1 - Pep Bonet, Spain, 2 bed /portraits
Transgender prostitutes in San Pedro Sula (Honduras). San Pedro Sula - the second largest city in Gonudrase, here are among the highest in the country indicators for HIV infection. Sex workers are particularly at risk of infections. Because of the conservatism of the family and traditional religious values of gays and transsexuals are often rejected by society and victims of violence.
2 - Johan Bevman, Sweden, 2 bed /issues of the day
Tanzanian albino have to be a rogue and fight for life with the conditions to which they are physically ill-suited. Holders of this legacy of quality is particularly prone to skin cancer, and should avoid exposure to the sun. Furthermore albinos in Tanzania are often victims of shamanism, as there is a belief that potions, cooked in broth of albino body parts, bring good luck and prosperity. During the first ten months of 2008 in Tanzania, killed more than 25 albinos.
3 - Lee Tszetszyun, China, 3 bed /portraits
Religious images of war, staged with the help of figures in their respective positions.
Above right - "falling soldier" dramatization of Robert Capa's photograph of 1936, made during the civil war in Spain.
4 - Yuri Kozyrev, Russia, 1 bed /portraits
Raja Jassim Jihad (37 years) with his son Sarkhanov in Baghdad (Iraq). Her husband, Ghazi Svadi Tofan was kidnapped in November 2006 and has not yet been found. For many months, she went to the city morgue and joined it to the crowd that day to watch video recordings of unidentified corpses, hoping to find their relatives among the dead. With five children and having no income, it is no longer able to pay the fare on the bus, so no longer goes to the morgue, but still hopes to return Tofan.
5 - Henk Kruger, South Africa, 2 bed /hot news
Zimbabwean crawling over the fence on the border with South Africa, near Beit Bridge, May 21. Zimbabwe is experiencing hyperinflation, and the progression of the critical level of unemployment. According to official statistics of migration to South Africa amounted to approximately 96 000 people a month, not counting the illegals.
6 - Heraldo Perez, Brazil, honorable mention /everyday life
People gather around the body of Franklin Thiago de Lima (21), who was killed in the slums of the city of Recife in northeastern Brazil on January 22. Per 100 000 population in Recife had ninety-violent deaths, the largest proportion of Rio de Janeiro more than two times.
7 - Veronique de Vigera, France, 3 bed /issues of the day
In the Garden of Angels for victims of crimes against women says suspended from wooden crosses are the clothes that they wore in his evil hour. In Guatemala, one of the highest rates in the world of cruelty to women. In April 2008, the Guatemalan Congress approved a law that singles out the murder of women as a crime punishable by imprisonment for a term of 25 to 50 years.
8 - Luis Vasconcelos, Brazil, 1 place /event
Woman tries to stop the forced eviction of squatters from private land near Manaus in the state of Amazonas (Brazil). Those who have lived on this earth families received eviction notices several days earlier. Squatters protesting the shortage of housing in Manaus, were evicted after a confrontation with police that lasted two hours.
8 below - Yannis Kolesidis, Greece, 2 place /people in the news
A drop of blood dripping from his hand a man standing in front of a detachment of police on crowd control at demonstrations at the Greek Parliament in Athens on December 9. Wave of protest was a reaction to the death of 15-year-old boy who received a police bullet in the incident three days earlier. The protests escalated into a general dissatisfaction with the demonstrators social policy in the country and resulted in the most serious unrest in Greece over the past decade.
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