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Freetown - Sierra Leone
Stefan Kleinowitz

Freetown - Sierra Leone

A selection of urban spaces and educational establishments in Freetown - Sierra Leone, where orphans, delinquents and other youngsters who have lost family members or have fallen out of the system struggle to find their way back into society.

Photos
12
Status
Public
Created
Feb 09, 2017
Updated
Jun 08, 2024
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#Sierra Leone #Freetown #Youth #Education #Orphans #Struggle

Photos (12)

The window view from a tin house
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Angola town by night
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Many people are living in very poor conditions next to huge mountains of rubbish, and pig families running between their feet.
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A shop in front of Angola town - a growing community made of illegally built tin houses.
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A small fishing community at Lakka beach
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The centre of Freetown
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A girl in an orphanage is running through the backyard
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Orphans are getting ready for the day.
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The day to day playfulness of former street children during a school break
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Two former street-boys are cleaning the school floor.
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Foday (16) - A former juvenile prisoner - is studying for an exam outside his home. Since there is no electricity people are outside in the daylight.
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Junior (17), sitting on the rite, is a former street boy and juvenile prisoner. Here he is with his class mates, waiting for the lecture to start.
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