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3 December 2009: Mumbai, India: Demonstrators burn an effigy — Mumbai, India: Demonstrators burn an effigy representing Mumbai Municipal Corporation during a protest against water shortage Photograph: Rafiq Maqbool/guardian.co.uk

3 December 2009: Tegucigalpa, Honduras: An old woman walks between riot police officers — Tegucigalpa, Honduras: An old woman walks between riot police officers as supporters of ousted president Manuel Zelaya protest near the National Congress Photograph: Esteban Felix/guardian.co.uk

3 December 2009: Moscow, Russia: People take part in a rally protesting against terror — Moscow, Russia: People take part in a rally protesting against terror Photograph: Sergey Ponomarev/guardian.co.uk

3 December 2009: Bhopal, India: Local activists shout slogans during a torch rally — Bhopal, India: Local activists shout slogans during a torch rally to mark the 25th anniversary of the Bhopal gas disaster Photograph: Reinhard Krause/guardian.co.uk

3 December 2009: Kabul, Afghanistan: A woman walks in a market — Kabul, Afghanistan: A woman walks in a market Photograph: Alexandre Meneghini/guardian.co.uk

3 December 2009: A Palestinian labourer works in a new housing project — Givat Zeev, West Bank: A Palestinian labourer works in a new housing project Photograph: David Silverman/guardian.co.uk

3 December 2009: Tehran, Iran: Students recreate the scene of the murder of Neda Agha-Soltan — Tehran, Iran: Students recreate the scene of the murder of protester Neda Agha-Soltan Photograph: Atta Kenare/guardian.co.uk

3 December 2009: Rio De Janeiro, Brazil: A child bathes under an outdoor shower — Rio De Janeiro, Brazil: A child bathes under an outdoor shower in the poverty ridden City of God favela Photograph: Spencer Platt/guardian.co.uk

3 December 2009: Bentiu, Sudan: Boys play football on a dusty patch of land — Bentiu, Sudan: Boys play football on a dusty patch of land Photograph: Roberto Schmidt/guardian.co.uk

3 December 2009: Dubai, United Arab Emirates: Men work on traditional wire fishing baskets — Dubai, United Arab Emirates: Men work on traditional wire fishing baskets Photograph: Dan Kitwood/guardian.co.uk

3 December 2009: Perugia, Italy: Fog covers the hills — Perugia, Italy: Fog covers the hills Photograph: Alessandro Bianchi/guardian.co.uk

3 December 2009: Colombo, Sri Lanka: Student monks await breakfast — Colombo, Sri Lanka: Student monks await breakfast offerings at Vidyalankara Pirivena, an insititute of higher learning for Buddhist clergy Photograph: Ishara S Kodikara/guardian.co.uk

3 December 2009: New Orleans, US: A boy in a car on a street decorated with Christmas lights — New Orleans, US: A boy in a car on a street decorated with Christmas lights Photograph: Mario Tama/guardian.co.uk

3 December 2009: Hanover, Germany: Three-week-old Sykes' monkey baby — Hanover, Germany: Three-week-old Sykes' monkey baby Whoopie plays with a peanut at the zoo Photograph: Jochen Luebke/guardian.co.uk

3 December 2009: Wuhan, China: Buildings amid heavy fog — Wuhan, China: Buildings amid heavy fog Photograph: guardian.co.uk

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