Rybołówstwo w Senegalu - Redux

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Marème Diop, 45 years old, like many other women, goes to the fish market on the beach every day, waiting for the pirogues to return from fishing expeditions to buy fish to clean and resell. In Senegal, the decline in fish stocks affects the entire fishing supply chain, where women play a crucial role. They are predominantly responsible for processing and drying the fish. Mbour, Senegal.

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headline Rybołówstwo w Senegalu - Redux

created date 2023-03-21

credit Andrea Ferro/Redux/Redux Pictures/East News

source Redux Pictures

byline Andrea Ferro/Redux

original transmission reference 16281364

weight 3,93MB

size 37cm x 25cm by 300dpi

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