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Unicef photo of the year 2011

UNICEF Photo of the Year: Honourable mention: 'The situation seems hopeless' by Jan Grarup
Honourable mention: The Situation Seems Hopeless by Jan Grarup from Denmark Photograph: Jan Grarup/NOOR for Save the children
UNICEF Photo of the Year: Honorable mention: 'Young beauties for the world's catwalks'
Honourable mention: Young Beauties for the World's Catwalks by British photographer Anastasia Taylor-Lind Photograph: Anastasia Taylor-Lind/VII
UNICEF Photo of the Year: Honorable mention: 'The dictatorship of scarcity' by Jurgen Escher
Honourable mention: The Dictatorship of Scarcity by Jurgen Escher from Germany Photograph: Juergen Escher/Laif
UNICEF Photo of the Year: Honorable mention: 'Stranded after the flood' by Luca Tommasini, Italy
Honourable mention: Stranded After the Flood by Luca Tommasini, Italy Photograph: Luca Tommasini
UNICEF Photo of the Year: Honorable mention: 'Standing to attention in school'
Honourable mention: Standing to Attention in School by Sergey Kozmin of Russia Photograph: Sergey Kozmin/Focus
UNICEF Photo of the Year: Honable mention: 'Target Roma' by Mugur Varzariu from Romania
Honourable mention: Target Roma by Mugur Varzariu from Romania Photograph: Mugur Varzariu/Freier
UNICEF Photo of the Year: Third Prize: 'Crippled due to rejection of vaccines' by Mary F. Calvert
Third prize: Crippled Due to Rejection of Vaccines by American Mary F Calvert Photograph: Mary F. Calvert/Zuma Press
UNICEF Photo of the Year: Second Prize: 'Drought, poverty, hunger' by J.M. Lopez of Spain
Second prize: Drought, Poverty, Hunger by J M Lopez of Spain Photograph: JM Lopez
UNICEF Photo of the Year: First Prize: 'Waste export to Africa' by Kai Löffelbein
First prize: Waste Export to Africa by Kai Löffelbein from Germany, a photography student at University of Applied Sciences and Arts, Hannover Photograph: Kai Löffelbein
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