Migrants at Idomeni: image via Forgotten in Idomeni @OlaHelle, 9 April 2016
For them the sun shines at full strength -- while we here walk in night.
Fields of canola bloom extend into the horizon as Bob Calvey looks under
the hood of a 1949 Pontiac which sits at his salvage yard, Tuesday, in Oak Grove, Kentucky: photo by
David Goldman/AP, 12 April 2016
149 people jump off a bridge in an attempt to set a “rope jumping” world record in Hortolandia, Brazil: photo by Paulo Whitaker / Reuters, 11 April 2016
A couple poses for wedding photos in a park in Luoyang, Henan Province, China: photo by Reuters, 11 April 2016
The plains around their city are red with roses
and shaded by incense trees heavy with golden fruit.
Brian Hughes is
unseated from Urban Hymn in The Gaskells Waste Management Handicap
Hurdle Race during the 2016 Crabbie’s Grand National Steeple Chase at
Aintree Racecourse in Liverpool, England: photo by Laurence Griffiths via The National, 9 April 2016
Geordan Speiller, left, tries to pin Mason Manville during their 75kg Greco-Roman match at the US Olympic wrestling trials in Iowa City, Iowa: photo by Charlie Neibergall/AP, 9 April 2016
Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, enjoys a game of cricket during a visit to meet children from Magic Bus, Childline and Doorstep, three non-governmental organisations, at Mumbai’s iconic recreation ground, the Oval Maidan, during the royal visit to India and Bhutan: photo by Chris Jackson via The National, 10 April 2016
Racegoers attend Ladies Day, the second day of the Grand National Festival horse race meeting, at Aintree Racecourse in Liverpool, England. The annual three day meeting culminates in the Grand National which is run over a distance of four miles and four furlongs (7,242 metres), and is the biggest betting race in the United Kingdom: photo by Oli Scarff / AFP, 9 April 2016
And some enjoy horses and wrestling, or table games and the lyre,
and near them blossoms a flower of perfect joy.
Aerial view of the flower fields in Marco Polo Flower World in Yangzhou, China. The Marco Polo Flower World included seven themed sessions with various kinds of flowers.: photo by VCG via FT Photo Diary, 10 April 2016
Aerial view of the flower fields in Marco Polo Flower World in Yangzhou, China. The Marco Polo Flower World included seven themed sessions with various kinds of flowers.: photo by VCG via FT Photo Diary, 10 April 2016
Thousands of runners are seen during a long exposure crossing the Reichsbrucke bridge over the Danube river, during the Vienna City Marathon in Vienna, Austria. This year, around 42,000 participants were estimated to take part at the Vienna Marathon: photo by Joe Klamar / AFP, 10 April 2016
The feet of Alexander Zverev of Germany are seen during his match against Andrey Rublev of Russia: photo by Eric Gaillard/Reuters, 11 April 2016
The feet of Alexander Zverev of Germany are seen during his match against Andrey Rublev of Russia: photo by Eric Gaillard/Reuters, 11 April 2016
Perfumes always hover above the land
from the frankincense strewn in deep-shining fire of the gods' altars.
A devotee with his body painted poses as he waits to perform during a ritual as part of the annual Shiva Gajan religious festival at Sona Palasi village, in West Bengal, India: photo by Rupak De Chowdhuri/Reuters, 11 April 2016
A devotee with his body painted poses as he waits to perform during a ritual as part of the annual Shiva Gajan religious festival at Sona Palasi village, in West Bengal, India: photo by Rupak De Chowdhuri/Reuters, 11 April 2016
A man sleeps on a girder between the two pillars of a bridge on the Sabarmati river during a hot day in Ahmedabad, India: photo by Amit Dave/Reuters, 11 April 2016
A man sleeps on a girder between the two pillars of a bridge on the Sabarmati river during a hot day in Ahmedabad, India: photo by Amit Dave/Reuters, 11 April 2016
Viconte Du Noyer ridden by jockey Jonathan Burke in the Betfred Red Rum Handicap Chase during the Grand Opening Day of the Crabbie’s Grand National Festival at Aintree Racecourse, Liverpool: photo by Mike Egerton/PA, 7 April 2016
Viconte Du Noyer ridden by jockey Jonathan Burke in the Betfred Red Rum Handicap Chase during the Grand Opening Day of the Crabbie’s Grand National Festival at Aintree Racecourse, Liverpool: photo by Mike Egerton/PA, 7 April 2016
And across from them the sluggish rivers of black night
vomit forth a boundless gloom.
Pindar (518? BC - after 446 BC: Dirges 129 and 130, translated by Willis Barnstone in Greek Lyric Poetry, 1962
@reuterspictures #refugiados en #Idomeni.: image via El Mundo Fotografia @ElMundoFoto, 10 April 2016
Un migrante devuelve un bote de gas lagrimógeno: photo by Stoyan Nenov/Reuters via El Mundo, 10 April 2016
We hope #Europe will take necessary steps in fulfilling obligations to refugees: photo @Achilleas Zavallis/UNHCR: image via UN Refugee Agency Verified account @Refugees, 12 April 2016
UNHCR statement on violence on the Greece-FYROM border on 10 April
Press Release, 11 April 2016
(This statement is attributable to UNHCR Spokesperson Adrian Edwards)
Yesterday's violence at the Greece-Former Yugoslav Republic of
Macedonia border near Eidomeni and the extensive scenes we have all seen
of teargas in use are a matter of great worry to UNHCR. It should be
too for all who are concerned with Europe's response to the situation of
refugees and migrants.
Time and again in recent months we have seen tension unfolding at
various European borders, between security forces on the one hand and
people fleeing war and in need of help on the other. People get hurt and
property is damaged. Harm is done to perceptions of refugees and to
Europe's image alike. Everyone loses.
In recent days media and public attention has focused on how the
EU-Turkey agreement is being implemented in the Aegean islands and in
Turkey. We should not forget the many other refugees and migrants who
continue to be affected by the situation, especially the nearly 46,000
on the Greek mainland who arrived before the agreement took effect. At
Eidomeni, about 11,000 have been sleeping for many weeks now in the open
in dismal conditions, fuelling hopelessness and despair.
UNHCR is ready to support the voluntary transfer of people to sites
to be put in place by the Greek Government, including helping with the necessary
services while registration and processing is taking place. This is
urgent. In the meantime, in Eidomeni, UNHCR together with the Greek
Government, Greek NGOs and other partners are providing food, medical
support, help for persons with specific needs, and prevention and
response to sexual and gender based violence.
A wider solution -– namely to relocate those who may qualify for international protection to other European States –- has been agreed for many months. It needs action.
Violence is wrong whatever the circumstances. UNCHR hopes Europe will
take the necessary steps now, and we stand ready to help governments
further in fulfilling their obligations to refugees.
Europe's back wall: Macedonian border police confront stranded migrants at Idomeni: photo by Konstantinos Tsakalidis / SOOC via The Press Project, 12 April 2016
Στιγμιότυπο από την Ειδομένη την Τρίτη [Migrants at Idomeni on Tuesday]: screenshot by Konstantinos Tsakalidis / SOOC via The Press Project, 12 April 2016
Προσαγωγές στην Ειδομένη [Aerial view of border encampment at Idomeni] #refugeesGR: image via dromografos @dromografos, 12 April 2016
Many are reported to be injured in the clashes at Idomeni more than a month after the closure of the #Balkanroute: image via Balkan Newsbeat @BalkanNewsbeat, 10 April 2016
Το μικρό κορίτσι δεν μπορεί να αναπνεύσει απο τα χημικά. Εθελοντες προσπαθουν να το βοηθησουν #refugeesGR: image via U @kinimatini, 10 April 2016
Dos niñas se cubren la cara por el gas lacrimógeno ayer en #Idomeni #WeDenounce #RefugeesGR #Europe: image via Fotomovimiento @fotomovimiento, 11 April 2016
UPDATE: Even our staff are affected. Tear gas is being fired directly into the camp which is home to 1000s.: image via MSF Sea @MSF_Sea, 10 April 2016
Una nube de gas cubre el perímetro de la frontera tras los momentos de tensión: photo by Stoyan Nenov/Reuters via El Mundo, 10 April 2016
Un migrante se cubre la cara para evitar inhalar el gas: photo by Stoyan Nenov/Reuters via El Mundo, 10 April 2016
Un migrante devuelve un bote de gas a los policías al otro lado de la alambrada: photo by Stoyan Nenov/Reuters via El Mundo, 10 April 2016
Varios participantes en la protesta se retiran tras verse afectados por el gas lacrimógeno: photo by Stoyan Nenov/Reuters via El Mundo, 10 April 2016
Varias personas evacuan a un herido durante los enfrentamientos: photo by Stoyan Nenov/Reuters via El Mundo, 10 April 2016
Varios participantes en la protesta tratan de esquivar el gas lanzado desde el otro lado de la alambrada: photo by Stoyan Nenov/Reuters via El Mundo, 10 April 2016
Rubber bullets are still being fired a #refugees in #Idomeni: image via Lighthouse Relief @LighthouseRR, 10 April 2016 Axioupoli, Greece
Aquí un niño con un bote de gas lacrimógeno. Lo q está lanzando la policía d FYROM. Por @FatimaMG #WEDENOUNCE: image via Voice on-site @Voicesonsite, 10 April 2016
FYROM Police shoots #refugeesGR now also with big rubber bullets. #Idomeni: image via Björn Kietzmann @bjokie, 10 April 2016
Rain and thunder in miserable #Idomeni this afternoon...: image via MSF Sea @MSF_Sea, 9 April 2016
At #Idomeni, Greece about 11,000 people have been sleeping for weeks in dismal conditions: image via UN Refugee Agency Verified account @Refugees, 12 April 2016
A bra left at the fence. Maybe Macedonian police has some female fans among refugees #Idomeni :): image via Katica Djurovic @zoontangmarg, 12 April 2016
A girl eats on the ground as people line up for food at a makeshift camp for migrants and refugees at the Greek-Macedonian border near the village of Idomeni, Greece: photo by Stoyan Nenov / Reuters 12 April 2016
A boy sitting on a
football watches Macedonian police at a checkpoint on the
Greek-Macedonian border: photo by Alexandros Avramidis / Reuters, 12 April 2016
A boy looks out of a bus window as refugees from Syria and Iraq board a bus transferring them to a new facility in Attica from the port of Piraeus, Greece: photo by Simela Pantzartzi / EPA, 12 April 2016
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