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A Kenyan Massai man joins hundreds of youths and students during a protest against climate change in the streets of Nairobi, Kenya, 20 September 2019. Millions of people around the world are taking part in protests demanding action on climate issues. The Global Strike For Climate is being held only days ahead of the scheduled United Nations Climate Change Summit in New York. EPA-EFE/DANIEL IRUNGU

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Vlada Nikolchenko of Ukraine performs during the Rhythmic Gymnastics World Championships, group A Clubs and Ribbon qualification in Baku, Azerbaijan, 18 September 2019. EPA-EFE/TATYANA ZENKOVICH

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Laverne Cox arrives for the 2019 Creative Arts Emmy Awards at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles, California, USA, 15 September 2019. The Creative Arts Emmy Awards honor excellence in Television technical categories such as makeup, casting direction, costume design, editing and cinematography. The 71st Primetime Emmy Awards Ceremony will take place on 22 September 2019. EPA-EFE/NINA PROMMER

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Lieutenant Colonel Bettina Kutsera-Juhasz, Division Head of the Public Order Department of the Budapest Police Headquarters is portrayed at the victims’ memorial near the scene of the accident, at the Pest embankment of Margaret Bridge in Budapest, Hungary, 17 July 2019. ’Like all well-meaning people, I was shaken when I learned about the accident, and as a professional, the urge to help came over me right away’, she recalls. Her colleagues closed off the northern side of the Margaret Bridge and the Pest em — Remembering the Danube Tourist Boat Collision

Local Turkana men stand next to a dam constructed to help refugees and locals in agriculture and livestocks in Kalobeyei settlement, adjacent to Kakuma Refugee Camp in Turkana county, northern Kenya, 25 June 2019. Despite an improvement, the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) in its 2018 report classifies the nutrition situations in Kakuma camp and adjacent Kalobeyei settlement as 'serious' and 'poor' respectively. More than 10 percent of refugees in Kakuma camp suffered from acute malnutrition in 20 — Kakuma Refugee Camp in Northern Kenya

Ida, a 60-year-old domesticated elephant fatally injured in the leg during a fight with a wild elephant while she was used in a program to push back the wild elephants from plantations and settlements, in Negeri Antara, Aceh, Indonesia, 12 February 2019. She has since died from her injuries. Across Aceh province on the Indonesian island of Sumatra, new plantations and a housing construction boom are threatening the natural environment, pitting humans against the already-critically endangered wild elephants — The End of Aceh's Wild Elephants

The photojournalist holds a picture he has taken a year ago showing a woman walking in front of burned cars following the deadly forest fire in Mati on 24 July 2018, as a man walks with his bicycle on a street at the same point a year later, in the coastal village of Mati, northeast of Athens, Greece, 19 July 2019. One year after the deadly fire, Mati remains a ghost village. Many of the people who once lived or made their summer holidays have left it permanently. The remains of the houses that still stand, — Mati, One Year On

Dylan Morris (L), aged 8, and his friend Brenda Hawkins (R), aged 6, play during a family gathering in the Panama Oeste province, Panama, 05 June 2019. The indigenous Guna people, one of seven ethnic groups in Panama, have a population of about 60,000 and are originally natives of an archipelago of small islands in the Panamanian Caribbean. According to experts, the prevalence of albinism among the Guna population is one the highest in the world, with roughly one in 150 people having that condition. Of ever — Albinism in Panama

Rough diamonds on display at the ALROSA Diamond Sorting Center (DSC) in Mirny, Sakha (Yakutiya) Republic, Russia, 19 June 2019. The Russian diamond mining company ALROSA operates 12 kimberlite pipes and 16 alluvial deposits in the country's Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) and Arkhangelsk region and employs some 37,000 people at its facilities. EPA-EFE/SERGEI ILNITSKY — Diamond Land

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