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Dying for the loo. A primary assembly for Christian Aid Week. Kenya, east Africa . Credit: wikimedia commons. Jeremiah, Winifred and Anastacia. Christian Aid/Charlotte Brudenell. Christian Aid/Elaine Duigenan . Matopeni: ‘in the mud’. Christian Aid/Elaine Duigenan .

Dying for the loo

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Dying for the loo A primary assembly for Christian Aid Week
Kenya, east Africa Credit: wikimedia commons
Jeremiah, Winifred and Anastacia Christian Aid/Charlotte Brudenell Christian Aid/Elaine Duigenan
Matopeni: ‘in the mud’ Christian Aid/Elaine Duigenan
Veronica Milla, Jeremiah’s aunt Christian Aid/Elaine Duigenan

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