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The cross marking the spot where Stephen Saltontall stopped to say a prayer while on a Humane Borders water run in southern Arizona.
Ila Abernathy in her home in Tucson with a satchel dropped by a migrant on a trail.
A section of the border fence in between the US and Mexico in southern Arizona. People have to hike three to 10 days from this point in the desert.
Survivors of the earthquake queue to register to receive aid from Sulteng Bergerak.
Onlookers examine the rubble that was once Petobo, 22 October.
Norma Tandjokara carries the first aid to Labuana.
Village residents had painted “HELP” on several roads to get the attention of aid helicopters flying overhead that delivered to local governments but seemed to take too long to reach them, many said. 24 October.
Unloading the aid in Labuana in water that has not receded since the tsunami wiped out the first three rows of houses.
A Kuwiririna Health Club water point.
Shallow well in Zimbabwe.
Pakistani migrants prepare bread in the DOM in Bihać.
Maithili Thamil Chilwen says she can’t grow any food on her damaged land in northeast Sri Lanka’s Mullaitivu District. The army occupied her land for nine years, but her home and fields were destroyed when she was allowed to return.
For the last year, Arumuham Weluthapillayi, a Hindu priest, has led a protest against the army’s occupation of land in Keppapilavu Village in northeast Sri Lanka.
“If a policeman wants to catch me, he must run faster than me.” Martín Figueroa in Curaçao.

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