Australia recognises and apologises for the forcible removal of indigenous Aboriginal children from their families with National Sorry Day..

Submitted by April.Ward

They´re a poor family, and don´t have a house. then no a good future. They live in Colombia

Submitted by Gerardo.Chaves

To some, this may be a mere everyday sighting in Karnataka. To me, this picture means so much more. It symbolizes the strength, stamina and self-discipline of 3 anonymous women who exhibit great camaraderie. Often I have imagined how much more these women would have dared to achieve if they were re

Submitted by Christine.Man

In India there is a great discrimination against women. More than 60% think that men are better political leaders than women, and 70% think that when jobs are scarce, men should have more right to a job than women. *Source: World Values Survey. June 2006.

Submitted by Alberto.Lizaralde

The subject is inprisoned by the very material she is made from. She is presented with a feast but cannot break free to devour it or escape it.

Submitted by lucinda.chua

This picture questions the concept of childhood; a world that has been contructed and defined by adults. The photograph shows a point where the world of being a woman and being a child cross over and merge.

Submitted by lucinda.chua