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  • Rebel fighters pictured in the northern town of Bambari in 2017. Armed groups still control vast parts of the countryside in CAR.
  • Rebel fighters pictured in the northern town of Bambari in 2017. Armed groups still control vast parts of the countryside in CAR.
  • University Hospital in Maracaibo, Venezuela.
  • Barrio Chiuijo, a survivor of a landmine explosion who was living in extreme poverty west of Chimoio in Mozambique in 2013.
  • A member of the indigenous Garifuna community making bread in Triunfo de La Cruz in northern Honduras in 2018.
  • The South African government has deployed about 28,000 health workers nationwide for mass COVID-19 testing and screening.
  • Imizamo Yethu's maze of walkways. South Africa’s townships are poor, crowded, and with few services – which makes the government’s stay-at-home order difficult to bear.
  • Imizamo Yethu's maze of walkways. South Africa’s townships are poor, crowded, and with few services – which makes the government’s stay-at-home order difficult to bear.
  • Imizamo Yethu’s micro-businesses continue to operate during the lockdown. An estimated 20,000 to 30,000 people are squeezed onto 0.57 square kilometres of land – and few wear protective masks.
  • A group of displaced people who fled a village called Miangalewa after an insurgent attack last November.
  • A group of displaced people who fled a village called Miangalewa after an insurgent attack last November.
  • Venezuelans walking from Bogotá back to Venezuela take a break under a bridge. Hamstrung by COVID-19 restrictions, thousands of migrants have opted for the recently unthinkable: return to Venezuela.
  • Venezuelans walking from Bogotá back to Venezuela take a break under a bridge. Hamstrung by COVID-19 restrictions, thousands of migrants have opted for the recently unthinkable: return to Venezuela.

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