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  • A woman bends over in front of a temporary shelter.
    Pascaziya Kahumba and her five children are living in Bujuri camp – one of roughly a dozen sites where displaced people say they are struggling to meet their basic needs.
  • Displaced people await a distribution of aid from a foundation operated by Congolese First Lady Denise Nyakéru Tshisekedi.
    Displaced people await a distribution of aid from a foundation operated by Congolese First Lady Denise Nyakéru Tshisekedi.
  • A busy Owerri city center after the stay-at-home protest was suspended.
    A busy Owerri city center after the stay-at-home protest was suspended.
  • A statue of former Biafran leader Emeka Ojukwu in the southeastern city of Onitsha.
    A statue of former Biafran leader Emeka Ojukwu in the southeastern city of Onitsha.
  • A truck bearing the logo of the period poverty awareness-raising festival Jeyetna, which distributed free period panties, reusable pads, and menstrual cups across Lebanon this summer.
    A truck bearing the logo of the period poverty awareness-raising festival Jeyetna, which distributed free period panties, reusable pads, and menstrual cups across Lebanon this summer.
  • A cookie with a menstrual cup distributed at Jeyetna, a two-month festival that is part of efforts to raise awareness about worsening period poverty in Lebanon.
    A cookie with a menstrual cup distributed at Jeyetna, a two-month festival that is part of efforts to raise awareness about worsening period poverty in Lebanon.
  • A farmer splits coca plants over a machete in Catatumbo, where the growing of the illicit crop has continued to expand despite the 2016 peace deal. In 2020, Colombia produced the most cocaine in the country’s history.
    A farmer splits coca plants over a machete in Catatumbo, where the growing of the illicit crop has continued to expand despite the 2016 peace deal. In 2020, Colombia produced the most cocaine in the country’s history.
  • With the nearest major city a 10 hour drive away along rough dirt roads, the river serves as a major access point into the isolated region of Catatumbo, Colombia.
    With the nearest major city a 10 hour drive away along rough dirt roads, the river serves as a major access point into the isolated region of Catatumbo, Colombia.
  • Andrés Silva and his mother stack eggs from their chickens on their family farm in Catatumbo, Colombia. Neither of them have been offered the Covid-19 vaccine in their small town.
    Andrés Silva and his mother stack eggs from their chickens on their family farm in Catatumbo, Colombia. Neither of them have been offered the Covid-19 vaccine in their small town.
  • “It’s easy to remain neutral when the act of injustice doesn’t affect you.”
  • Isabel Juela visiting her husband at a public hospital in Quito. After months of delay, they were forced to go to a private clinic for his brain surgery. They now owe over $15,000.
    Isabel Juela visiting her husband at a public hospital in Quito. After months of delay, they were forced to go to a private clinic for his brain surgery. They now owe over $15,000.
  • Map showing food insecurity throughout South Sudan
  • Maiduguri: Boko Haram began in the northeastern city as a radical Islamist movement. In 2009, it declared a jihad, and millions of lives have been upended as a result of its violence in the 12 years since.
    Maiduguri: Boko Haram began in the northeastern city as a radical Islamist movement. In 2009, it declared a jihad, and millions of lives have been upended as a result of its violence in the 12 years since.
  • Women queue for relief at the Teachers' Village IDP camp in Maiduguri, 2019. The conflict has displaced more than two million people.
    Women queue for relief at the Teachers' Village IDP camp in Maiduguri, 2019. The conflict has displaced more than two million people.
  • More than 1,000 Boko Haram fighters have surrendered to the army in the last few weeks - handing over the weapons they carried. (Image taken from social media)
    More than 1,000 Boko Haram fighters have surrendered to the army in the last few weeks - handing over the weapons they carried. (Image taken from social media)
  • A clandestine Nigerian government programme is reaching out to senior jihadist fighters in the bush to encourage them to abandon their goal of building a caliphate by force of arms, and to defect. (Still taken from an ISWAP propaganda film)
    A clandestine Nigerian government programme is reaching out to senior jihadist fighters in the bush to encourage them to abandon their goal of building a caliphate by force of arms, and to defect. (Still taken from an ISWAP propaganda film)

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