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Most migrants travel north from Niger and then eventually head west to Morocco or east to Libya using these routes
People saved from sinking migrant boats rest on board the MV Aquarius
Of the 521 rescued people on board the MV Aquarius, 84 were from Nigeria.
A mother shows a photograph of her daughter scarred in an attack in Syria
Saif-ur-Rehman, an Afghan refugee who sells vegetables in Mardan, with his sons and a girl relative
Chris Simpson in Cote d'Ivoire
Extract from the UN panel of experts interim report on Yemen, October 2016
Victorious SPLA government soldiers in Malakal
Actors perform a skit to raise awareness of the impact of climate change in Badin District, in Pakistan’s Sindh Province, last October
Aid agencies' office in a displacement camp for Rohingya outside Sittwe
Rouhollah Qaderi takes part in an activity organised by a local initiative that supports asylum seekers in Altenberg
Rohullah Qaderi has been rejected for asylum in Germany but is appealing the decision and says he won't return voluntarily
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon meets his successor, António Guterres at the UN General Assembly
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon meets his successor, António Guterres, at the UN General Assembly
When Qussai and his family will be able to return home is an open question
A woman at the entrance to what used to be her house in Les Cayes. She has five children and no means to rebuild.
A school principal, sits among the wreckage of a classroom. His school in Port Salute used to have 253 students, but was completely destroyed by the hurricane
On lock down in Kashmir
Savener, a 41-year-old vendor, stands in front of the area where he worked and lived before Hurricane Matthew
A young boy stands in front of a neighbour’s collapsed house in Lakil de Léogâne, one of the many villages in Haiti devastated by Hurricane Matthew.
A-10 jet
A soy nutrition product for young children is seen inside a rebuilt house in the village of In Bar Yi
Members of Myanmar's Rohingya minority stand outside their newly-rebuilt home in the village of In Bar Yi
A Rohingya boy outside a newly rebuilt home in the recently the village of In Bar Yi in Myanmar' Rakhine state
Aita Singh Rai, 21, says he wants to leave for the United States to join his brothers
Sukraz Rai was a butcher in Bhutan, and he is now able to sell meat for a couple days each month
Refugees have lived in Beldangi camp for decades and it now resembles a small village

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