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Descriptive
Title: | CAR - Carnot region in May 2015 |
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Description: |
An Amnesty International researcher visited a mine in the Carnot region in May 2015. Children as young as 11 were engaged in mining work instead of attending school. Miners were digging deep into the earth, with no equipment to shore up the pit walls to prevent collapse. They were camping in very tough conditions on site, both to avoid spending time travelling back and forth to their village, and to protect the mine from being looted or taken over. Although they expressed confidence that this site would yield diamonds, they pointed to a nearby site where they had worked for some time, saying that their efforts there had been entirely unsuccessful. |
Keywords: |
CONCERN:
Business and Human Rights
CONTEXT: ARMED CONFLICT COUNTRY: AFRICA/CENTRAL AFRICA/CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC OCCUPATIONS: MINERS |
Tags: | CAR Blood Diamonds, diamonds, mining, conflict, CAR, Blood Diamonds, mining, boys, CAR Blood Diamonds Images to Support Report |
Copyright Type: | Amnesty International |
Copyright Credit: | Amnesty International |
Agreement Type: | Agreement applies |
Agreement: |
AI non commercial use human rights third party
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Agreement Notes: | - |
Date Photo or Video Created: | 05/05/2015 00:00 |
Place Created: | CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC |
Technical
Size: | 5.61 MB; 3456 x 5184 pixels; 293 x 439 mm (print at 300 DPI); 914 x 1372 mm (screen at 96 DPI); |
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ID: | 215911 |
Categories: | Images |