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  • Abala’s hospital has been looted and trashed, its floors strewn with medical records and discarded drugs.
    Abala’s hospital has been looted and trashed, its floors strewn with medical records and discarded drugs.
  • A map shows 3 main regions Amhara,Tigary,Afar in Northern Ethiopia.
  • Abala was fought over by Afar forces and Tigray rebels in December 2021, and is now largely abandoned.
    Abala was fought over by Afar forces and Tigray rebels in December 2021, and is now largely abandoned.
  • This Illustration depicts a child battling alienation on a traditional houseboat on Kashmir's Dal Lake, with the Zabarwan Range in the background.
  • Faizan Fayaz says he has faced stigma since he was just a child for being the son of a counterinsurgent.
    Faizan Fayaz says he has faced stigma since he was just a child for being the son of a counterinsurgent.
  • A map shows the food-security famine horn in Africa
  • A man gives water to his lambs in Kenya after losing 150 animals to drought.
    Abdel Mohammed has lost 150 animals to drought and tit-for-tat raids by neighbouring communities. He has just a handful of goats left. Isiolo, northern Kenya, November 2021.
  • A group of women walking through the UN-run protection of civilian site in Malakal.
    A group of women walking through the UN-run protection of civilian site in Malakal.
  • UN peacekeepers stand guard outside the UN protection of civilian site. in Malakal
    UN peacekeepers stand guard outside the UN protection of civilian site in Malakal.
  • UN Peacekeepers drive through the UN protection of civilian site in Malakal
    UN Peacekeepers drive through the UN protection of civilian site in Malakal
  • UN Peacekeepers drive through the UN protection of civilian site in Malakal
    UN Peacekeepers drive through the UN protection of civilian site in Malakal.
  • In the forest near Poland's border with Belarus, volunteer Mariusz Kurnyta and his wife give an IV to a three-month pregnant woman from Cuba who had hypothermia and was severely dehydrated, on 6 May 2022.
    In the forest near Poland's border with Belarus, volunteer Mariusz Kurnyta and his wife give an IV to a three-month pregnant woman from Cuba who had hypothermia and was severely dehydrated, on 6 May 2022.
  • Flood-affected people and livestock are ferried across a flooded field after heavy rains in Nagaon district, in India’s northeastern state of Assam, on 19 May 2022
    Flood-affected people and livestock are ferried across a flooded field after heavy rains in Nagaon district, in India’s northeastern state of Assam, on 19 May 2022.
  • Ruksana Akter, 25, watches as Cyclone Yaas approaches Bangladesh’s coast in May 2021.
    Ruksana Akter, 25, watches as Cyclone Yaas approaches Bangladesh’s coast in May 2021.
  • A map showing Afghanistan and refugees in Iran and Pakistan.
  • A group of Afghan migrants leaves Baluch market for Iran.
    A group of Afghan migrants leaves Baluch market for Iran. From here, it's an 8- or 9-hour drive to the Pakistani border, before they'll head off on foot, hiking with traffickers into Iran for several nights.
  • A man stands in front of Abrisham bridge waiting to cross.
    Shams-ur-Rahman became separated from his five-year-old son in the confusion of being detained and deported from Iran. Like many other Afghan refugees, he felt he had no choice but to make the difficult journey.
  • An illustration of a dialogue between jihadists and community leaders.
    A depiction of a dialogue between jihadists and community leaders in central Mali. Dozens of such talks have been held in the region since mid-2020.
  • A depiction of a dialogue between jihadists and community leaders in central Mali. Civilians are on the back foot during such talks but have still extracted concessions from militants. (Dramane Diarra/TNH)
    A depiction of a dialogue between jihadists and community leaders in central Mali. Civilians are on the back foot during such talks but have still extracted concessions from militants. (Dramane Diarra/TNH)

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