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Hello @Gbawden:, I don't understand why you deleted the artistic picture of a schoolgirl in Sudan, shown in an anonymous sight from behind. IMO it is not a violation of personal rights, as the schoolgirl cannot be identified, and Ola Alsheikh is not a non-contributor, as you can see here [] - Rather this picture was included to show her personal interest in women in Sudan and as a creative photographer, as explained in the text and sources. - Is there any way for you to revert the deletion, which has diminished the quality of the article? Munfarid1 (talk) 09:43, 5 September 2022 (UTC)Reply
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