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  • Two people spread a tarp at a camp in Taiz.
    Taiz province has been a flashpoint of Yemen’s war, but the recent uptick in violence means displaced people are often arriving in places where there isn’t enough water or shelter.
  • A portrait of Hafedhaa Murshed. She wears a pink patterned headscarf and glasses as she sits and looks to the left.
    When Hafedhaa Murshed fled the camp where she lived with her family for the past five years, she was only able to take a few cooking supplies and a blanket.
  • A photo showing construction workers in Taiz, Yemen.
    In Taiz, construction remains one of the few jobs open to displaced people, 4 July 2026.
  • A makeshift camp site where hundreds of families have taken shelter after fleeing fresh violence in Taiz in September 2026.
    A makeshift camp site where hundreds of families have taken shelter after fleeing fresh violence in Taiz in September 2026.
  • Sahar Shirzad, a Dutch-Afghan human rights activist and organiser with the Azadi Collective, poses with a sign that reads: "LET AFGHAN GIRLS LEARN". "
    Sahar Shirzad, a Dutch-Afghan human rights activist and organiser with the Azadi Collective.
  • A symbolic set of school chairs along with notebooks and pens pictured during a protest for women and girls in Afghanistan Dam Square, Amsterdam, marking 5 years since the Taliban took over Afghanistan.
    A symbolic set of school chairs along with notebooks and pens pictured during a protest for women and girls in Afghanistan Dam Square, Amsterdam, marking 5 years since the Taliban took over Afghanistan.
  • Residents of a remote community in Caraballeda, La Guaira state, receive medical care from Venezuelan NGO Avessoc, on 9 July 2026.
    Residents of a remote community in Caraballeda, La Guaira state, receive medical care from Venezuelan NGO Avessoc, on 9 July 2026.
  • Volunteers in the town of Caraballeda in worst-hit La Guaira state search for survivors, on 28 June.
    Volunteers in the town of Caraballeda in worst-hit La Guaira state search for survivors, on 28 June.
  • Overwhelmed health workers tend to dozens of patients at the entrance of the José María Vargas Hospital in La Guaira, on 25 June.
    Overwhelmed health workers tend to dozens of patients at the entrance of the José María Vargas Hospital in La Guaira, on 25 June.
  • People look at lists of the injured survivors of the attack on the rehab centre, hoping to find the names of family members, friends, or loved-ones.
    People look at lists of the injured survivors of the attack on the rehab centre, hoping to find the names of family members, friends, or loved-ones.
  • Amid daily US-Israeli bombardments, a woman sits outside what was her Tehran apartment after it was destroyed by an airstrike while she was inside, on 12 March 2026.
    Amid daily US-Israeli bombardments, a woman sits outside what was her Tehran apartment after it was destroyed by an airstrike while she was inside, on 12 March 2026.
  • Bangladeshi journalists cover the Jamaat-e-Islami party's election campaign in Old Dhaka, Bangladesh, on 25 January 2026, amid heightened concerns over press freedom and safety.
    Bangladeshi journalists cover the Jamaat-e-Islami party's election campaign in Old Dhaka, Bangladesh, on 25 January 2026, amid heightened concerns over press freedom and safety.
  • A woman displays the Venezuelan flag on Universidad Avenue in Caracas. January 5, 2026. During the rally in Caracas, Venezuela, in support of the installation of the new National Assembly.
    A woman displays the Venezuelan flag on Universidad Avenue in Caracas. January 5, 2026. During the rally in Caracas, Venezuela, in support of the installation of the new National Assembly.
  • Hours after the US strikes, on the morning of 3 January, Venezuelans lined up to shop at the Gama supermarket in La India, Caracas. The store kept its doors closed, allowing in only a limited number of people at a time.
    Hours after the US strikes, on the morning of 3 January, Venezuelans lined up to shop at the Gama supermarket in La India, Caracas. The store kept its doors closed, allowing in only a limited number of people at a time.
  • On 3 January, the day of the US assault, Miyanllela checks her mobile phone for news, sitting outside her home overlooking La Vega in western Caracas.
    On 3 January, the day of the US assault, Miyanllela checks her mobile phone for news, sitting outside her home overlooking La Vega in western Caracas.
  • Elsa Dariquebe, sister of Victorio Dariquebe Gerewa, a park ranger killed in Madre de Dios, in southeastern Peru, in April 2024, allegedly by a hitman contracted by gold miners, in front of her shop in Pillcopata, Cusco, 13 November 2025.
    Elsa Dariquebe, whose park ranger brother was killed in Madre de Dios in April 2024 – allegedly by a hitman contracted by gold miners – sits in front of her shop in Pillcopata, Cusco.
  • Visibly shaken, Robert (he didn’t give his last name), a 63-years-old resident of Cuffies Pen, looks at what remains of his neighbourhood, on 8 November.
  • Nazmul Hoq sits inside his shop in Feni on 24 October 2025. How is now having to both buy and sell stock on credit.
    Nazmul Hoq sits inside his shop in Feni on 24 October 2025. How is now having to both buy and sell stock on credit.
  • MPO-enlisted teachers of non-government educational institutions chant and wave flags during a protest at Central Shaheed Minar on October 21, 2025 in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
    Teachers chant and wave flags during a protest for better working conditions in Dhaka on 21 October 2025. The interim government is under pressure to deliver for a post-revolution populace that is impatient for economic, political, and security reforms.
  • Volunteers and relatives carry the body of a Gen Z protester, honoured as a martyr, for final rites with state honours in Kathmandu, on 16 September 2025.
    Volunteers and relatives carry the body of a Gen Z protester, honoured as a martyr, for final rites with state honours in Kathmandu, on 16 September 2025.
  • Volunteers stand outside remains of a government building set ablaze in Kathmandu on September 13, 2025.
    Volunteers stand outside the remains of a government building set ablaze in Kathmandu on 13 September 2025.
  • White Army fighters train in Ayod county, Jonglei state, on 28 July 2025.
    White Army fighters train in Ayod county, Jonglei state, on 28 July 2025.
  • Outside the apartment in the al-Fardos neighbourhood of Aleppo where Heba and Ahmed are staying with her uncle, 27 July 2025.
    Outside the apartment in the al-Fardos neighbourhood of Aleppo where Heba and Ahmed are staying with her uncle, 27 July 2025.
  • Ahmed, 6, is now living with his mother at a relative’s house in Aleppo, having lived most of his life in al-Hol camp, 27 July 2025.
    Ahmed, 6, is now living with his mother at a relative’s house in Aleppo, having lived most of his life in al-Hol camp, 27 July 2025.
  • A minivan is loaded up in July by deportees inside a centre for processing returnees near the Islam Qala border crossing in Afghanistan’s western province of Herat.
    A minivan is loaded up in July by deportees inside a centre for processing returnees near the Islam Qala border crossing in Afghanistan’s western province of Herat.
  • Mohibullah said he was shot in the leg by Iranian police while trying to escape a deportation sweep.
    Mohibullah said he was shot in the leg by Iranian police while trying to escape a deportation sweep.
  • A BAR Aviation plane waiting to be loaded with sacks of food aid destined for the town of Nasir, on 9 June 2025, at Juba International Airport.
    A BAR Aviation plane waiting to be loaded with sacks of food aid destined for the town of Nasir, on 9 June 2025, at Juba International Airport. 
  • The outskirts of Juba, South Sudan’s capital, seen from a plane en route to deliver food to the town of Nasir on 9 June 2025.
    The outskirts of Juba, South Sudan’s capital, seen from a plane en route to deliver food to the town of Nasir on 9 June 2025. The airdrops, part of a government-controlled operation using private contractors, have drawn criticism from aid workers. 
  • Both Nhial, a White Army fighter who was injured during the attack on a government garrison in Nasir in March, poses for a picture at a hospital in Jonglei state, on 22 May 2025.
    Both Nhial, a White Army fighter who was injured during the attack on a government garrison in Nasir in March, poses for a picture at a hospital in Jonglei state, on 22 May 2025.
  • Both Nhial, a White Army fighter who was injured during the attack on a government garrison in Nasir in March, sits for a picture at a hospital in Jonglei state, on 22 May 2025.
    Samuel Dak, who fought for the SPLM during the second Sudanese civil war in the 1980s, and was injured fighting government troops in March, sits for a picture at a hospital in Jonglei state on 22 May 2025.
  • A branch of Today’s Super Store in Maiduguri where profits are down.
    A branch of Today’s Super Store in Maiduguri where profits are down.
  • Borno's record-breaking ₦28.3 billion revenue in 2024, which surpassed its target by 46%, is now at risk due to the recent large-scale departure of NGOs.
    Maiduguri’s economy has boomed but a downturn is now feared as NGOs shut up shop.

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