Paula Bronstein Photojournalist
A Book Project: afghanfinaledit056

A boy hides in a field of poppy flowers where he is helping his father who is a farmer in Badakhshan province. Most farmers receive 50% of the harvest profits from the opium collected. Afghanistan is still the greatest illicit opium producer in the entire world, ahead of Burma (Myanmar). Currently 1kg of opium equals about $200 US. Opium production in Afghanistan has been on the rise since U.S. occupation started in 2001.
May 24, 2011
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- AFGHANISTAN BETWEEN HOPE AND FEAR - THE BOOK
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- UKRAINE BALLET: DANCE DURING WARTIME
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- LESBOS: THE REFUGEE MIGRATION
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