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Earlier this year, celebrated photographer Rankin briefly turned his back on the glitz and glamour and took his camera to the refugee camps of the war-torn DR Congo.
These portraits capture the true personalities of people living in one of the most troubled places on earth.
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Antoinette, 70. Wife and Granny
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Charles Kimanuka, 78. Chef
"I've been a chef since 1945. I used to cook for important people. Now it's hard for me - and my six children here - to survive on the limited stocks of food in the camp."
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Tumani (Hope), 38. Tailor
"This sewing machine is all I could take with me. It was heavy, difficult to carry, but I couldn't leave it behind. This sewing machine feeds my eight children and me. If someone were to take this from me, they would be taking my life."
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