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Chief minister of the capital Delhi and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Arvind Kejriwal (C) gestures with Punjab's chief minister Bhagwant Mann (R) during an election rally in New Delhi on May 11, 2024. A top opponent of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged his compatriots to resist "dictatorship" on May 11, after the country's top court provisionally released him from jail to campaign in national elections. Kejriwal also personally accused the prime minister of targeting his opponents with criminal probes. (Photo by Arun SANKAR / AFP)
Chief minister of the capital Delhi and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Arvind Kejriwal (Centre R) gestures with Punjab's chief minister Bhagwant Mann (Centre L) during an election rally in New Delhi on May 11, 2024. A top opponent of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged his compatriots to resist "dictatorship" on May 11, after the country's top court provisionally released him from jail to campaign in national elections. Kejriwal also personally accused the prime minister of targeting his opponents with criminal probes. (Photo by Arun SANKAR / AFP)
Chief minister of the capital Delhi and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Arvind Kejriwal (L) gestures with Punjab's chief minister Bhagwant Mann (C) during an election rally in New Delhi on May 11, 2024. A top opponent of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged his compatriots to resist "dictatorship" on May 11, after the country's top court provisionally released him from jail to campaign in national elections. Kejriwal also personally accused the prime minister of targeting his opponents with criminal probes. (Photo by Arun SANKAR / AFP)
This photo taken and handout on May 11, 2024 by the Organizing Committee of the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games (COJOP) shows members of a climbers' collective of 24 torch bearers relaying the Olympic Torch across the Rocher de la Baume in Sisteron, southeastern France, ahead of the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games. (Photo by Clement MAHOUDEAU / ORGANIZING COMMITTEE OF THE PARIS 2024 OLYMPIC AND PARALYMPIC GAMES / AFP) / RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY CREDIT "AFP PHOTO / "Paris 2024 / Clement Mahoudeau / SIPA PRESS"- NO MARKETING NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS - DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS
Montpellier's South African centre Jan Serfontein (R) runs with the ball during the French Top14 rugby union match between Castres Olympique and Montpellier Herault Rugby at The Pierre-Fabre Stadium in Castres, south-western France on May 11, 2024. (Photo by Valentine CHAPUIS / AFP)
Montpellier's South African centre Jan Serfontein (R) is tackled by Castres' Fijian centre Vilimoni Botitu (L) during the French Top14 rugby union match between Castres Olympique and Montpellier Herault Rugby at The Pierre-Fabre Stadium in Castres, south-western France on May 11, 2024. (Photo by Valentine CHAPUIS / AFP)
Montpellier's French centre Auguste Cadot (L) dives to score his team's second try during the French Top14 rugby union match between Castres Olympique and Montpellier Herault Rugby at The Pierre-Fabre Stadium in Castres, south-western France on May 11, 2024. (Photo by Valentine CHAPUIS / AFP)
Clermont's Argentinian fly-half Benjamin Urdapilleta readies to kick the ball to convert a try during the French Top14 rugby union match between USA Perpignan and ASM Clermont Auvergne at the Aime-Giral stadium in Perpignan, south-western France on May 11, 2024. (Photo by Matthieu RONDEL / AFP)
Chief minister of the capital Delhi and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Arvind Kejriwal (C) gestures with Punjab's chief minister Bhagwant Mann (R) during an election rally in New Delhi on May 11, 2024. A top opponent of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged his compatriots to resist "dictatorship" on May 11, after the country's top court provisionally released him from jail to campaign in national elections. Kejriwal also personally accused the prime minister of targeting his opponents with criminal probes. (Photo by Arun SANKAR / AFP)
Chief minister of the capital Delhi and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Arvind Kejriwal (Centre R) gestures with Punjab's chief minister Bhagwant Mann (Centre L) during an election rally in New Delhi on May 11, 2024. A top opponent of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged his compatriots to resist "dictatorship" on May 11, after the country's top court provisionally released him from jail to campaign in national elections. Kejriwal also personally accused the prime minister of targeting his opponents with criminal probes. (Photo by Arun SANKAR / AFP)
Chief minister of the capital Delhi and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Arvind Kejriwal (Centre L) gestures with Punjab's chief minister Bhagwant Mann (Centre R) during an election rally in New Delhi on May 11, 2024. A top opponent of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged his compatriots to resist "dictatorship" on May 11, after the country's top court provisionally released him from jail to campaign in national elections. Kejriwal also personally accused the prime minister of targeting his opponents with criminal probes. (Photo by Arun SANKAR / AFP)
Chief minister of the capital Delhi and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Arvind Kejriwal (Centre R) gestures with Punjab's chief minister Bhagwant Mann (Centre L) during an election rally in New Delhi on May 11, 2024. A top opponent of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged his compatriots to resist "dictatorship" on May 11, after the country's top court provisionally released him from jail to campaign in national elections. Kejriwal also personally accused the prime minister of targeting his opponents with criminal probes. (Photo by Arun SANKAR / AFP)
Dozens of people hold placards and protest in front of a tourist train outside the gates of LoroParque Zoo in Puerto de la Cruz on the Spanish Canary island of Tenerife on May 11, 2024, during a demonstration as part of a worldwide initiative under the slogan "Empty the Tanks" demanding that orcas, dolphins, and all cetaceans held captive in parks be released back to the wild. (Photo by DESIREE MARTIN / AFP)
Dozens of people hold placards and protest outside the gates of LoroParque Zoo in Puerto de la Cruz on the Spanish Canary island of Tenerife on May 11, 2024, during a demonstration as part of a worldwide initiative under the slogan "Empty the Tanks" demanding that orcas, dolphins, and all cetaceans held captive in parks be released back to the wild. (Photo by DESIREE MARTIN / AFP)
EDITORS NOTE: Graphic content / Dozens of people hold placards and protest outside the gates of LoroParque Zoo in Puerto de la Cruz on the Spanish Canary island of Tenerife on May 11, 2024, during a demonstration as part of a worldwide initiative under the slogan "Empty the Tanks" demanding that orcas, dolphins, and all cetaceans held captive in parks be released back to the wild. (Photo by DESIREE MARTIN / AFP)
Policemen watch as dozens of people hold placards and protest outside the gates of LoroParque Zoo in Puerto de la Cruz on the Spanish Canary island of Tenerife on May 11, 2024, during a demonstration as part of a worldwide initiative under the slogan "Empty the Tanks" demanding that orcas, dolphins, and all cetaceans held captive in parks be released back to the wild. (Photo by DESIREE MARTIN / AFP)
Dozens of people hold placards and protest as a bus passes outside the gates of LoroParque Zoo in Puerto de la Cruz on the Spanish Canary island of Tenerife on May 11, 2024, during a demonstration as part of a worldwide initiative under the slogan "Empty the Tanks" demanding that orcas, dolphins, and all cetaceans held captive in parks be released back to the wild. (Photo by DESIREE MARTIN / AFP)
EDITORS NOTE: Graphic content / Dozens of people hold placards and protest outside the gates of LoroParque Zoo in Puerto de la Cruz on the Spanish Canary island of Tenerife on May 11, 2024, during a demonstration as part of a worldwide initiative under the slogan "Empty the Tanks" demanding that orcas, dolphins, and all cetaceans held captive in parks be released back to the wild. (Photo by DESIREE MARTIN / AFP)
EDITORS NOTE: Graphic content / Dozens of people hold placards and protest as a bus passes outside the gates of LoroParque Zoo in Puerto de la Cruz on the Spanish Canary island of Tenerife on May 11, 2024, during a demonstration as part of a worldwide initiative under the slogan "Empty the Tanks" demanding that orcas, dolphins, and all cetaceans held captive in parks be released back to the wild. (Photo by DESIREE MARTIN / AFP)
Chief minister of the capital Delhi and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Arvind Kejriwal (Centre L) gestures with Punjab's chief minister Bhagwant Mann (Centre R) during an election rally in New Delhi on May 11, 2024. A top opponent of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged his compatriots to resist "dictatorship" on May 11, after the country's top court provisionally released him from jail to campaign in national elections. Kejriwal also personally accused the prime minister of targeting his opponents with criminal probes. (Photo by Arun SANKAR / AFP)
Chief minister of the capital Delhi and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Arvind Kejriwal (Centre L) gestures with Punjab's chief minister Bhagwant Mann (Centre R) during an election rally in New Delhi on May 11, 2024. A top opponent of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged his compatriots to resist "dictatorship" on May 11, after the country's top court provisionally released him from jail to campaign in national elections. Kejriwal also personally accused the prime minister of targeting his opponents with criminal probes. (Photo by Arun SANKAR / AFP)
Chief minister of the capital Delhi and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Arvind Kejriwal (Centre R) gestures with Punjab's chief minister Bhagwant Mann (Centre L) during an election rally in New Delhi on May 11, 2024. A top opponent of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged his compatriots to resist "dictatorship" on May 11, after the country's top court provisionally released him from jail to campaign in national elections. Kejriwal also personally accused the prime minister of targeting his opponents with criminal probes. (Photo by Arun SANKAR / AFP)
Dozens of people hold placards and protest outside the gates of LoroParque Zoo in Puerto de la Cruz on the Spanish Canary island of Tenerife on May 11, 2024, during a demonstration as part of a worldwide initiative under the slogan "Empty the Tanks" demanding that orcas, dolphins, and all cetaceans held captive in parks be released back to the wild. (Photo by DESIREE MARTIN / AFP)
Dozens of people hold placards and protest outside the gates of LoroParque Zoo in Puerto de la Cruz on the Spanish Canary island of Tenerife on May 11, 2024, during a demonstration as part of a worldwide initiative under the slogan "Empty the Tanks" demanding that orcas, dolphins, and all cetaceans held captive in parks be released back to the wild. (Photo by DESIREE MARTIN / AFP)
Dozens of people hold placards and protest outside the gates of LoroParque Zoo in Puerto de la Cruz on the Spanish Canary island of Tenerife on May 11, 2024, during a demonstration as part of a worldwide initiative under the slogan "Empty the Tanks" demanding that orcas, dolphins, and all cetaceans held captive in parks be released back to the wild. (Photo by DESIREE MARTIN / AFP)
Dozens of people hold placards and protest outside the gates of LoroParque Zoo in Puerto de la Cruz on the Spanish Canary island of Tenerife on May 11, 2024, during a demonstration as part of a worldwide initiative under the slogan "Empty the Tanks" demanding that orcas, dolphins, and all cetaceans held captive in parks be released back to the wild. (Photo by DESIREE MARTIN / AFP)
Dozens of people hold placards and protest outside the gates of LoroParque Zoo in Puerto de la Cruz on the Spanish Canary island of Tenerife on May 11, 2024, during a demonstration as part of a worldwide initiative under the slogan "Empty the Tanks" demanding that orcas, dolphins, and all cetaceans held captive in parks be released back to the wild. (Photo by DESIREE MARTIN / AFP)
Dozens of people hold placards and protest outside the gates of LoroParque Zoo in Puerto de la Cruz on the Spanish Canary island of Tenerife on May 11, 2024, during a demonstration as part of a worldwide initiative under the slogan "Empty the Tanks" demanding that orcas, dolphins, and all cetaceans held captive in parks be released back to the wild. (Photo by DESIREE MARTIN / AFP)
AFP presents a reportage by Aaref Watad of 39 pictures taken in the village of Haranabush, in the Syria's rebel-held northwestern Idlib province, of displaced Syrian children at a make shift school on May 11, 2024. Search for all these reportage images using: SYRIA-CONFLICT-EDUCATION Search ‘REPORTAGE ’ to source all feature, magazine and photo essays (Photo by AAREF WATAD / AFP)
Displaced children attend class at a makeshift school, set-up in camp for internally displaced Syrians, in the village of Haranabush, in the country's rebel-held northwestern Idlib province on May 11, 2024. Since 2011, Syria has endured a bloody conflict that has claimed over half a million lives, displaced several million people and plunged the country into a suffocating economic crisis. The war's widespread destruction of infrastructure has particularly impacted education facilities, with many schools destroyed and other turned into shelters. A third of all school-age children, nearly 2.4 million, did not attend school and another 1.6 million children were at risk of dropping out, according to a recent report from the UN children's agency. Many have been forced to leave school to work and support their families who have struggled to meet their basic needs due to the drastic reduction in their purchasing power over the years of war and Western-imposed sanctions. (Photo by AAREF WATAD / AFP)
Displaced children attend class at a makeshift school, set-up in camp for internally displaced Syrians, in the village of Haranabush, in the country's rebel-held northwestern Idlib province on May 11, 2024. Since 2011, Syria has endured a bloody conflict that has claimed over half a million lives, displaced several million people and plunged the country into a suffocating economic crisis. The war's widespread destruction of infrastructure has particularly impacted education facilities, with many schools destroyed and other turned into shelters. A third of all school-age children, nearly 2.4 million, did not attend school and another 1.6 million children were at risk of dropping out, according to a recent report from the UN children's agency. Many have been forced to leave school to work and support their families who have struggled to meet their basic needs due to the drastic reduction in their purchasing power over the years of war and Western-imposed sanctions. (Photo by AAREF WATAD / AFP)
Displaced children arrive for class at a makeshift school, set-up in camp for internally displaced Syrians, in the village of Haranabush, in the country's rebel-held northwestern Idlib province on May 11, 2024. Since 2011, Syria has endured a bloody conflict that has claimed over half a million lives, displaced several million people and plunged the country into a suffocating economic crisis. The war's widespread destruction of infrastructure has particularly impacted education facilities, with many schools destroyed and other turned into shelters. A third of all school-age children, nearly 2.4 million, did not attend school and another 1.6 million children were at risk of dropping out, according to a recent report from the UN children's agency. Many have been forced to leave school to work and support their families who have struggled to meet their basic needs due to the drastic reduction in their purchasing power over the years of war and Western-imposed sanctions. (Photo by AAREF WATAD / AFP)
TOPSHOT - Displaced children arrive for class at a makeshift school, set-up in camp for internally displaced Syrians, in the village of Haranabush, in the country's rebel-held northwestern Idlib province on May 11, 2024. Since 2011, Syria has endured a bloody conflict that has claimed over half a million lives, displaced several million people and plunged the country into a suffocating economic crisis. The war's widespread destruction of infrastructure has particularly impacted education facilities, with many schools destroyed and other turned into shelters. A third of all school-age children, nearly 2.4 million, did not attend school and another 1.6 million children were at risk of dropping out, according to a recent report from the UN children's agency. Many have been forced to leave school to work and support their families who have struggled to meet their basic needs due to the drastic reduction in their purchasing power over the years of war and Western-imposed sanctions. (Photo by AAREF WATAD / AFP)
Displaced children attend class at a makeshift school, set-up in camp for internally displaced Syrians, in the village of Haranabush, in the country's rebel-held northwestern Idlib province on May 11, 2024. Since 2011, Syria has endured a bloody conflict that has claimed over half a million lives, displaced several million people and plunged the country into a suffocating economic crisis. The war's widespread destruction of infrastructure has particularly impacted education facilities, with many schools destroyed and other turned into shelters. A third of all school-age children, nearly 2.4 million, did not attend school and another 1.6 million children were at risk of dropping out, according to a recent report from the UN children's agency. Many have been forced to leave school to work and support their families who have struggled to meet their basic needs due to the drastic reduction in their purchasing power over the years of war and Western-imposed sanctions. (Photo by AAREF WATAD / AFP)
Displaced children attend class at a makeshift school, set-up in camp for internally displaced Syrians, in the village of Haranabush, in the country's rebel-held northwestern Idlib province on May 11, 2024. Since 2011, Syria has endured a bloody conflict that has claimed over half a million lives, displaced several million people and plunged the country into a suffocating economic crisis. The war's widespread destruction of infrastructure has particularly impacted education facilities, with many schools destroyed and other turned into shelters. A third of all school-age children, nearly 2.4 million, did not attend school and another 1.6 million children were at risk of dropping out, according to a recent report from the UN children's agency. Many have been forced to leave school to work and support their families who have struggled to meet their basic needs due to the drastic reduction in their purchasing power over the years of war and Western-imposed sanctions. (Photo by AAREF WATAD / AFP)
A displaced girl leaves a classroom at a makeshift school, set-up in camp for internally displaced Syrians, in the village of Haranabush, in the country's rebel-held northwestern Idlib province on May 11, 2024. Since 2011, Syria has endured a bloody conflict that has claimed over half a million lives, displaced several million people and plunged the country into a suffocating economic crisis. The war's widespread destruction of infrastructure has particularly impacted education facilities, with many schools destroyed and other turned into shelters. A third of all school-age children, nearly 2.4 million, did not attend school and another 1.6 million children were at risk of dropping out, according to a recent report from the UN children's agency. Many have been forced to leave school to work and support their families who have struggled to meet their basic needs due to the drastic reduction in their purchasing power over the years of war and Western-imposed sanctions. (Photo by AAREF WATAD / AFP)
A displaced girl attends class at a makeshift school, set-up in camp for internally displaced Syrians, in the village of Haranabush, in the country's rebel-held northwestern Idlib province on May 11, 2024. Since 2011, Syria has endured a bloody conflict that has claimed over half a million lives, displaced several million people and plunged the country into a suffocating economic crisis. The war's widespread destruction of infrastructure has particularly impacted education facilities, with many schools destroyed and other turned into shelters. A third of all school-age children, nearly 2.4 million, did not attend school and another 1.6 million children were at risk of dropping out, according to a recent report from the UN children's agency. Many have been forced to leave school to work and support their families who have struggled to meet their basic needs due to the drastic reduction in their purchasing power over the years of war and Western-imposed sanctions. (Photo by AAREF WATAD / AFP)
Displaced children attend class at a makeshift school, set-up in camp for internally displaced Syrians, in the village of Haranabush, in the country's rebel-held northwestern Idlib province on May 11, 2024. Since 2011, Syria has endured a bloody conflict that has claimed over half a million lives, displaced several million people and plunged the country into a suffocating economic crisis. The war's widespread destruction of infrastructure has particularly impacted education facilities, with many schools destroyed and other turned into shelters. A third of all school-age children, nearly 2.4 million, did not attend school and another 1.6 million children were at risk of dropping out, according to a recent report from the UN children's agency. Many have been forced to leave school to work and support their families who have struggled to meet their basic needs due to the drastic reduction in their purchasing power over the years of war and Western-imposed sanctions. (Photo by AAREF WATAD / AFP)
Displaced children stand in line ahead of class at a makeshift school, set-up in camp for internally displaced Syrians, in the village of Haranabush, in the country's rebel-held northwestern Idlib province on May 11, 2024. Since 2011, Syria has endured a bloody conflict that has claimed over half a million lives, displaced several million people and plunged the country into a suffocating economic crisis. The war's widespread destruction of infrastructure has particularly impacted education facilities, with many schools destroyed and other turned into shelters. A third of all school-age children, nearly 2.4 million, did not attend school and another 1.6 million children were at risk of dropping out, according to a recent report from the UN children's agency. Many have been forced to leave school to work and support their families who have struggled to meet their basic needs due to the drastic reduction in their purchasing power over the years of war and Western-imposed sanctions. (Photo by AAREF WATAD / AFP)
Displaced children attend class at a makeshift school, set-up in camp for internally displaced Syrians, in the village of Haranabush, in the country's rebel-held northwestern Idlib province on May 11, 2024. Since 2011, Syria has endured a bloody conflict that has claimed over half a million lives, displaced several million people and plunged the country into a suffocating economic crisis. The war's widespread destruction of infrastructure has particularly impacted education facilities, with many schools destroyed and other turned into shelters. A third of all school-age children, nearly 2.4 million, did not attend school and another 1.6 million children were at risk of dropping out, according to a recent report from the UN children's agency. Many have been forced to leave school to work and support their families who have struggled to meet their basic needs due to the drastic reduction in their purchasing power over the years of war and Western-imposed sanctions. (Photo by AAREF WATAD / AFP)
TOPSHOT - Displaced children attend class at a makeshift school, set-up in camp for internally displaced Syrians, in the village of Haranabush, in the country's rebel-held northwestern Idlib province on May 11, 2024. Since 2011, Syria has endured a bloody conflict that has claimed over half a million lives, displaced several million people and plunged the country into a suffocating economic crisis. The war's widespread destruction of infrastructure has particularly impacted education facilities, with many schools destroyed and other turned into shelters. A third of all school-age children, nearly 2.4 million, did not attend school and another 1.6 million children were at risk of dropping out, according to a recent report from the UN children's agency. Many have been forced to leave school to work and support their families who have struggled to meet their basic needs due to the drastic reduction in their purchasing power over the years of war and Western-imposed sanctions. (Photo by AAREF WATAD / AFP)
An aerial view shows displaced children standing in line for class at a makeshift school, set-up in camp for internally displaced Syrians, in the village of Haranabush, in the country's rebel-held northwestern Idlib province on May 11, 2024. Since 2011, Syria has endured a bloody conflict that has claimed over half a million lives, displaced several million people and plunged the country into a suffocating economic crisis. The war's widespread destruction of infrastructure has particularly impacted education facilities, with many schools destroyed and other turned into shelters. A third of all school-age children, nearly 2.4 million, did not attend school and another 1.6 million children were at risk of dropping out, according to a recent report from the UN children's agency. Many have been forced to leave school to work and support their families who have struggled to meet their basic needs due to the drastic reduction in their purchasing power over the years of war and Western-imposed sanctions. (Photo by AAREF WATAD / AFP)
TOPSHOT - A displaced boy lifts the side of a tent at a makeshift school, set-up in camp for internally displaced Syrians, in the village of Haranabush, in the country's rebel-held northwestern Idlib province on May 11, 2024. Since 2011, Syria has endured a bloody conflict that has claimed over half a million lives, displaced several million people and plunged the country into a suffocating economic crisis. The war's widespread destruction of infrastructure has particularly impacted education facilities, with many schools destroyed and other turned into shelters. A third of all school-age children, nearly 2.4 million, did not attend school and another 1.6 million children were at risk of dropping out, according to a recent report from the UN children's agency. Many have been forced to leave school to work and support their families who have struggled to meet their basic needs due to the drastic reduction in their purchasing power over the years of war and Western-imposed sanctions. (Photo by AAREF WATAD / AFP)
Displaced children attend class at a makeshift school, set-up in camp for internally displaced Syrians, in the village of Haranabush, in the country's rebel-held northwestern Idlib province on May 11, 2024. Since 2011, Syria has endured a bloody conflict that has claimed over half a million lives, displaced several million people and plunged the country into a suffocating economic crisis. The war's widespread destruction of infrastructure has particularly impacted education facilities, with many schools destroyed and other turned into shelters. A third of all school-age children, nearly 2.4 million, did not attend school and another 1.6 million children were at risk of dropping out, according to a recent report from the UN children's agency. Many have been forced to leave school to work and support their families who have struggled to meet their basic needs due to the drastic reduction in their purchasing power over the years of war and Western-imposed sanctions. (Photo by AAREF WATAD / AFP)
A displaced girl attends class at a makeshift school, set-up in camp for internally displaced Syrians, in the village of Haranabush, in the country's rebel-held northwestern Idlib province on May 11, 2024. Since 2011, Syria has endured a bloody conflict that has claimed over half a million lives, displaced several million people and plunged the country into a suffocating economic crisis. The war's widespread destruction of infrastructure has particularly impacted education facilities, with many schools destroyed and other turned into shelters. A third of all school-age children, nearly 2.4 million, did not attend school and another 1.6 million children were at risk of dropping out, according to a recent report from the UN children's agency. Many have been forced to leave school to work and support their families who have struggled to meet their basic needs due to the drastic reduction in their purchasing power over the years of war and Western-imposed sanctions. (Photo by AAREF WATAD / AFP)
Displaced children attend class at a makeshift school, set-up in camp for internally displaced Syrians, in the village of Haranabush, in the country's rebel-held northwestern Idlib province on May 11, 2024. Since 2011, Syria has endured a bloody conflict that has claimed over half a million lives, displaced several million people and plunged the country into a suffocating economic crisis. The war's widespread destruction of infrastructure has particularly impacted education facilities, with many schools destroyed and other turned into shelters. A third of all school-age children, nearly 2.4 million, did not attend school and another 1.6 million children were at risk of dropping out, according to a recent report from the UN children's agency. Many have been forced to leave school to work and support their families who have struggled to meet their basic needs due to the drastic reduction in their purchasing power over the years of war and Western-imposed sanctions. (Photo by AAREF WATAD / AFP)
Displaced children stand next to a dry water tank at a makeshift school, set-up in camp for internally displaced Syrians, in the village of Haranabush, in the country's rebel-held northwestern Idlib province on May 11, 2024. Since 2011, Syria has endured a bloody conflict that has claimed over half a million lives, displaced several million people and plunged the country into a suffocating economic crisis. The war's widespread destruction of infrastructure has particularly impacted education facilities, with many schools destroyed and other turned into shelters. A third of all school-age children, nearly 2.4 million, did not attend school and another 1.6 million children were at risk of dropping out, according to a recent report from the UN children's agency. Many have been forced to leave school to work and support their families who have struggled to meet their basic needs due to the drastic reduction in their purchasing power over the years of war and Western-imposed sanctions. (Photo by AAREF WATAD / AFP)
A displaced boy looks out from a hole in his classroom at a makeshift school, set-up in camp for internally displaced Syrians, in the village of Haranabush, in the country's rebel-held northwestern Idlib province on May 11, 2024. Since 2011, Syria has endured a bloody conflict that has claimed over half a million lives, displaced several million people and plunged the country into a suffocating economic crisis. The war's widespread destruction of infrastructure has particularly impacted education facilities, with many schools destroyed and other turned into shelters. A third of all school-age children, nearly 2.4 million, did not attend school and another 1.6 million children were at risk of dropping out, according to a recent report from the UN children's agency. Many have been forced to leave school to work and support their families who have struggled to meet their basic needs due to the drastic reduction in their purchasing power over the years of war and Western-imposed sanctions. (Photo by AAREF WATAD / AFP)
TOPSHOT - Displaced children peak out of holes in their classroom at a makeshift school, set-up in camp for internally displaced Syrians, in the village of Haranabush, in the country's rebel-held northwestern Idlib province on May 11, 2024. Since 2011, Syria has endured a bloody conflict that has claimed over half a million lives, displaced several million people and plunged the country into a suffocating economic crisis. The war's widespread destruction of infrastructure has particularly impacted education facilities, with many schools destroyed and other turned into shelters. A third of all school-age children, nearly 2.4 million, did not attend school and another 1.6 million children were at risk of dropping out, according to a recent report from the UN children's agency. Many have been forced to leave school to work and support their families who have struggled to meet their basic needs due to the drastic reduction in their purchasing power over the years of war and Western-imposed sanctions. (Photo by AAREF WATAD / AFP)
Displaced children attend class at a makeshift school, set-up in camp for internally displaced Syrians, in the village of Haranabush, in the country's rebel-held northwestern Idlib province on May 11, 2024. Since 2011, Syria has endured a bloody conflict that has claimed over half a million lives, displaced several million people and plunged the country into a suffocating economic crisis. The war's widespread destruction of infrastructure has particularly impacted education facilities, with many schools destroyed and other turned into shelters. A third of all school-age children, nearly 2.4 million, did not attend school and another 1.6 million children were at risk of dropping out, according to a recent report from the UN children's agency. Many have been forced to leave school to work and support their families who have struggled to meet their basic needs due to the drastic reduction in their purchasing power over the years of war and Western-imposed sanctions. (Photo by AAREF WATAD / AFP)
Displaced children attend class at a makeshift school, set-up in camp for internally displaced Syrians, in the village of Haranabush, in the country's rebel-held northwestern Idlib province on May 11, 2024. Since 2011, Syria has endured a bloody conflict that has claimed over half a million lives, displaced several million people and plunged the country into a suffocating economic crisis. The war's widespread destruction of infrastructure has particularly impacted education facilities, with many schools destroyed and other turned into shelters. A third of all school-age children, nearly 2.4 million, did not attend school and another 1.6 million children were at risk of dropping out, according to a recent report from the UN children's agency. Many have been forced to leave school to work and support their families who have struggled to meet their basic needs due to the drastic reduction in their purchasing power over the years of war and Western-imposed sanctions. (Photo by AAREF WATAD / AFP)
Displaced children stand in line ahead of class at a makeshift school, set-up in camp for internally displaced Syrians, in the village of Haranabush, in the country's rebel-held northwestern Idlib province on May 11, 2024. Since 2011, Syria has endured a bloody conflict that has claimed over half a million lives, displaced several million people and plunged the country into a suffocating economic crisis. The war's widespread destruction of infrastructure has particularly impacted education facilities, with many schools destroyed and other turned into shelters. A third of all school-age children, nearly 2.4 million, did not attend school and another 1.6 million children were at risk of dropping out, according to a recent report from the UN children's agency. Many have been forced to leave school to work and support their families who have struggled to meet their basic needs due to the drastic reduction in their purchasing power over the years of war and Western-imposed sanctions. (Photo by AAREF WATAD / AFP)
TOPSHOT - Displaced children attend class at a makeshift school, set-up in camp for internally displaced Syrians, in the village of Haranabush, in the country's rebel-held northwestern Idlib province on May 11, 2024. Since 2011, Syria has endured a bloody conflict that has claimed over half a million lives, displaced several million people and plunged the country into a suffocating economic crisis. The war's widespread destruction of infrastructure has particularly impacted education facilities, with many schools destroyed and other turned into shelters. A third of all school-age children, nearly 2.4 million, did not attend school and another 1.6 million children were at risk of dropping out, according to a recent report from the UN children's agency. Many have been forced to leave school to work and support their families who have struggled to meet their basic needs due to the drastic reduction in their purchasing power over the years of war and Western-imposed sanctions. (Photo by AAREF WATAD / AFP)
Displaced children attend a class at a makeshift school, set-up in camp for internally displaced Syrians, in the village of Haranabush, in the country's rebel-held northwestern Idlib province on May 11, 2024. Since 2011, Syria has endured a bloody conflict that has claimed over half a million lives, displaced several million people and plunged the country into a suffocating economic crisis. The war's widespread destruction of infrastructure has particularly impacted education facilities, with many schools destroyed and other turned into shelters. A third of all school-age children, nearly 2.4 million, did not attend school and another 1.6 million children were at risk of dropping out, according to a recent report from the UN children's agency. Many have been forced to leave school to work and support their families who have struggled to meet their basic needs due to the drastic reduction in their purchasing power over the years of war and Western-imposed sanctions. (Photo by AAREF WATAD / AFP)
TOPSHOT - Displaced children attend class at a makeshift school, set-up in camp for internally displaced Syrians, in the village of Haranabush, in the country's rebel-held northwestern Idlib province on May 11, 2024. Since 2011, Syria has endured a bloody conflict that has claimed over half a million lives, displaced several million people and plunged the country into a suffocating economic crisis. The war's widespread destruction of infrastructure has particularly impacted education facilities, with many schools destroyed and other turned into shelters. A third of all school-age children, nearly 2.4 million, did not attend school and another 1.6 million children were at risk of dropping out, according to a recent report from the UN children's agency. Many have been forced to leave school to work and support their families who have struggled to meet their basic needs due to the drastic reduction in their purchasing power over the years of war and Western-imposed sanctions. (Photo by AAREF WATAD / AFP)
Displaced children attend class at a makeshift school, set-up in camp for internally displaced Syrians, in the village of Haranabush, in the country's rebel-held northwestern Idlib province on May 11, 2024. Since 2011, Syria has endured a bloody conflict that has claimed over half a million lives, displaced several million people and plunged the country into a suffocating economic crisis. The war's widespread destruction of infrastructure has particularly impacted education facilities, with many schools destroyed and other turned into shelters. A third of all school-age children, nearly 2.4 million, did not attend school and another 1.6 million children were at risk of dropping out, according to a recent report from the UN children's agency. Many have been forced to leave school to work and support their families who have struggled to meet their basic needs due to the drastic reduction in their purchasing power over the years of war and Western-imposed sanctions. (Photo by AAREF WATAD / AFP)
at a makeshift school, set-up in camp for internally displaced Syrians, in the village of Haranabush, in the country's rebel-held northwestern Idlib province on May 11, 2024. Since 2011, Syria has endured a bloody conflict that has claimed over half a million lives, displaced several million people and plunged the country into a suffocating economic crisis. The war's widespread destruction of infrastructure has particularly impacted education facilities, with many schools destroyed and other turned into shelters. A third of all school-age children, nearly 2.4 million, did not attend school and another 1.6 million children were at risk of dropping out, according to a recent report from the UN children's agency. Many have been forced to leave school to work and support their families who have struggled to meet their basic needs due to the drastic reduction in their purchasing power over the years of war and Western-imposed sanctions. (Photo by AAREF WATAD / AFP)
Displaced children stand in line ahead of class at a makeshift school, set-up in camp for internally displaced Syrians, in the village of Haranabush, in the country's rebel-held northwestern Idlib province on May 11, 2024. Since 2011, Syria has endured a bloody conflict that has claimed over half a million lives, displaced several million people and plunged the country into a suffocating economic crisis. The war's widespread destruction of infrastructure has particularly impacted education facilities, with many schools destroyed and other turned into shelters. A third of all school-age children, nearly 2.4 million, did not attend school and another 1.6 million children were at risk of dropping out, according to a recent report from the UN children's agency. Many have been forced to leave school to work and support their families who have struggled to meet their basic needs due to the drastic reduction in their purchasing power over the years of war and Western-imposed sanctions. (Photo by AAREF WATAD / AFP)
TOPSHOT - Displaced children peak from inside a classroom at a makeshift school, set-up in camp for internally displaced Syrians, in the village of Haranabush, in the country's rebel-held northwestern Idlib province on May 11, 2024. Since 2011, Syria has endured a bloody conflict that has claimed over half a million lives, displaced several million people and plunged the country into a suffocating economic crisis. The war's widespread destruction of infrastructure has particularly impacted education facilities, with many schools destroyed and other turned into shelters. A third of all school-age children, nearly 2.4 million, did not attend school and another 1.6 million children were at risk of dropping out, according to a recent report from the UN children's agency. Many have been forced to leave school to work and support their families who have struggled to meet their basic needs due to the drastic reduction in their purchasing power over the years of war and Western-imposed sanctions. (Photo by AAREF WATAD / AFP)
A displaced girl attends class at a makeshift school, set-up in camp for internally displaced Syrians, in the village of Haranabush, in the country's rebel-held northwestern Idlib province on May 11, 2024. Since 2011, Syria has endured a bloody conflict that has claimed over half a million lives, displaced several million people and plunged the country into a suffocating economic crisis. The war's widespread destruction of infrastructure has particularly impacted education facilities, with many schools destroyed and other turned into shelters. A third of all school-age children, nearly 2.4 million, did not attend school and another 1.6 million children were at risk of dropping out, according to a recent report from the UN children's agency. Many have been forced to leave school to work and support their families who have struggled to meet their basic needs due to the drastic reduction in their purchasing power over the years of war and Western-imposed sanctions. (Photo by AAREF WATAD / AFP)
A volunteer teacher speaks with a student during class at a makeshift school, set-up in camp for internally displaced Syrians, in the village of Haranabush, in the country's rebel-held northwestern Idlib province on May 11, 2024. Since 2011, Syria has endured a bloody conflict that has claimed over half a million lives, displaced several million people and plunged the country into a suffocating economic crisis. The war's widespread destruction of infrastructure has particularly impacted education facilities, with many schools destroyed and other turned into shelters. A third of all school-age children, nearly 2.4 million, did not attend school and another 1.6 million children were at risk of dropping out, according to a recent report from the UN children's agency. Many have been forced to leave school to work and support their families who have struggled to meet their basic needs due to the drastic reduction in their purchasing power over the years of war and Western-imposed sanctions. (Photo by AAREF WATAD / AFP)
An aerial view shows displaced children arriving for class at a makeshift school, set-up in camp for internally displaced Syrians, in the village of Haranabush, in the country's rebel-held northwestern Idlib province on May 11, 2024. Since 2011, Syria has endured a bloody conflict that has claimed over half a million lives, displaced several million people and plunged the country into a suffocating economic crisis. The war's widespread destruction of infrastructure has particularly impacted education facilities, with many schools destroyed and other turned into shelters. A third of all school-age children, nearly 2.4 million, did not attend school and another 1.6 million children were at risk of dropping out, according to a recent report from the UN children's agency. Many have been forced to leave school to work and support their families who have struggled to meet their basic needs due to the drastic reduction in their purchasing power over the years of war and Western-imposed sanctions. (Photo by AAREF WATAD / AFP)
An aerial view shows displaced children arriving for class at a makeshift school, set-up in camp for internally displaced Syrians, in the village of Haranabush, in the country's rebel-held northwestern Idlib province on May 11, 2024. Since 2011, Syria has endured a bloody conflict that has claimed over half a million lives, displaced several million people and plunged the country into a suffocating economic crisis. The war's widespread destruction of infrastructure has particularly impacted education facilities, with many schools destroyed and other turned into shelters. A third of all school-age children, nearly 2.4 million, did not attend school and another 1.6 million children were at risk of dropping out, according to a recent report from the UN children's agency. Many have been forced to leave school to work and support their families who have struggled to meet their basic needs due to the drastic reduction in their purchasing power over the years of war and Western-imposed sanctions. (Photo by AAREF WATAD / AFP)
Displaced children leave the makeshift school, set-up in camp for internally displaced Syrians, in the village of Haranabush, in the country's rebel-held northwestern Idlib province on May 11, 2024. Since 2011, Syria has endured a bloody conflict that has claimed over half a million lives, displaced several million people and plunged the country into a suffocating economic crisis. The war's widespread destruction of infrastructure has particularly impacted education facilities, with many schools destroyed and other turned into shelters. A third of all school-age children, nearly 2.4 million, did not attend school and another 1.6 million children were at risk of dropping out, according to a recent report from the UN children's agency. Many have been forced to leave school to work and support their families who have struggled to meet their basic needs due to the drastic reduction in their purchasing power over the years of war and Western-imposed sanctions. (Photo by AAREF WATAD / AFP)
Displaced children stand at the door of a classroom at a makeshift school, set-up in camp for internally displaced Syrians, in the village of Haranabush, in the country's rebel-held northwestern Idlib province on May 11, 2024. Since 2011, Syria has endured a bloody conflict that has claimed over half a million lives, displaced several million people and plunged the country into a suffocating economic crisis. The war's widespread destruction of infrastructure has particularly impacted education facilities, with many schools destroyed and other turned into shelters. A third of all school-age children, nearly 2.4 million, did not attend school and another 1.6 million children were at risk of dropping out, according to a recent report from the UN children's agency. Many have been forced to leave school to work and support their families who have struggled to meet their basic needs due to the drastic reduction in their purchasing power over the years of war and Western-imposed sanctions. (Photo by AAREF WATAD / AFP)
An aerial view shows displaced children arriving for class at a makeshift school, set-up in camp for internally displaced Syrians, in the village of Haranabush, in the country's rebel-held northwestern Idlib province on May 11, 2024. Since 2011, Syria has endured a bloody conflict that has claimed over half a million lives, displaced several million people and plunged the country into a suffocating economic crisis. The war's widespread destruction of infrastructure has particularly impacted education facilities, with many schools destroyed and other turned into shelters. A third of all school-age children, nearly 2.4 million, did not attend school and another 1.6 million children were at risk of dropping out, according to a recent report from the UN children's agency. Many have been forced to leave school to work and support their families who have struggled to meet their basic needs due to the drastic reduction in their purchasing power over the years of war and Western-imposed sanctions. (Photo by AAREF WATAD / AFP)
Displaced children attend class at a makeshift school, set-up in camp for internally displaced Syrians, in the village of Haranabush, in the country's rebel-held northwestern Idlib province on May 11, 2024. Since 2011, Syria has endured a bloody conflict that has claimed over half a million lives, displaced several million people and plunged the country into a suffocating economic crisis. The war's widespread destruction of infrastructure has particularly impacted education facilities, with many schools destroyed and other turned into shelters. A third of all school-age children, nearly 2.4 million, did not attend school and another 1.6 million children were at risk of dropping out, according to a recent report from the UN children's agency. Many have been forced to leave school to work and support their families who have struggled to meet their basic needs due to the drastic reduction in their purchasing power over the years of war and Western-imposed sanctions. (Photo by AAREF WATAD / AFP)
Displaced children attend class at a makeshift school, set-up in camp for internally displaced Syrians, in the village of Haranabush, in the country's rebel-held northwestern Idlib province on May 11, 2024. Since 2011, Syria has endured a bloody conflict that has claimed over half a million lives, displaced several million people and plunged the country into a suffocating economic crisis. The war's widespread destruction of infrastructure has particularly impacted education facilities, with many schools destroyed and other turned into shelters. A third of all school-age children, nearly 2.4 million, did not attend school and another 1.6 million children were at risk of dropping out, according to a recent report from the UN children's agency. Many have been forced to leave school to work and support their families who have struggled to meet their basic needs due to the drastic reduction in their purchasing power over the years of war and Western-imposed sanctions. (Photo by AAREF WATAD / AFP)
Leipzig's French defender #02 Mohamed Simakan (L) and Bremen's Danish midfielder #06 Jens Stage both jump to head the ball during the German first division Bundesliga football match between RB Leipzig and Werder Bremen in Leipzig, eastern Germany on May 11, 2024. (Photo by Ronny HARTMANN / AFP) / DFL REGULATIONS PROHIBIT ANY USE OF PHOTOGRAPHS AS IMAGE SEQUENCES AND/OR QUASI-VIDEO
Sheffield United's Brazilian-born Dutch midfielder #08 Gustavo Hamer (L) shoots the ball during the English Premier League football match between Everton and Sheffield United at Goodison Park in Liverpool, north west England on May 11, 2024. (Photo by Paul ELLIS / AFP) / RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE. No use with unauthorized audio, video, data, fixture lists, club/league logos or 'live' services. Online in-match use limited to 120 images. An additional 40 images may be used in extra time. No video emulation. Social media in-match use limited to 120 images. An additional 40 images may be used in extra time. No use in betting publications, games or single club/league/player publications. /
Sheffield United's English striker #10 Cameron Archer (R) fights for the ball with Everton's English defender #06 James Tarkowski during the English Premier League football match between Everton and Sheffield United at Goodison Park in Liverpool, north west England on May 11, 2024. (Photo by Paul ELLIS / AFP) / RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE. No use with unauthorized audio, video, data, fixture lists, club/league logos or 'live' services. Online in-match use limited to 120 images. An additional 40 images may be used in extra time. No video emulation. Social media in-match use limited to 120 images. An additional 40 images may be used in extra time. No use in betting publications, games or single club/league/player publications. /
Cologne's German forward #42 Damion Downs celebrates after scoring the 3-2 goal during the German first division Bundesliga football match FC Cologne v FC Union Berlin in Cologne, western Germany on May 11, 2024. (Photo by INA FASSBENDER / AFP) / DFL REGULATIONS PROHIBIT ANY USE OF PHOTOGRAPHS AS IMAGE SEQUENCES AND/OR QUASI-VIDEO
Sheffield United's Brazilian-born Dutch midfielder #08 Gustavo Hamer eyes the ball after shooting it during the English Premier League football match between Everton and Sheffield United at Goodison Park in Liverpool, north west England on May 11, 2024. (Photo by Paul ELLIS / AFP) / RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE. No use with unauthorized audio, video, data, fixture lists, club/league logos or 'live' services. Online in-match use limited to 120 images. An additional 40 images may be used in extra time. No video emulation. Social media in-match use limited to 120 images. An additional 40 images may be used in extra time. No use in betting publications, games or single club/league/player publications. /
Austria's forward #21 Lukas Haudum (2ndL), Austria's defender #24 Steven Strong (R) and and Austria's Vincenz Rohrer #19 (L) vie for the puck with Denmark's forward #54 Felix Scheel (2ndR) during the IIHF Ice Hockey Men's World Championships match between Austria and Denmark in Prague, Czech Republic on May 11, 2024. (Photo by Michal Cizek / AFP)
Cologne's German forward #42 Damion Downs celebrates after scoring the 3-2 goal during the German first division Bundesliga football match FC Cologne v FC Union Berlin in Cologne, western Germany on May 11, 2024. (Photo by INA FASSBENDER / AFP) / DFL REGULATIONS PROHIBIT ANY USE OF PHOTOGRAPHS AS IMAGE SEQUENCES AND/OR QUASI-VIDEO
Austria's forward #21 Lukas Haudum (C) and Austria's defender #24 Steven Strong (L) vie for the puck with Denmark's forward #54 Felix Scheel during the IIHF Ice Hockey Men's World Championships match between Austria and Denmark in Prague, Czech Republic on May 11, 2024. (Photo by Michal Cizek / AFP)
Tottenham Hotspur's Swedish midfielder #21 Dejan Kulusevski (L) fights for the ball with Burnley's Irish defender #02 Dara O'Shea during the English Premier League football match between Tottenham Hotspur and Burnley at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London, on May 11, 2024. (Photo by Glyn KIRK / AFP) / RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE. No use with unauthorized audio, video, data, fixture lists, club/league logos or 'live' services. Online in-match use limited to 120 images. An additional 40 images may be used in extra time. No video emulation. Social media in-match use limited to 120 images. An additional 40 images may be used in extra time. No use in betting publications, games or single club/league/player publications. /
Tottenham Hotspur's Swedish midfielder #21 Dejan Kulusevski (L) fights for the ball with Burnley's Irish defender #02 Dara O'Shea during the English Premier League football match between Tottenham Hotspur and Burnley at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London, on May 11, 2024. (Photo by Glyn KIRK / AFP) / RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE. No use with unauthorized audio, video, data, fixture lists, club/league logos or 'live' services. Online in-match use limited to 120 images. An additional 40 images may be used in extra time. No video emulation. Social media in-match use limited to 120 images. An additional 40 images may be used in extra time. No use in betting publications, games or single club/league/player publications. /
Toulon's New Zealand wing Leicester Fainga'Anuku dives to score a try during the French Top 14 rugby union match between Rugby Club Toulonnais (Toulon) and Lyon Olympique Universitaire Rugby at Stade Mayol in Toulon, south-eastern France on May 11, 2024. (Photo by Sylvain THOMAS / AFP)
Toulon's New Zealand wing Leicester Fainga'Anuku (L) fight for the ball with Lyon's Georgian full-back Davit Niniashvili during the French Top 14 rugby union match between Rugby Club Toulonnais (Toulon) and Lyon Olympique Universitaire Rugby at Stade Mayol in Toulon, south-eastern France on May 11, 2024. (Photo by Sylvain THOMAS / AFP)
Perpignan's New Zealander number 8 So'otala Fa'aso'o snatches the ball from the air during the French Top14 rugby union match between USA Perpignan and ASM Clermont Auvergne at the Aime-Giral stadium in Perpignan, south-western France on May 11, 2024. (Photo by Matthieu RONDEL / AFP)
Montpellier's French centre Auguste Cadot (L) dives to score his team's second try during the French Top14 rugby union match between Castres Olympique and Montpellier Herault Rugby at The Pierre-Fabre Stadium in Castres, south-western France on May 11, 2024. (Photo by Valentine CHAPUIS / AFP)
Chief minister of the capital Delhi and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Arvind Kejriwal (Centre L) gestures with Punjab's chief minister Bhagwant Mann (Centre R) during an election rally in New Delhi on May 11, 2024. A top opponent of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged his compatriots to resist "dictatorship" on May 11, after the country's top court provisionally released him from jail to campaign in national elections. Kejriwal also personally accused the prime minister of targeting his opponents with criminal probes. (Photo by Arun SANKAR / AFP)
Toulon's New Zealand wing Leicester Fainga'Anuku (L) is tackled by Lyon's Georgian full-back Davit Niniashvili (C) during the French Top 14 rugby union match between Rugby Club Toulonnais (Toulon) and Lyon Olympique Universitaire Rugby at Stade Mayol in Toulon, south-eastern France on May 11, 2024. (Photo by Sylvain THOMAS / AFP)
Leipzig's French defender #02 Mohamed Simakan (L) and Bremen's Danish midfielder #06 Jens Stage both jump to head the ball during the German first division Bundesliga football match between RB Leipzig and Werder Bremen in Leipzig, eastern Germany on May 11, 2024. (Photo by Ronny HARTMANN / AFP) / DFL REGULATIONS PROHIBIT ANY USE OF PHOTOGRAPHS AS IMAGE SEQUENCES AND/OR QUASI-VIDEO
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Cologne's German forward #13 Mark Uth (L) kicks the ball as he vies with Union Berlin's Dutch defender #05 Danilho Doekhi during the German first division Bundesliga football match FC Cologne v FC Union Berlin in Cologne, western Germany on May 11, 2024. (Photo by INA FASSBENDER / AFP) / DFL REGULATIONS PROHIBIT ANY USE OF PHOTOGRAPHS AS IMAGE SEQUENCES AND/OR QUASI-VIDEO
