A Libyan boy sits on the barrel of a destroyed army tank with other youths celebrate the freedom of Benghazi

A Libyan boy sits on the barrel of a destroyed army tank with other youths celebrate the freedom of the Libyan city of Benghazi,Libya

A young boy plays at a water fountain

A young boy plays at a water fountain.

A chinese boy hangs from gymnastic rings while attending a gymnastics class

A chinese boy hangs from gymnastic rings while attending a gymnastics class for children aged between seven and ten at the Shichahai Sports School

A Somali boy carries a sword fish on his head to take to the market

A Somali boy carries a sword fish on his head to take to the market in Mogadishu

A Palestinian blind boy reads a Quran Islam's holy book, in braille

A Palestinian blind boy reads a Quran Islam's holy book, in braille in Jenin, ahead
 the upcoming month of Ramadan

A boy waits for food handouts with other flood victims

A boy waits for food handouts with other flood victims as they take refuge at a makeshift camp in Sukkur

A boy makes his way along a flooded path

A boy makes his way along a flooded path

A boy watches a passenger plane as it lands at the airport

 A boy watches a passenger plane as it lands at the airport

A boy eats an ice cream in the 32 degree Celsius

A boy eats an ice cream in the 32 degree Celsius 

   

A boy jump into the Sommerbad Olympiastadion public pool

A boy jump into the Sommerbad Olympiastadion public pool

An illegal immigrant boy from Myanmar collects plastic

An illegal immigrant boy from Myanmar collects plastic at a rubbish dump site near Mae Sot December 22, 2009. Despite terrible living conditions and the fear of being sent back to their country, several hundred illegal immigrants from Myanmar live and earn an average of $1 per day collecting plastic at the rubbish dump near the border town of Mae Sot. Myanmar's long-standing political crisis has forced millions of people to cross the border for a better and safer life. The first refugees arrived and set up camps in the Myanmar-Thailand border in 1984. Now, there are over 140,000 refugees in nine official camps along Thailand's western border. Many more are expected to be in unofficial settlements.
Credit: REUTERS/Damir Sagolj