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Number of profiles: 1 Jon Enoch is a London-based editorial and corporate photographer. He has a striking modern style producing stunning results on time and to brief. He is regularly commissioned to shoot for commercial clients in the UK and overseas as well as a range of newspapers and magazines. Clients include: Peugeot, E.ON, T-mobile, Chrysler, The NHS, The Times, Defra, npower, The Guardian, RBS and The Chelsea Flower Show. Number of Titles: 6 Corporate 1 Portraits Odessa Odessa, Ukraine: Children live on the streets of Odessa, sheltering in abandoned homes and parts of the city’s defunct underground heating system. Most have run away from abusive homes. They survive by living in small pseudo-family groups with their own hierarchical structures and laws. Resorting to begging, stealing and prostitution to cope, drug use is common. The homemade drug baltushka is the staple, based on ephedrine it is derived from mixing cheap over the counter medicines with vinegar before being injected. Glue sniffing is also common place. Caught in the transition from a former Soviet country to a modern society, the Ukraine has become the epicentre of Europe’s AIDS epidemic. There are up to 600,000 injecting drug users in the Ukraine, most of whom are young, living in squalid conditions, without any sanitation or state help.i Athens Riots Mounting tension between students and authorities in Athens, Greece, over-boils into full blown rioting with running street battles between protesters and riot police. Petrol bombs and chunks of marble hacked off ornate buildings; the tools of the protesters. Tear gas and stun-grenades; the police response. The wave of violence was sparked by the shooting of Alexandros Grigoropoulos, a fifteen-year-old student, but in reality the destruction was borne out of deep seated economic frustrations. Greece’s tumbling economy, compounded by the global downturn, has led to high youth unemployment agitated by unpopular government reforms. The protests have caused hundreds of millions of Euros in damage, rocking a conservative government that has a one-seat majority and trails the opposition in polls.
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