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Breastfeeding | 15484-15
A Roma mother breastfeeds her baby while begging on the streets of Nis, a city in southern Serbia.
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Breastfeeding | 15484-16
A Roma mother breastfeeds her baby while driving a horse-drawn carriage in Nis, a city in southern Serbia.
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Roma People in Serbia | 15484-17
Boys play in the mud in front of their house in the Roma ghetto within Nis, a city in southern Serbia.
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Roma people in Serbia | 15484-18
A 16-year-old boy who is sick with AIDS, likely transmitted through IV drug use, lies in bed surrounded by his family at their home in the Roma ghetto of Nis, a city in southern Serbia.
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Roma People in Serbia | 15484-8
Children play at the entrance to their house in the Roma ghetto within the city of Nis in southern Serbia.
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Child begging | 15473-1
A child begs on the bridge in Serbia while people pass by him.
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Father and son | 15473-2
Father and son in Serbia beg for money as the woman walks past them.
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Life and Music | 15473-3
An impoverished girl plays the accordion on the street in Serbia for financial support.
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Reflection | 15473-4
A man begs for money on a street in Serbia as people walk past him
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My playground | 8551-1
12-year-old Benny lives with his four siblings and their unemployed parents in Roma Mahalla, a Roma community in Mitrovica, Kosovo, Serbia. None of the children attend school.
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2006-258 | 2006-258
A young girl stands amid the squalor of her apartment building in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, one of the poorest of the former Soviet satellite states. The building, like many in impoverished urban Kyrguzstan, has no power, no clean water, and improper sanitation facilities. Children living in such...
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2006-262 | 2006-262
A young boy checks his physique in the mirror of his small family home in rural Kyrgyzstan. Malnutrition, skin diseases, and other ailments are common in rural Kyrgyzstan, where impoverished families like that of this child have little access to proper health services after decades of Soviet...
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2004-192 | 2004-192
Kyrgyz babushkas sell matches, candy, and stringed beads to the pilgrims at Apshirsay, 70 kilometers outside the ancient city of Osh in the Fergana Valley of Kyrgyzstan. As their unreliable monthly pension is under ten dollars, every sale helps put food on their table.
