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Phil Moore is a photo-journalist and reporter based in Berlin. He contributes to print publications, radio and television, providing on-the-ground interviews, photos and information on unfolding news stories. His clients include Agence France-Presse (AFP),Vanity Fair (Italy), Der Spiegel, the Guardian, Le Monde, Libération, the Wall Street Journal, and Al-Jazeera, as well as organizations such as ICRC, Oxfam, and MSF. He can be reached at @fil and philmoore.info.
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The conditions in overcrowded refugee camps pose real risks to women undergoing breast cancer treatment. As part of our series “The Shifting Burden,” we meet a Burundian woman in Tanzania who is fighting the disease in the hope of one day seeing her children again.
After a wiretapping scandal triggered demonstrations across Macedonia, two women began throwing paint-filled balloons at government buildings and national monuments. Now Macedonians of all ethnicities are embracing their multicolored method of protest.
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