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  • Displaced women and children sit under a mango tree in early February at a displacement camp in the town of Liton.
    Displaced women and children sit under a mango tree in early February at a displacement camp in the town of Liton. Hundreds of thousands of people have fled their homes since a fresh outbreak of violence in December.
  • The profile of a woman as she holds her daughter.
    Alphonsine Kobanda and her daughters have fallen ill since fleeing violence, and have been unable to visit a clinic.
  • A man stands beneath a makeshift shelter, his face half shaded by the shadow cast by the tarp.
    Denis Mafouta, 54, said his village sustained considerable damage during recent clashes, and that he does not expect to return home any time soon.
  • A close-up image of a man's face, angled upward from below.
    35-year-old Moussa Samson, who has four children, said he had never felt greater fear than when rebels turned up in his village in January.
  • A woman sitting on the ground on a blanket plays with her child who is dressed in white.
    Nadia Ndio plays with her six-month-old daughter, Persévérance, outside the local school in Liton.
  • A woman in a pink t-shirt at the centre of the image is in focus, looking past the camera to the left. In the foreground are blurry images of other women.
    Solange Bangabingili’s (centre) husband went missing the day rebels arrived in their village, and has not been seen since.
  • The profile of a woman who looks past the camera to the right, her face softly lit. The rest of the image is dark.
    55-year-old Eugénie Dote told TNH women in her village were raped while fleeing “armed men”.
  • A young woman sits on an iron-framed bed with a child. Both are looking down at the mattress.
    Flora Deolo, 26, was nine months pregnant when she was forced to flee into the forest with her family in mid-January.
  • A group of villages of all ages fill the frame, sitting on the ground in a displacement camp.
    53-year-old Ntalie Kobeti (pictured on the first row to the right, wearing a headscarf) ran with others from her village into the woods to escape rebel troops.
  • Extracts from a humanitarian access agreement between Ethiopia and the United Nations signed on 29 November 2020.
    Extracts from a humanitarian access agreement between Ethiopia and the United Nations signed on 29 November 2020
  • A portrait of two refugees against a wall.
    Liberian refugees at a medical treatment centre in Conakry, Guinea.
  • A Venezuelan migrant woman looks out the opening of a makeshift shelter at the camera.
    A Venezuelan migrant is seen inside a tent at a makeshift camp amid the coronavirus outbreak in Bogotá, Colombia, 8 June 2020.
  • Adolia Silva stands with her granddaughter in front of a bed in a small blue painted bedroom, looking at the camera.
    Adolia Silva and her granddaughter share this small room and bed in an overcrowded building in Soacha, on the outskirts of Bogotá, Colombia.
  • UN humanitarian chief Mark Lowcock stands to the right of the image, looking past the camera and holding out a pen in his hand. Empty seats are pictured in the background, as well as a large poster of the UN's brand.
    UN humanitarian chief Mark Lowcock speaks to journalists at the UN's Geneva HQ, 4 December 2018.
  • A displaced man with no shelter bends over a shallow bucket in a clearing between makeshift shelters.
    A displaced man with no shelter is forced to sleep in the open in Pibor town. 20,000 others have fled to the town in recent months.
  • A man in the foreground of the photo washes clothes in the river. In the distance, low houses and other residents are visible.
    A man washes clothes in the river in Lekuangole. A second year of flooding has cut off roads leading to the nearest well-equipped health centre.
  • A woman walks towards the camera carrying cans of water.
    A woman carries cans of water in Pibor town. Violence is expected to pick up in the region as the dry season approaches.
  • A mother sits with her malnourished child on a bed in Pibor’s main health centre.
    A mother sits with her malnourished child on a bed in Pibor’s main health centre. 30,000 people are facing famine conditions in the region after heavy fighting and torrential floods.
  • Three residents carry food aid bags on their shoulders as they walk towards the camera
    Residents of Pibor collect aid from the World Food Programme. Hundreds of tonnes of food assistance have been stolen from organisations working in the region.
  • 4 armed youth walk along a path lined by grass, one looks at the camera with a smile.
    Armed youth walk through Lekuangole, a village in South Sudan’s Pibor region. Clashes between militias in the area cost hundreds of lives last year.
  • Through the window of a vehicle, residents of Bangui are seen standing by the roadside.
    Bangui residents are struggling to find transport around town since motorbike taxi drivers were told to stop working for security reasons.
  • A woman helps a customer leaning across the counter of a food stall.
    Marie-Claire, a mother of seven who sells food at a local market in Bangui, told TNH she earns three times less than she did before the blockade.
  • An image of empty food stalls.
    Food stalls lie empty at a market in Central African Republic’s capital, Bangui. A weeks-long rebel blockade of the country’s main trade route has badly impacted the city’s residents.
  • Rwandan peacekeepers stand across a highway in the sun.
    Rwandan peacekeepers on a patrol in January just outside of Bangui. The UN mission in CAR has more than 10,000 troops.

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