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	Afganistán
		Comité Internacional de la Cruz Roja. Fotografías: Nick Danziger. Afganistán

	Afganistán
		Comité Internacional de la Cruz Roja. + Fotografías. Afganistán

	Afganistán:Fotografías sobre las minas antipersonal
		Comité Internacional de la Cruz Roja. «Afganistán es uno de los países del mundo más infestado de minas. Todas las facciones y partes implicadas en el conflicto afgano en el transcurso de los últimos 15 años han recurrido a las minas. Cabe destacar que las pérdidas debidas a estos artefactos alcanzaron un nivel récord en 1992, y luego en 1995. En este último caso, las actividades militares se habían caracterizado particularmente por un uso masivo de minas en la ciudad de Kabul misma, lo que trajo como consecuencia un gran número de muertos y de heridos entre los combatientes y los civiles.» Afganistán

	Afghan Child Labor
		By Chien-min Chung. The Digital Journalist. Introduction Afganistán

	Afghanistan
		Institute for War & Peace Reporting. «The Afghan gallery features shots by Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer James Hill of The New York Times from late 2001, accompanied by excerpts from James's diary.» Afganistán

	After the Bombing
		Photos by David Brauchli. The Digital Journalist. «...pictures from the Kosovo Crisis, David Brauchli documents the end of the NATO bombing campaign and the refugees return home.» Serbia

	Aftermath
		By Ziyah Gafic. The Digital Journalist. Irak

	Afterwar: War Without End
		The Digital Journalist. Photographs by Lori Grinker. «The book is the result of a photographic and reporting project of monumental proportions, which spans 30 countries (24 of which are in the book) over a period of 15 years. It started in February of 1989 when Grinker accompanied a group of American veterans returning to Vietnam for the first time after the war, but its genesis was three years earlier in Israel on a trip that the photographer took to the West Bank and Gaza to do a story on Arab-Israeli cooperation. The photographic possibilities turned out to be limited, so she tried, successfully, to work in a rehabilitation and recreational center for veterans and their families called Beit Halochem, which means the warrior’s home. She photographed and interviewed its inhabitants, and became fascinated with what war does to those it uses, and this was to be the first contact with former warriors around the globe.» EEUU - inglés

	Agent Orange: "Collateral Damage" in Viet Nam
		By Philip Jones Griffiths. January 2003. The Digital Journalist. «When I was covering the war in Viet Nam there were reports from Ha Noi in 1967 claiming that millions of people had been victims of chemical warfare. Officials in Saigon dismissed these as crude propaganda and for us journalists in the South there was little opportunity to verify claims made by the North.» EEUU - inglés Vietnam

	Albania
		Comité Internacional de la Cruz Roja. Albania

	Albania
		Comité Internacional de la Cruz Roja. + Fotografías + Fotografías Albania

	Album fotográfico de las diferentes actuaciones del Centro de Cooperación al Desarrollo
		Universidad Politécnica de Valencia. España

	Álbum fotográfico Mundo Negro
		Misioneros Combonianos. Africa

	America’s bloodiest day
		Photographs by Jeremy Lock. American Photojournalist. «The American Civil War has been referred to as the first modern war. This war saw the increase in the number of men involved, strategic sweeping movements, the use of trains and telegraphs, effective use of combined land-sea operations, and the increasing sophistication of the weaponry including rifled artillery, repeating weapons and iron-clad ships.» EEUU - inglés

	Angola
		Comité Internacional de la Cruz Roja. Fotografias: Luz Luzerno. Angola

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