Burkina Faso - kopalnie złota - Noor Images
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Photo by Pep Bonet / NOOR images Burkina Faso, August 2015 Tikando artisanal gold mine. Women and girls are forbidden from descending the shafts, but occupy other functions on the site, such as panning for gold. They are often accompanied by their children. To separate the gold-bearing material from the silt, debris is washed and panned in sluice boxes. This is a task commonly undertaken by children. Mining continues into the wet season, despite the high risk of shaft collapse.
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2015-08-13
Pep Bonet / Noor/EAST NEWS
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