Schoolchildren on a visit to elderly man and woman who tell them about life in their neighbourhood during the Nazi-German occupation in the Second World War.
Their visit is part of a schools project. The children learn about the war through the wartime experiences of elderly people who lived as children in their neighbourhood during the war.
Paul is one of the few welders remaining in the middle of Amsterdam, in an area called “De Pijp”.
Portraits of people living in Jakarta.
Seamstress Wil is now no longer in her shop in Amsterdam. It’s closed because of the heavy competition and her aging. She started a new shop near to her home in a cheaper town.
Women of Asaafa, Ghana, are equally involved in the fishing business. Once the net is on the beach women take care of production.
The village Asaafa in Ghana is depending on fishing and agriculture. The children live near the beach.
Every day the men and women of Asaafa bring in their net. Big fish used to be in it all the time. Nowadays mostly small fish is caught in a clew of plastic.