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Voting in referendum for independence in southern Sudan

Sudan voters: James Kworis Juru holds up his ink-stained finger to show he voted — James Kworis Juru voted for separation Photograph: Robin Hammond/Panos

Sudan voters: Hallen Jabe Luka holds up her ink-stained finger to show she voted — Hallen Jabe Luka voted for separation Photograph: Robin Hammond/Panos

Sudan voters: Andrew Lowong holds up his ink-stained finger to show he voted — Andrew Lowong voted for separation Photograph: Robin Hammond/Panos

Sudan voters: Hellena Akwat holds up her ink-stained finger to show she voted — Hellena Akwat voted for separation Photograph: Robin Hammond/Panos

Sudan voters: Chief Michael Aburi holds up his ink-stained finger to show he voted — Chief Michael Aburi voted for separation Photograph: Robin Hammond/Panos

Sudan voters: Mary Ayan holds up her ink-stained finger to show she voted — Mary Ayan voted for separation Photograph: Robin Hammond/Panos

Sudan voters: Samuel Marsot holds up his ink-stained finger to show he voted — Samuel Marsot voted for separation Photograph: Robin Hammond/Panos

Sudan voters: Lona Bate holds up her ink-stained finger to show she voted — Lona Bate voted for separation Photograph: Robin Hammond/Panos

Sudan voters: Rebecca Sanie holds up her ink-stained finger to show she voted — Rebecca Sanie voted for separation Photograph: Robin Hammond/Panos

Sudan voters: Richard Wanu holds up his ink-stained finger to show he voted — Richard Wanu voted for separation Photograph: Robin Hammond/Panos

Sudan voters: Mary Khamisa holds up her ink-stained finger to show she voted — Mary Khamisa voted for separation Photograph: Robin Hammond/Panos

Sudan voters: Sapana Lapai Fresser holds up his ink-stained finger to show he voted — Sapana Lapai Fresser voted for separation Photograph: Robin Hammond/Panos

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