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Roma Wall or Gypsy Wall in Baia Mare in Romania segregates the Roman minority from the rest of the population.
The local administration built a wall between the road Strada Horea and an area of social housing that houses 1000 Roma people into one-room apartments, some without water or electricity. According to the mayor, this wall was designed to "prevent traffic accidents", while pro-democracy organizations say it amounts to "institutionalized racism".
In 2011, the national anti-discrimination council fined mayor Cătălin Cherecheș for the building of the wall and ordered it to be pulled down.
The wall nevertheless proved popular with the majority population and the mayor was overwhelmingly re-elected in 2012.

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In 2002, Izrael started work on a 670km wall separating itself from the West Bank. It is mostly 5 meters of wire mesh, but there are sections that are 8 meters tall and made of solid concrete, with watchtowers with snipers. It includes 6% to 8% of occupied Palestinian territory. Source: Quartz

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Hadrian's Wall was built by the Romans to keep out the unconquered people of Scotland. Construction started around A.D. 122, after a visit to Britain by Emperor Hadrian (reign A.D. 117-138), a ruler determined to consolidate the Roman Empire's borders

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Hadrian's Wall, Brampton, Ujedinjeno Kraljevstvo

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Hadrian's Wall, Brampton, United Kingdom

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Hadrian's Wall, Brampton, United Kingdom

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(Andrea, Lana and Tara)

Hadrian's Wall was built by the Romans to keep out the unconquered people of Scotland. Construction started around A.D. 122, after a visit to Britain by Emperor Hadrian, a ruler determined to consolidate the Roman Empire's borders

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There is nothing to indicate to the visitors whether they are on the Muslim or the Croat bank of the Neretva River. That imaginary dividing line only exists in the hearts and minds of the people of Mostar. It corresponds to the front line that ran through the center of the city and next to its main high school during the war of 1992-95.

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Frontera Mexico-USA, Muro Divisorio, Vía Internacional, Zona Norte, Tijuana, B.C., México

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Border Mexico-USA, Wall Tijuana, B.C., México

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Border Mexico-USA, Wall Tijuana, B.C., México

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by kenneth, Jessica and Nerea

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Busca negocios locales, consulta mapas y consigue información sobre rutas en Google Maps.

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Morabito Sidi Ibrahim, Carretera de Circunvalación de la Frontera, Ceuta, España

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https://www.google.es/maps/place/Morabito+Sidi+Ibrahim/@35.8864484,-5.375712,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m5!3m4!1s0xd0ca188fc88a953:0x25b44231de68f287!8m2!3d35.8864441!4d-5.3735233?hl=es
La Valla de Ceuta is an 8-kilometre physical barrier between the Spanish autonumos city of Ceuta and the neutral zone separating Spain and Marrueco. Its purpose is to hinder ilegal immigration and commercial smuggling.

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Hussainiwala Border Gate, Firozpur, Punyab, India

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(Elena and Jesús)
Go to wall (Google Street
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It is the India-Pakistan wall that separates both countries because of previous wars and actual war tension. It is nearly 3000 km long. Both countries are important nuclear world powers and they are developing nuclear weapons hiding it to the rest of the world.

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THE WALL CHILD SLAVERY
(DAVID E INÉS)

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Republic Road, Ferndale, Randburg, Sudáfrica

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Republic Road, Ferndale, Randburg, Sudáfrica

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Republic Road, Ferndale, Randburg, Sudáfrica

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Busca negocios locales, consulta mapas y consigue información sobre rutas en Google Maps.

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GO TO SITE

Chinese wall is a business term describing an information barrier within an organization that was erected to prevent exchanges or communication that could lead to conflicts of interest.
Size | 21,196 km

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The Iraqi Prime Minister decided to separate Syria and Iraq after the war. To stop entering between conflicts between them, he also wants to monitor the fence with security turrets. The anviente there is hostile.

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The living conditions of the population are of great precariousness, which forces some children to work in the mines and expose their lives to all kinds of diseases and fatal accidents, under the silent gaze of the State and the mining companies that employ.

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Pelayo and Marina

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by kenneth and Jessica

this wall separates Mexico from USA and every day the immigrants that came from Mexico and other countries try to climb to the other side to get to USA.

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(Dany and Lucy)
This wall separates both Koreas.
Click here Google's Street View

Divided by bars, armored glass and thousands of soldiers on both sides, the military tension is mixed with hundreds of tourists who huddle to take pictures, in a surreal aesthetic scene that mixes war and “selfie” in a single capture.

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Marina and Pelayo
Wall of the same-sex marriage

In the United Arab Emirates, same-sex marriage is capital punishment

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WALL VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN

The Government in Sudan has never recognized that this violence is a problem Prostitution is being a growing
problem
MIRANDA MARTINEZ AND LUCIA CASADO

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The wall of publication freedom in China (Paula and Jorge)

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The wall of publication freedom in China (Paula and Jorge)

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Actual communist dictatorship and the lock to right to information
"Today there are over 60 different laws governing what can (and cannot) be viewed on the net."
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Dictatorship of Venezuela's Wall (Ruth y Samuel) 

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Dictatorship of Venezuela's Wall (Ruth y Samuel) 

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Click here Google Street View
This country is going through a complicated crisis due to the dictatorship. Today it is one of the most violent countries in the world because people need to steal to get some money because bolivars have a very high price and high control in the exchange with dollars.
Citizens are constantly demonstrating to end this crisis.