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• A sex worker puts her makeup on in her room in Ingonia, India,16/11/2009.

📸 Kuni Takahashi

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Posted for educational and informative purposes only. by @the_anti_industry

• Bobby Kennedy taking a lunch break at the Bluefield Drive-In, circa 1960. by @the_anti_industry

• Be kind, be gentle, let a spider into your home this autumn. by @the_anti_industry

• Twenty two-year-old JJ sits on a bed in Potrero Grande, Colombia. He works for ‘El Viejo’ (The Old Man), who from time to time hands him a photograph, a name, and a location. When the job is done, JJ receives anywhere between $1100 and $2200. In the space of a year, JJ had carried out 15 killings.

📸 Mads Nissen

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Posted for educational and informative purposes only. by @the_anti_industry

• ‘Sea of Death’ by Paul Hilton

The fins of an estimated 30,000 slaughtered sharks cover the roof of a building in Hong Kong, 2012.

‘Following a public outcry over the growing volume of fins being dried on city pavements, traders started to dry shark fins on roofs. This picture was taken as part of Paul’s report on the worldwide slaughter of sharks for their fins. The most reliable estimate puts the global shark catch at around 100 million a year, but the actual figure could be as high as 273 million. Most species targeted are large and slow to reproduce – their reproduction rates cannot keep pace with the numbers being killed. More than 70 per cent of the 14 most traded shark species are classified as endangered or vulnerable, meaning they are at a high or very high risk of extinction in the wild. Along with fins, other shark parts including meat, skin, teeth, jaws and oil are sold. But it has been the high market value of shark fins, chiefly in Hong Kong and China, that has driven demand. However, a recent report indicates that shark fin is declining in value, with one trader quoted as saying that it is now the same as squid on the street’.

2 • Thousands of shark fins dry at a facility in Kaohsiung

3 • Newly cut fins from sharks

4 • The carcass of a grey reef shark hangs in a drift net as fishermen pull it to the surface

Some estimates suggest that up to 90 percent of the oceans shark population has already disappeared.

- World Press Photo 2012 & Natural History Museum Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2012

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• ‘Bad Actors’ collection Thursday 6pm GMT

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• Orwellian times, Orwellian future 👁️

‘Bad Actors’ collection out tomorrow at 6pm GMT

@pobvl

#flock #iran #trump #china #ukraine

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• US President George W. Bush throws the ceremonial first pitch at the Yankee Stadium before Game Three of the World Series between the Arizona Diamondbacks and the New York Yankees one month after the September 11th World Trade Centre attacks in New York City. by @the_anti_industry

• A man watches as fire rages through an affluent neighbourhood during Hurricane Katrina, 2005

2 • People collect aid dropped from a UH-60 Blackhawk at the convention centre where thousands were left without a police presence or supplies, 2005

📸 Michael Appleton by @the_anti_industry

• Life inside the Louisiana Superdome during Hurricane Katrina, 2005.

An estimated 25,000-30,000 people took refuge within the stadium as Katrina made landfall. With plumbing systems overworked and drinking water limited, reports of deaths inside the stadium emerged, former Superdome General Manager Doug Thornton labelled the stadium as a “symbol of misery and suffering”.

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• Robert F. Kennedy lies gravely wounded on the floor of the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles, 05/06/1968.

24-year-old Palestinian nationalist Sirhan Sirhan had shot Kennedy multiple times with a .22 revolver in the head and body, injuring five others. During his trial he stated he acted in revenge for Kennedy’s strong pro-Israel stance. He would be sentenced to death in 1969 but was changed to life imprisonment three years later.

📸 Boris Yaro by @the_anti_industry

• Kim Jong-un (in the Nike tracksuit) pictured with his classmates in Switzerland, 1988. by @the_anti_industry