Robben Island, South Africa - 24 November 2019: Wire fence, with razor wire on top, encircles a former prison compound on Robben Island. Old buildings

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24 November 2019

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Robben Island, South Africa

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Robben Island, South Africa - 24 November 2019: Wire fence, with razor wire on top, encircles a former prison compound on Robben Island. Old buildings are on the outside of the compound

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