and a boy, with the centrepiece figure being «Indifference».
The sculpture was commissioned by then-Mayor Yuri Luzhkov and sponsored by the state-owned oil company Rosneft, [amid some controversy]in 2001 in the park, named for the 800th anniversary of Moscow. Some Muscovites worried that the graphic imagery would frighten children.
Went out on the hunt again today, I'm actually only keeping the Lalaloopsies all the other stuff is for a friend of mine. Pillow Featherbed came in the mail today but I decided to include her anyway ^^;
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The story of this site located in the mosan valley starts at the XIIIth and XIVth centuries, with the exploitation in quarry of the mosan stone (or "blue stone"), which was considered high quality. The blocks of limestone were cut in open-air but also in subterranean galleries that are now closed to the public.
The lime kilns in the pictures were built since 1872. During almost a century, this impressive construction attached to the mountain has seen many changes among which the successive addition of new kilns (finally eight, arranged on a 68 meter length) and the evolution of new technologies.
These lime kilns worked on a continuous process, fed 24 hours a day. Several layers of fuel (previously coal, then coke) and limestones were successively piled from the top of the kilns, then burned by a process of calcination. After cooling, the lime was extracted from the bottom. It was then used in mortars for construction.
Closed since 1971, these lime kilns are today abandoned and poorly secured (in spite of important risks of fall). A part of the cliff and the former quarry is still used by a climbing club.
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L'histoire de ce site situé dans la vallée mosane remonte aux XIIIe et XIVe siècles, lorsque la pierre mosane (ou "pierre bleue"), réputée d'une grande qualité, commence à être exploitée en carrière. Les blocs de pierre calcaire y étaient taillés à ciel ouvert mais aussi dans des galeries souterraines aujourd'hui fermées au public.
Les fours à chaux furent quant à eux construits à partir de 1872. Pendant près d'un siècle, cette imposante construction accolée à la montagne a connu de nombreux remaniements parmi lesquels l'ajout successif de nouveaux fours (finalement au nombre de huit, disposés sur une longueur de 68 mètres) et l'évolution de nouvelles technologies et procédés.
Ces fours fonctionnaient à feu continu, alimentés 24h sur 24. Des couches de combustibles (auparavant du charbon, puis du coke) et de pierres à chaux (calcaires) étaient empilées successivement depuis le haut des fours, puis brûlées par un procédé de calcination. La chaux ainsi produite après refroidissement était récupérée par le bas et acheminée, prête à l'usage dans les mortiers pour la construction.
Fermés depuis 1971, ces fours sont aujourd'hui à l'abandon dans un site étonnement peu sécurisé (malgré des risques de chute importants). Une partie de la falaise et des anciennes carrières est encore employée par un club d'escalade de la région.
Exploitant : Transdev Montesson Les Rabaux
Réseau : Résalys
Lieu : Gare de Saint-Germain-en-Laye (Saint-Germain-en-Laye, F-78)
Lien TC Infos : tc-infos.fr/id/31176
Impossible de découvrir Cuba sans s’immerger dans la culture du tabac. Si les cigares cubains sont célèbres dans le monde entier, ils sont ici encrés dans le quotidien des locaux. Cette immersion vous emmène au coeur d’une petite exploitation pour y apprendre les techniques de culture du tabac ainsi que le processus de fabrication traditionnel des cigares.
La région de Pinar de Rio est le lieu de prédilection pour s’imprégner de la culture du tabac. Cette région possède les plantations les plus réputées notamment grâce à sa terre très fertile et son microclimat. Alors si de nombreuses petites exploitations sont logées dans ce paysage verdoyant, vous pouvez vous rendre à la finca Macondo où l’on se fera un plaisir de vous recevoir.
Pour s’y rendre depuis la rue principale de Viñales, dirigez vous vers la célèbre Finca Agroecologica El Paraiso, après le virage de la route principale, continuez tout droit, la route commence légèrement à monter. Il vous faudra emprunter la 3ème petite route à gauche (au niveau d’une maison bleue au toit en tôles rouges/orangées) puis continuez jusqu’à voir sur la gauche une petite cabane grillagée portant l’inscription MACONDO. Demandez aux habitants du coin, ils sauront vous guider.
“El Professor”, de son surnom, vous accueillera avec plaisir pour vous expliquer le processus de fabrication d’un produit qu’il connaît bien. En effet, il nous a confié que pour lui, il considère que la journée a été bonne lorsqu’il a fumé 2 cigares, très bonne lorsqu’il en a fumé 3. Oui, on vous avez dit, le cigare à Cuba fait partie du quotidien.
Ce n’est pas pour cela qu’il en est accro, les cigares sont sans nicotine !
Chapeau de paille sur la tête, lunettes de soleil, cigare au bec et drapeau du Che en arrière plan, il a tout à fait le style de l’exploitant de tabac cubain.
finca Macondo. C’est là qu’El professor nous reçoit autour d’une table pour nous expliquer le processus d’exploitation et de fabrication du tabac. Période de récolte, temps de séchage, différence entre les feuilles de tabac et entre les cigares, technique de roulage, de coupage et de dégustation, il nous dit tout. Tout en nous montrant comment rouler le cigare bien sûr !
Nous en fumons ensuite un avec lui en trempant la tête du cigare dans le miel pour plus de saveur. Les arômes de café, citron, miel dénotent avec les goûts auxquels sont habitués les fumeurs de chez nous.
Nous faisons ensuite un tour du côté de la plantation de tabac puis nous entrons dans la cabane réservée au séchage des feuilles de tabac où encore pas mal de feuilles sèchent pendues à des poutres. El professor nous montre comment il asperge les feuilles d’un mélange d’épices, de citron, de café et de miel qui donne aux cigares ce goût si particulier.
t's impossible to discover Cuba without immersing yourself in tobacco growing. Cuban cigars are famous all over the world, but they are here in the everyday life of the locals. This immersion takes you to the heart of a small farm to learn the techniques of growing tobacco and the process of traditional cigar manufacturing.
The region of Pinar de Rio is the favorite place to soak up the culture of tobacco. This region has the most famous plantations thanks to its very fertile land and its microclimate. So if many small farms are housed in this green landscape, you can go to Macondo finca where we will be happy to receive you.
To get there from the main street of Viñales, head towards the famous Finca Agroecologica El Paraiso, after the turn of the main road, go straight, the road starts to climb slightly. You will have to take the 3rd small road on the left (at the level of a blue house with red / orange plate roof) then continue until you see on the left a small screened cabin with the inscription MACONDO. Ask the locals, they will guide you.
"El Professor", his nickname, will welcome you with pleasure to explain the process of making a product he knows well. Indeed, he told us that for him, he considers that the day was good when he smoked 2 cigars, very good when he smoked 3. Yes, we told you, the cigar in Cuba is part Daily.
This is not why he is addicted, cigars are nicotine free!
Straw hat on his head, sunglasses, cigar in the beak and flag of Che in the background, he has quite the style of the Cuban tobacco operator.
Macondo finca. It is here that El professor receives us around a table to explain the process of exploitation and manufacture of tobacco. Harvesting period, drying time, difference between tobacco leaves and between cigars, technique of rolling, cutting and tasting, it tells us everything. While showing us how to roll the cigar of course!
We then smoke one with him, soaking the cigar's head in the honey for more flavor. The aromas of coffee, lemon, honey and tastes are familiar to smokers in our country.
We then make a tour of the side of the tobacco plantation then we enter the hut reserved for drying tobacco leaves where still a lot of leaves dry hanging from the beams. The professor shows us how he sprinkles the leaves with a mixture of spices, lemon, coffee and honey, which gives the cigars that particular taste.
Exploitant : Transdev Montesson la Boucle
Réseau : Bus en Seine
Ligne : B
Lieu : Théophile Roussel (Montesson, F-78)
Lien TC Infos : tc-infos.fr/id/56032
Exploited for human use and on display for human amusement.
Animals have the right to not be treated as property! Go vegan!
Exploited for human use and on display for human amusement.
Animals have the right to not be treated as property! Go vegan!
Exploitation tenue par Mélanie Martin et inscrite sur la plateforme Agrilocal40.com
Le 10 mai 2017
© Sébastien Zambon | Dpt40
#Middlesbrough sexual grooming and exploitation trial hears closing speeches - #Gazette Live ow.ly/rqKoR #Boro #bbcnews #skynews Jury must decide whether a taxi driver took part in targeting and exploiting vulnerable girls for sex, or behaved