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Vietnamese refugees fleeing during First Indochina War Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/vietnamese-refugees-fleeing-during-first-indochina-war-image69288869.htmlRME0MAJD–Vietnamese refugees fleeing during First Indochina War
Olga (25) with her son Sviatoslav (2) fleed from Poltava region. Refugees from Ukraine arrive at the train station in Przemysl, Poland, on the 20th day of the Russian invasion of their country. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/olga-25-with-her-son-sviatoslav-2-fleed-from-poltava-region-refugees-from-ukraine-arrive-at-the-train-station-in-przemysl-poland-on-the-20th-day-of-the-russian-invasion-of-their-country-image470445239.htmlRF2J9AHKK–Olga (25) with her son Sviatoslav (2) fleed from Poltava region. Refugees from Ukraine arrive at the train station in Przemysl, Poland, on the 20th day of the Russian invasion of their country.
1917 Daily Sketch Rear-Admiral William Pakenham Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/1917-daily-sketch-rear-admiral-william-pakenham-image399287445.htmlRM2E5H35W–1917 Daily Sketch Rear-Admiral William Pakenham
Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/turkey-20062022-syrian-and-african-child-refugees-struggle-to-make-a-living-by-collecting-and-selling-paper-and-cardboard-for-recycling-and-sometimes-selling-handkerchiefs-for-asking-alms-they-are-the-children-of-families-who-migrated-to-turkey-as-refugees-due-to-war-economical-and-political-reasons-child-refugees-who-go-to-turkish-schools-and-speak-turkish-language-well-work-out-of-school-days-at-their-early-age-they-earn-between-25-tl-and-100-tl-per-day-the-eldest-of-the-group-the-teenager-syrian-girl-says-that-they-fled-the-war-8-years-ago-and-took-refuge-in-turkey-child-refug-image473011588.htmlRM2JDFF30–Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug
Single picture of the Grand Admiral Alfred von Tirpitz. He was considered as the founder of the German deep sea fleet and was promoted from supreme commander of the marine to the fleed admiral. The 'Tirpitz-Plan', which was named after him, planned the development of the second largest European sea fleet and lead to the arms race with Great Britain during the First World War. (Undated library photo) Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/single-picture-of-the-grand-admiral-alfred-von-tirpitz-he-was-considered-image65351112.htmlRMDP9008–Single picture of the Grand Admiral Alfred von Tirpitz. He was considered as the founder of the German deep sea fleet and was promoted from supreme commander of the marine to the fleed admiral. The 'Tirpitz-Plan', which was named after him, planned the development of the second largest European sea fleet and lead to the arms race with Great Britain during the First World War. (Undated library photo)
Refugee Tatiana, the woman in pink, stands at the Ukrainian community's protest against the war, Athens, Greece, April 3 2022. Tatiana fleed to Greece in March from bombed Kiev, with her daughter in law and grandchildren. A hundred Ukrainian people gathered outside of the Greek Parliament to ask the end of the war and condemn Russian aggression. At the same time, dozens of cars with Russian flags paraded along the streets near the Parliament. Greek police controlled the area and faced the demonstrators until the end of the protest. (Photo by Elisa Gestri/ Sipa USA) Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/refugee-tatiana-the-woman-in-pink-stands-at-the-ukrainian-communitys-protest-against-the-war-athens-greece-april-3-2022-tatiana-fleed-to-greece-in-march-from-bombed-kiev-with-her-daughter-in-law-and-grandchildren-a-hundred-ukrainian-people-gathered-outside-of-the-greek-parliament-to-ask-the-end-of-the-war-and-condemn-russian-aggression-at-the-same-time-dozens-of-cars-with-russian-flags-paraded-along-the-streets-near-the-parliament-greek-police-controlled-the-area-and-faced-the-demonstrators-until-the-end-of-the-protest-photo-by-elisa-gestri-sipa-usa-image466444927.htmlRM2J2TB7B–Refugee Tatiana, the woman in pink, stands at the Ukrainian community's protest against the war, Athens, Greece, April 3 2022. Tatiana fleed to Greece in March from bombed Kiev, with her daughter in law and grandchildren. A hundred Ukrainian people gathered outside of the Greek Parliament to ask the end of the war and condemn Russian aggression. At the same time, dozens of cars with Russian flags paraded along the streets near the Parliament. Greek police controlled the area and faced the demonstrators until the end of the protest. (Photo by Elisa Gestri/ Sipa USA)
Praise Singing on the three Fleed Scheveningen Vissers, 1781, Pieter Vreede, 1781 text sheet Text sheet with a hymn on the three Scheveningen fishermen who fled and a short story of their escape. Pamletje of six pages with first the story and then the praise on the fishermen Arij Dijkhuyzen, Cornelis Spaan and Ghiel Pronk that arrested arrest in Yarmouth and rowed back to Scheveningen on January 8, 1781. Northern Netherlands paper letterpress printing Fourth Anglo-Dutch War Scheveningen Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/praise-singing-on-the-three-fleed-scheveningen-vissers-1781-pieter-vreede-1781-text-sheet-text-sheet-with-a-hymn-on-the-three-scheveningen-fishermen-who-fled-and-a-short-story-of-their-escape-pamletje-of-six-pages-with-first-the-story-and-then-the-praise-on-the-fishermen-arij-dijkhuyzen-cornelis-spaan-and-ghiel-pronk-that-arrested-arrest-in-yarmouth-and-rowed-back-to-scheveningen-on-january-8-1781-northern-netherlands-paper-letterpress-printing-fourth-anglo-dutch-war-scheveningen-image595106799.htmlRM2WG5CP7–Praise Singing on the three Fleed Scheveningen Vissers, 1781, Pieter Vreede, 1781 text sheet Text sheet with a hymn on the three Scheveningen fishermen who fled and a short story of their escape. Pamletje of six pages with first the story and then the praise on the fishermen Arij Dijkhuyzen, Cornelis Spaan and Ghiel Pronk that arrested arrest in Yarmouth and rowed back to Scheveningen on January 8, 1781. Northern Netherlands paper letterpress printing Fourth Anglo-Dutch War Scheveningen
Reflection of a photographer taking a picture of a Chemin de la liberte plaque Homage to the people who fleed from the nazis fro Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-reflection-of-a-photographer-taking-a-picture-of-a-chemin-de-la-liberte-21357351.htmlRFB6MWEF–Reflection of a photographer taking a picture of a Chemin de la liberte plaque Homage to the people who fleed from the nazis fro
London, England, UK. 15th Mar, 2022. Olga (25) with her son Sviatoslav (2) fleed from Poltava region. Refugees from Ukraine arrive at the train station in Przemysl, Poland, on the 20th day of the Russian invasion of their country. (Credit Image: © Thomas Krych/ZUMA Press Wire) Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/london-england-uk-15th-mar-2022-olga-25-with-her-son-sviatoslav-2-fleed-from-poltava-region-refugees-from-ukraine-arrive-at-the-train-station-in-przemysl-poland-on-the-20th-day-of-the-russian-invasion-of-their-country-credit-image-thomas-krychzuma-press-wire-image464703460.htmlRM2J01204–London, England, UK. 15th Mar, 2022. Olga (25) with her son Sviatoslav (2) fleed from Poltava region. Refugees from Ukraine arrive at the train station in Przemysl, Poland, on the 20th day of the Russian invasion of their country. (Credit Image: © Thomas Krych/ZUMA Press Wire)
Olga (25) with her son Sviatoslav (2) fleed from Poltava region. Refugees from Ukraine arrive at the train station in Przemysl, Poland, on the 20th day of the Russian invasion of their country. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/olga-25-with-her-son-sviatoslav-2-fleed-from-poltava-region-refugees-from-ukraine-arrive-at-the-train-station-in-przemysl-poland-on-the-20th-day-of-the-russian-invasion-of-their-country-image470445105.htmlRF2J9AHEW–Olga (25) with her son Sviatoslav (2) fleed from Poltava region. Refugees from Ukraine arrive at the train station in Przemysl, Poland, on the 20th day of the Russian invasion of their country.
Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/turkey-20062022-syrian-and-african-child-refugees-struggle-to-make-a-living-by-collecting-and-selling-paper-and-cardboard-for-recycling-and-sometimes-selling-handkerchiefs-for-asking-alms-they-are-the-children-of-families-who-migrated-to-turkey-as-refugees-due-to-war-economical-and-political-reasons-child-refugees-who-go-to-turkish-schools-and-speak-turkish-language-well-work-out-of-school-days-at-their-early-age-they-earn-between-25-tl-and-100-tl-per-day-the-eldest-of-the-group-the-teenager-syrian-girl-says-that-they-fled-the-war-8-years-ago-and-took-refuge-in-turkey-child-refug-image473010910.htmlRM2JDFE6P–Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug
London, England, UK. 15th Mar, 2022. Olga (25) with her son Sviatoslav (2) fleed from Poltava region. Refugees from Ukraine arrive at the train station in Przemysl, Poland, on the 20th day of the Russian invasion of their country. (Credit Image: © Thomas Krych/ZUMA Press Wire) Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/london-england-uk-15th-mar-2022-olga-25-with-her-son-sviatoslav-2-fleed-from-poltava-region-refugees-from-ukraine-arrive-at-the-train-station-in-przemysl-poland-on-the-20th-day-of-the-russian-invasion-of-their-country-credit-image-thomas-krychzuma-press-wire-image464703556.htmlRM2J0123G–London, England, UK. 15th Mar, 2022. Olga (25) with her son Sviatoslav (2) fleed from Poltava region. Refugees from Ukraine arrive at the train station in Przemysl, Poland, on the 20th day of the Russian invasion of their country. (Credit Image: © Thomas Krych/ZUMA Press Wire)
Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/turkey-20062022-syrian-and-african-child-refugees-struggle-to-make-a-living-by-collecting-and-selling-paper-and-cardboard-for-recycling-and-sometimes-selling-handkerchiefs-for-asking-alms-they-are-the-children-of-families-who-migrated-to-turkey-as-refugees-due-to-war-economical-and-political-reasons-child-refugees-who-go-to-turkish-schools-and-speak-turkish-language-well-work-out-of-school-days-at-their-early-age-they-earn-between-25-tl-and-100-tl-per-day-the-eldest-of-the-group-the-teenager-syrian-girl-says-that-they-fled-the-war-8-years-ago-and-took-refuge-in-turkey-child-refug-image473010856.htmlRM2JDFE4T–Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug
London, England, UK. 15th Mar, 2022. Olga (25) with her son Sviatoslav (2) fleed from Poltava region. Refugees from Ukraine arrive at the train station in Przemysl, Poland, on the 20th day of the Russian invasion of their country. (Credit Image: © Thomas Krych/ZUMA Press Wire) Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/london-england-uk-15th-mar-2022-olga-25-with-her-son-sviatoslav-2-fleed-from-poltava-region-refugees-from-ukraine-arrive-at-the-train-station-in-przemysl-poland-on-the-20th-day-of-the-russian-invasion-of-their-country-credit-image-thomas-krychzuma-press-wire-image464703558.htmlRM2J0123J–London, England, UK. 15th Mar, 2022. Olga (25) with her son Sviatoslav (2) fleed from Poltava region. Refugees from Ukraine arrive at the train station in Przemysl, Poland, on the 20th day of the Russian invasion of their country. (Credit Image: © Thomas Krych/ZUMA Press Wire)
Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/turkey-20062022-syrian-and-african-child-refugees-struggle-to-make-a-living-by-collecting-and-selling-paper-and-cardboard-for-recycling-and-sometimes-selling-handkerchiefs-for-asking-alms-they-are-the-children-of-families-who-migrated-to-turkey-as-refugees-due-to-war-economical-and-political-reasons-child-refugees-who-go-to-turkish-schools-and-speak-turkish-language-well-work-out-of-school-days-at-their-early-age-they-earn-between-25-tl-and-100-tl-per-day-the-eldest-of-the-group-the-teenager-syrian-girl-says-that-they-fled-the-war-8-years-ago-and-took-refuge-in-turkey-child-refug-image473012347.htmlRM2JDFG23–Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug
Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/turkey-20062022-syrian-and-african-child-refugees-struggle-to-make-a-living-by-collecting-and-selling-paper-and-cardboard-for-recycling-and-sometimes-selling-handkerchiefs-for-asking-alms-they-are-the-children-of-families-who-migrated-to-turkey-as-refugees-due-to-war-economical-and-political-reasons-child-refugees-who-go-to-turkish-schools-and-speak-turkish-language-well-work-out-of-school-days-at-their-early-age-they-earn-between-25-tl-and-100-tl-per-day-the-eldest-of-the-group-the-teenager-syrian-girl-says-that-they-fled-the-war-8-years-ago-and-took-refuge-in-turkey-child-refug-image473012079.htmlRM2JDFFMF–Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug
Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/turkey-20062022-syrian-and-african-child-refugees-struggle-to-make-a-living-by-collecting-and-selling-paper-and-cardboard-for-recycling-and-sometimes-selling-handkerchiefs-for-asking-alms-they-are-the-children-of-families-who-migrated-to-turkey-as-refugees-due-to-war-economical-and-political-reasons-child-refugees-who-go-to-turkish-schools-and-speak-turkish-language-well-work-out-of-school-days-at-their-early-age-they-earn-between-25-tl-and-100-tl-per-day-the-eldest-of-the-group-the-teenager-syrian-girl-says-that-they-fled-the-war-8-years-ago-and-took-refuge-in-turkey-child-refug-image473010506.htmlRM2JDFDMA–Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug
Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/turkey-20062022-syrian-and-african-child-refugees-struggle-to-make-a-living-by-collecting-and-selling-paper-and-cardboard-for-recycling-and-sometimes-selling-handkerchiefs-for-asking-alms-they-are-the-children-of-families-who-migrated-to-turkey-as-refugees-due-to-war-economical-and-political-reasons-child-refugees-who-go-to-turkish-schools-and-speak-turkish-language-well-work-out-of-school-days-at-their-early-age-they-earn-between-25-tl-and-100-tl-per-day-the-eldest-of-the-group-the-teenager-syrian-girl-says-that-they-fled-the-war-8-years-ago-and-took-refuge-in-turkey-child-refug-image473011193.htmlRM2JDFEGW–Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug
Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/turkey-20062022-syrian-and-african-child-refugees-struggle-to-make-a-living-by-collecting-and-selling-paper-and-cardboard-for-recycling-and-sometimes-selling-handkerchiefs-for-asking-alms-they-are-the-children-of-families-who-migrated-to-turkey-as-refugees-due-to-war-economical-and-political-reasons-child-refugees-who-go-to-turkish-schools-and-speak-turkish-language-well-work-out-of-school-days-at-their-early-age-they-earn-between-25-tl-and-100-tl-per-day-the-eldest-of-the-group-the-teenager-syrian-girl-says-that-they-fled-the-war-8-years-ago-and-took-refuge-in-turkey-child-refug-image473010975.htmlRM2JDFE93–Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug
Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/turkey-20062022-syrian-and-african-child-refugees-struggle-to-make-a-living-by-collecting-and-selling-paper-and-cardboard-for-recycling-and-sometimes-selling-handkerchiefs-for-asking-alms-they-are-the-children-of-families-who-migrated-to-turkey-as-refugees-due-to-war-economical-and-political-reasons-child-refugees-who-go-to-turkish-schools-and-speak-turkish-language-well-work-out-of-school-days-at-their-early-age-they-earn-between-25-tl-and-100-tl-per-day-the-eldest-of-the-group-the-teenager-syrian-girl-says-that-they-fled-the-war-8-years-ago-and-took-refuge-in-turkey-child-refug-image473010171.htmlRM2JDFD8B–Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug
Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/turkey-20062022-syrian-and-african-child-refugees-struggle-to-make-a-living-by-collecting-and-selling-paper-and-cardboard-for-recycling-and-sometimes-selling-handkerchiefs-for-asking-alms-they-are-the-children-of-families-who-migrated-to-turkey-as-refugees-due-to-war-economical-and-political-reasons-child-refugees-who-go-to-turkish-schools-and-speak-turkish-language-well-work-out-of-school-days-at-their-early-age-they-earn-between-25-tl-and-100-tl-per-day-the-eldest-of-the-group-the-teenager-syrian-girl-says-that-they-fled-the-war-8-years-ago-and-took-refuge-in-turkey-child-refug-image473010296.htmlRM2JDFDCT–Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug
Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/turkey-20062022-syrian-and-african-child-refugees-struggle-to-make-a-living-by-collecting-and-selling-paper-and-cardboard-for-recycling-and-sometimes-selling-handkerchiefs-for-asking-alms-they-are-the-children-of-families-who-migrated-to-turkey-as-refugees-due-to-war-economical-and-political-reasons-child-refugees-who-go-to-turkish-schools-and-speak-turkish-language-well-work-out-of-school-days-at-their-early-age-they-earn-between-25-tl-and-100-tl-per-day-the-eldest-of-the-group-the-teenager-syrian-girl-says-that-they-fled-the-war-8-years-ago-and-took-refuge-in-turkey-child-refug-image473012473.htmlRM2JDFG6H–Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug
Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/turkey-20062022-syrian-and-african-child-refugees-struggle-to-make-a-living-by-collecting-and-selling-paper-and-cardboard-for-recycling-and-sometimes-selling-handkerchiefs-for-asking-alms-they-are-the-children-of-families-who-migrated-to-turkey-as-refugees-due-to-war-economical-and-political-reasons-child-refugees-who-go-to-turkish-schools-and-speak-turkish-language-well-work-out-of-school-days-at-their-early-age-they-earn-between-25-tl-and-100-tl-per-day-the-eldest-of-the-group-the-teenager-syrian-girl-says-that-they-fled-the-war-8-years-ago-and-took-refuge-in-turkey-child-refug-image473009714.htmlRM2JDFCM2–Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug
Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/turkey-20062022-syrian-and-african-child-refugees-struggle-to-make-a-living-by-collecting-and-selling-paper-and-cardboard-for-recycling-and-sometimes-selling-handkerchiefs-for-asking-alms-they-are-the-children-of-families-who-migrated-to-turkey-as-refugees-due-to-war-economical-and-political-reasons-child-refugees-who-go-to-turkish-schools-and-speak-turkish-language-well-work-out-of-school-days-at-their-early-age-they-earn-between-25-tl-and-100-tl-per-day-the-eldest-of-the-group-the-teenager-syrian-girl-says-that-they-fled-the-war-8-years-ago-and-took-refuge-in-turkey-child-refug-image473012242.htmlRM2JDFFXA–Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug
Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/turkey-20062022-syrian-and-african-child-refugees-struggle-to-make-a-living-by-collecting-and-selling-paper-and-cardboard-for-recycling-and-sometimes-selling-handkerchiefs-for-asking-alms-they-are-the-children-of-families-who-migrated-to-turkey-as-refugees-due-to-war-economical-and-political-reasons-child-refugees-who-go-to-turkish-schools-and-speak-turkish-language-well-work-out-of-school-days-at-their-early-age-they-earn-between-25-tl-and-100-tl-per-day-the-eldest-of-the-group-the-teenager-syrian-girl-says-that-they-fled-the-war-8-years-ago-and-took-refuge-in-turkey-child-refug-image473009941.htmlRM2JDFD05–Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug
Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/turkey-20062022-syrian-and-african-child-refugees-struggle-to-make-a-living-by-collecting-and-selling-paper-and-cardboard-for-recycling-and-sometimes-selling-handkerchiefs-for-asking-alms-they-are-the-children-of-families-who-migrated-to-turkey-as-refugees-due-to-war-economical-and-political-reasons-child-refugees-who-go-to-turkish-schools-and-speak-turkish-language-well-work-out-of-school-days-at-their-early-age-they-earn-between-25-tl-and-100-tl-per-day-the-eldest-of-the-group-the-teenager-syrian-girl-says-that-they-fled-the-war-8-years-ago-and-took-refuge-in-turkey-child-refug-image473012577.htmlRM2JDFGA9–Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug
Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/turkey-20062022-syrian-and-african-child-refugees-struggle-to-make-a-living-by-collecting-and-selling-paper-and-cardboard-for-recycling-and-sometimes-selling-handkerchiefs-for-asking-alms-they-are-the-children-of-families-who-migrated-to-turkey-as-refugees-due-to-war-economical-and-political-reasons-child-refugees-who-go-to-turkish-schools-and-speak-turkish-language-well-work-out-of-school-days-at-their-early-age-they-earn-between-25-tl-and-100-tl-per-day-the-eldest-of-the-group-the-teenager-syrian-girl-says-that-they-fled-the-war-8-years-ago-and-took-refuge-in-turkey-child-refug-image473010714.htmlRM2JDFDYP–Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug
Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/turkey-20062022-syrian-and-african-child-refugees-struggle-to-make-a-living-by-collecting-and-selling-paper-and-cardboard-for-recycling-and-sometimes-selling-handkerchiefs-for-asking-alms-they-are-the-children-of-families-who-migrated-to-turkey-as-refugees-due-to-war-economical-and-political-reasons-child-refugees-who-go-to-turkish-schools-and-speak-turkish-language-well-work-out-of-school-days-at-their-early-age-they-earn-between-25-tl-and-100-tl-per-day-the-eldest-of-the-group-the-teenager-syrian-girl-says-that-they-fled-the-war-8-years-ago-and-took-refuge-in-turkey-child-refug-image473011694.htmlRM2JDFF6P–Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug
Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/turkey-20062022-syrian-and-african-child-refugees-struggle-to-make-a-living-by-collecting-and-selling-paper-and-cardboard-for-recycling-and-sometimes-selling-handkerchiefs-for-asking-alms-they-are-the-children-of-families-who-migrated-to-turkey-as-refugees-due-to-war-economical-and-political-reasons-child-refugees-who-go-to-turkish-schools-and-speak-turkish-language-well-work-out-of-school-days-at-their-early-age-they-earn-between-25-tl-and-100-tl-per-day-the-eldest-of-the-group-the-teenager-syrian-girl-says-that-they-fled-the-war-8-years-ago-and-took-refuge-in-turkey-child-refug-image473009581.htmlRM2JDFCF9–Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug
Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/turkey-20062022-syrian-and-african-child-refugees-struggle-to-make-a-living-by-collecting-and-selling-paper-and-cardboard-for-recycling-and-sometimes-selling-handkerchiefs-for-asking-alms-they-are-the-children-of-families-who-migrated-to-turkey-as-refugees-due-to-war-economical-and-political-reasons-child-refugees-who-go-to-turkish-schools-and-speak-turkish-language-well-work-out-of-school-days-at-their-early-age-they-earn-between-25-tl-and-100-tl-per-day-the-eldest-of-the-group-the-teenager-syrian-girl-says-that-they-fled-the-war-8-years-ago-and-took-refuge-in-turkey-child-refug-image473012522.htmlRM2JDFG8A–Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug
Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/turkey-20062022-syrian-and-african-child-refugees-struggle-to-make-a-living-by-collecting-and-selling-paper-and-cardboard-for-recycling-and-sometimes-selling-handkerchiefs-for-asking-alms-they-are-the-children-of-families-who-migrated-to-turkey-as-refugees-due-to-war-economical-and-political-reasons-child-refugees-who-go-to-turkish-schools-and-speak-turkish-language-well-work-out-of-school-days-at-their-early-age-they-earn-between-25-tl-and-100-tl-per-day-the-eldest-of-the-group-the-teenager-syrian-girl-says-that-they-fled-the-war-8-years-ago-and-took-refuge-in-turkey-child-refug-image473009839.htmlRM2JDFCTF–Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug
Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/turkey-20062022-syrian-and-african-child-refugees-struggle-to-make-a-living-by-collecting-and-selling-paper-and-cardboard-for-recycling-and-sometimes-selling-handkerchiefs-for-asking-alms-they-are-the-children-of-families-who-migrated-to-turkey-as-refugees-due-to-war-economical-and-political-reasons-child-refugees-who-go-to-turkish-schools-and-speak-turkish-language-well-work-out-of-school-days-at-their-early-age-they-earn-between-25-tl-and-100-tl-per-day-the-eldest-of-the-group-the-teenager-syrian-girl-says-that-they-fled-the-war-8-years-ago-and-took-refuge-in-turkey-child-refug-image473012193.htmlRM2JDFFTH–Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug
Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/turkey-20062022-syrian-and-african-child-refugees-struggle-to-make-a-living-by-collecting-and-selling-paper-and-cardboard-for-recycling-and-sometimes-selling-handkerchiefs-for-asking-alms-they-are-the-children-of-families-who-migrated-to-turkey-as-refugees-due-to-war-economical-and-political-reasons-child-refugees-who-go-to-turkish-schools-and-speak-turkish-language-well-work-out-of-school-days-at-their-early-age-they-earn-between-25-tl-and-100-tl-per-day-the-eldest-of-the-group-the-teenager-syrian-girl-says-that-they-fled-the-war-8-years-ago-and-took-refuge-in-turkey-child-refug-image473012475.htmlRM2JDFG6K–Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug
Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/turkey-20062022-syrian-and-african-child-refugees-struggle-to-make-a-living-by-collecting-and-selling-paper-and-cardboard-for-recycling-and-sometimes-selling-handkerchiefs-for-asking-alms-they-are-the-children-of-families-who-migrated-to-turkey-as-refugees-due-to-war-economical-and-political-reasons-child-refugees-who-go-to-turkish-schools-and-speak-turkish-language-well-work-out-of-school-days-at-their-early-age-they-earn-between-25-tl-and-100-tl-per-day-the-eldest-of-the-group-the-teenager-syrian-girl-says-that-they-fled-the-war-8-years-ago-and-took-refuge-in-turkey-child-refug-image473011129.htmlRM2JDFEEH–Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug
Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/turkey-20062022-syrian-and-african-child-refugees-struggle-to-make-a-living-by-collecting-and-selling-paper-and-cardboard-for-recycling-and-sometimes-selling-handkerchiefs-for-asking-alms-they-are-the-children-of-families-who-migrated-to-turkey-as-refugees-due-to-war-economical-and-political-reasons-child-refugees-who-go-to-turkish-schools-and-speak-turkish-language-well-work-out-of-school-days-at-their-early-age-they-earn-between-25-tl-and-100-tl-per-day-the-eldest-of-the-group-the-teenager-syrian-girl-says-that-they-fled-the-war-8-years-ago-and-took-refuge-in-turkey-child-refug-image473010790.htmlRM2JDFE2E–Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug
Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/turkey-20062022-syrian-and-african-child-refugees-struggle-to-make-a-living-by-collecting-and-selling-paper-and-cardboard-for-recycling-and-sometimes-selling-handkerchiefs-for-asking-alms-they-are-the-children-of-families-who-migrated-to-turkey-as-refugees-due-to-war-economical-and-political-reasons-child-refugees-who-go-to-turkish-schools-and-speak-turkish-language-well-work-out-of-school-days-at-their-early-age-they-earn-between-25-tl-and-100-tl-per-day-the-eldest-of-the-group-the-teenager-syrian-girl-says-that-they-fled-the-war-8-years-ago-and-took-refuge-in-turkey-child-refug-image473011493.htmlRM2JDFEYH–Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug
Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/turkey-20062022-syrian-and-african-child-refugees-struggle-to-make-a-living-by-collecting-and-selling-paper-and-cardboard-for-recycling-and-sometimes-selling-handkerchiefs-for-asking-alms-they-are-the-children-of-families-who-migrated-to-turkey-as-refugees-due-to-war-economical-and-political-reasons-child-refugees-who-go-to-turkish-schools-and-speak-turkish-language-well-work-out-of-school-days-at-their-early-age-they-earn-between-25-tl-and-100-tl-per-day-the-eldest-of-the-group-the-teenager-syrian-girl-says-that-they-fled-the-war-8-years-ago-and-took-refuge-in-turkey-child-refug-image473010636.htmlRM2JDFDW0–Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug
Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/turkey-20062022-syrian-and-african-child-refugees-struggle-to-make-a-living-by-collecting-and-selling-paper-and-cardboard-for-recycling-and-sometimes-selling-handkerchiefs-for-asking-alms-they-are-the-children-of-families-who-migrated-to-turkey-as-refugees-due-to-war-economical-and-political-reasons-child-refugees-who-go-to-turkish-schools-and-speak-turkish-language-well-work-out-of-school-days-at-their-early-age-they-earn-between-25-tl-and-100-tl-per-day-the-eldest-of-the-group-the-teenager-syrian-girl-says-that-they-fled-the-war-8-years-ago-and-took-refuge-in-turkey-child-refug-image473011952.htmlRM2JDFFG0–Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug
Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/turkey-20062022-syrian-and-african-child-refugees-struggle-to-make-a-living-by-collecting-and-selling-paper-and-cardboard-for-recycling-and-sometimes-selling-handkerchiefs-for-asking-alms-they-are-the-children-of-families-who-migrated-to-turkey-as-refugees-due-to-war-economical-and-political-reasons-child-refugees-who-go-to-turkish-schools-and-speak-turkish-language-well-work-out-of-school-days-at-their-early-age-they-earn-between-25-tl-and-100-tl-per-day-the-eldest-of-the-group-the-teenager-syrian-girl-says-that-they-fled-the-war-8-years-ago-and-took-refuge-in-turkey-child-refug-image473012580.htmlRM2JDFGAC–Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug
Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/turkey-20062022-syrian-and-african-child-refugees-struggle-to-make-a-living-by-collecting-and-selling-paper-and-cardboard-for-recycling-and-sometimes-selling-handkerchiefs-for-asking-alms-they-are-the-children-of-families-who-migrated-to-turkey-as-refugees-due-to-war-economical-and-political-reasons-child-refugees-who-go-to-turkish-schools-and-speak-turkish-language-well-work-out-of-school-days-at-their-early-age-they-earn-between-25-tl-and-100-tl-per-day-the-eldest-of-the-group-the-teenager-syrian-girl-says-that-they-fled-the-war-8-years-ago-and-took-refuge-in-turkey-child-refug-image473012523.htmlRM2JDFG8B–Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug
Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/turkey-20062022-syrian-and-african-child-refugees-struggle-to-make-a-living-by-collecting-and-selling-paper-and-cardboard-for-recycling-and-sometimes-selling-handkerchiefs-for-asking-alms-they-are-the-children-of-families-who-migrated-to-turkey-as-refugees-due-to-war-economical-and-political-reasons-child-refugees-who-go-to-turkish-schools-and-speak-turkish-language-well-work-out-of-school-days-at-their-early-age-they-earn-between-25-tl-and-100-tl-per-day-the-eldest-of-the-group-the-teenager-syrian-girl-says-that-they-fled-the-war-8-years-ago-and-took-refuge-in-turkey-child-refug-image473012137.htmlRM2JDFFPH–Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug
Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/turkey-20062022-syrian-and-african-child-refugees-struggle-to-make-a-living-by-collecting-and-selling-paper-and-cardboard-for-recycling-and-sometimes-selling-handkerchiefs-for-asking-alms-they-are-the-children-of-families-who-migrated-to-turkey-as-refugees-due-to-war-economical-and-political-reasons-child-refugees-who-go-to-turkish-schools-and-speak-turkish-language-well-work-out-of-school-days-at-their-early-age-they-earn-between-25-tl-and-100-tl-per-day-the-eldest-of-the-group-the-teenager-syrian-girl-says-that-they-fled-the-war-8-years-ago-and-took-refuge-in-turkey-child-refug-image473011395.htmlRM2JDFET3–Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug
Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/turkey-20062022-syrian-and-african-child-refugees-struggle-to-make-a-living-by-collecting-and-selling-paper-and-cardboard-for-recycling-and-sometimes-selling-handkerchiefs-for-asking-alms-they-are-the-children-of-families-who-migrated-to-turkey-as-refugees-due-to-war-economical-and-political-reasons-child-refugees-who-go-to-turkish-schools-and-speak-turkish-language-well-work-out-of-school-days-at-their-early-age-they-earn-between-25-tl-and-100-tl-per-day-the-eldest-of-the-group-the-teenager-syrian-girl-says-that-they-fled-the-war-8-years-ago-and-took-refuge-in-turkey-child-refug-image473012406.htmlRM2JDFG46–Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug
Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/turkey-20062022-syrian-and-african-child-refugees-struggle-to-make-a-living-by-collecting-and-selling-paper-and-cardboard-for-recycling-and-sometimes-selling-handkerchiefs-for-asking-alms-they-are-the-children-of-families-who-migrated-to-turkey-as-refugees-due-to-war-economical-and-political-reasons-child-refugees-who-go-to-turkish-schools-and-speak-turkish-language-well-work-out-of-school-days-at-their-early-age-they-earn-between-25-tl-and-100-tl-per-day-the-eldest-of-the-group-the-teenager-syrian-girl-says-that-they-fled-the-war-8-years-ago-and-took-refuge-in-turkey-child-refug-image473011002.htmlRM2JDFEA2–Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug
Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/turkey-20062022-syrian-and-african-child-refugees-struggle-to-make-a-living-by-collecting-and-selling-paper-and-cardboard-for-recycling-and-sometimes-selling-handkerchiefs-for-asking-alms-they-are-the-children-of-families-who-migrated-to-turkey-as-refugees-due-to-war-economical-and-political-reasons-child-refugees-who-go-to-turkish-schools-and-speak-turkish-language-well-work-out-of-school-days-at-their-early-age-they-earn-between-25-tl-and-100-tl-per-day-the-eldest-of-the-group-the-teenager-syrian-girl-says-that-they-fled-the-war-8-years-ago-and-took-refuge-in-turkey-child-refug-image473012019.htmlRM2JDFFJB–Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug
Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/turkey-20062022-syrian-and-african-child-refugees-struggle-to-make-a-living-by-collecting-and-selling-paper-and-cardboard-for-recycling-and-sometimes-selling-handkerchiefs-for-asking-alms-they-are-the-children-of-families-who-migrated-to-turkey-as-refugees-due-to-war-economical-and-political-reasons-child-refugees-who-go-to-turkish-schools-and-speak-turkish-language-well-work-out-of-school-days-at-their-early-age-they-earn-between-25-tl-and-100-tl-per-day-the-eldest-of-the-group-the-teenager-syrian-girl-says-that-they-fled-the-war-8-years-ago-and-took-refuge-in-turkey-child-refug-image473011034.htmlRM2JDFEB6–Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug
Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/turkey-20062022-syrian-and-african-child-refugees-struggle-to-make-a-living-by-collecting-and-selling-paper-and-cardboard-for-recycling-and-sometimes-selling-handkerchiefs-for-asking-alms-they-are-the-children-of-families-who-migrated-to-turkey-as-refugees-due-to-war-economical-and-political-reasons-child-refugees-who-go-to-turkish-schools-and-speak-turkish-language-well-work-out-of-school-days-at-their-early-age-they-earn-between-25-tl-and-100-tl-per-day-the-eldest-of-the-group-the-teenager-syrian-girl-says-that-they-fled-the-war-8-years-ago-and-took-refuge-in-turkey-child-refug-image473012286.htmlRM2JDFFYX–Turkey. 20/06/2022, Syrian and African child refugees struggle to make a living by collecting and selling paper and cardboard for recycling, and sometimes selling handkerchiefs for asking alms. They are the children of families who migrated to Turkey as refugees due to war, economical and political reasons. Child refugees who go to Turkish schools and speak Turkish language well, work out of school days at their early age. They earn between 25 TL and 100 TL per day. The eldest of the group, the teenager Syrian girl, says that they fled the war 8 years ago and took refuge in Turkey. Child refug
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